fl.it
urdar,
January
IS,
1MB.
"
'-
--
SORE
THROAT
WITH
COLDS
gvm
m$rmm
-im
Take
2
"Atpirln"
Tablet,
ilh
a
foil
glass
of
water.
TU,
WSm
HI
Cruth
3
"Aiplrin"
Tableti
7
WliL
V'i8lSP
In
13Blat
of
water-garglt
MSV
Wm
tw?t
vy
hours.
The
speed
with
which
"Aspirin"
tablets
act
in
relieving
the
distressing
symptoms
of
colds
and
accompanying
sore
throat
is
utterly
amazing
.
.
.
and
the
treatment
is
simple
and
pleasant.
This
is
all
you
do.
Crush
and
dissolve
three
"Aspirin"
tablets
in
one-third
glass
of
water.
Then
gargle
with
this
mixture'twice,
holding
your
head
well
back.
This
medicinal
gargle
will
act
almost
like
a
local
anesthetic
DEMAND
AND
GET-
ASPIRIN
on
the
sore,
irritated
membrane
of
your
throat.
Pain,
eases
promptly;
rawness
is
relieved.
You
will
say
It
is
remarkable.
"Aspirin"
tablets
are
made
in
Canada.
"Aspirin"
is
the
registered
trade-mark
of
the
Bayer
Company,
Limited,
of
Windsor,
Ontario.
Look
for
the
name
Bayer
in
the
'form
of
a
cross
oh
every
tablet.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD,
8teamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.
S.S.
CAltDENA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
9:00
p:m.
Dne
Vancouver,
Thurs.
pjn.
Due
Vancouver,
Sun.
Midnight
If
convenient
pleaso
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
ICupert
Asent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
The
Ideal
Tonic
For
The
Winter
Months
HIGHEST
POTENCY
Vitamin
Emulsion
Emulsifying
in
a
palatable
form
the
natural
Vitamins
of
Halibut,
Tuna
and
Cod
.Liver
Gils.
.
.
An
efficient
"general
"tonic
for
both
adults
and
children.
A
100
Prince
'Rupert
Product
Price
One
Dollar
Per
Bottle
Manufactured
and
Sold
By
Ormes
Ltd.
Jhonecr
bruqgists
The
itasnll
Store
Phones:
III
Open
Dally
Fro
hi
6
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
18
noo'ii
till
J
f.m,
7
p.'m.
till
8
p.m.
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
200
Window
Shades
36x72,
With
fittings.
Colors,
green,
sand,
'cream.
'Each
90c
Other
sizes
In
oil
flnlslv'cloth.
41',V',
45"
and
48".
All
72"
long.
Blued
cloth
oil
finish.
40C
Per
yard
i
Phone
775
'
327
THIRD
AVENUE
i4
.r-tiitr
mi
.1
I
L!IL-
-1
!!
.Cash
of.Old
Oold,
Bulger'?
S.
BUhop
-and
Mrs.
G..
A.
Rix
sailed
last
night,
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
.for
-a
;trlp
toVancouver.
H.
'Stferilrd
returned
"to
the
clt,
on
the
Princess
.Adelaide,
ly
ester-:
day
afternoon
'from
a
f
rip
to
Van-
Sergeant
3.
H.
'Mc'CIintoh.
bro-
vlrictai
pclice,
ret'urh'ed
to
'the
city
On
the
Princess
Afielalde
'yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
Into
the
Bella
Cdola
'valley;
'on
Vaftol'dutlMi
SNAP
mm
u
i
r
i
mi
OWDER
CLIAMI
mmt
I
'W
W
-V.SW
ASMt
ELITE
BEAUTY
PARLOR
Mrs.
Sutherland
will
be
leaving
on
the:
:20th
ifor
a
three
"weeds'
visit
to
Seattle.
Miss
Betty
Williams,
who
has
been
attending
-St.
Joseph's
COn-J
vent
here,
sailed
-last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
'Cowlchr.ii
Lake,
Vancouver
Island.
S.
J.
Evans,
formerly
of
thl
city
and
now
located
In
Calgary
sailed
"last
nlgrit
by
the
Princess
Adelaide'
for
Vancouver
enroutt
bark
to
Calgary
after
spending
jrj
couple
of
.days
'In
the
city.
Mrs,
I.
Peters,
on
her
way
back
to
Victoria
after
a
trip
to
ICat
?ary,
is
'visiting
with
:her
"Son
ithd
daughier(-tn'-law,
Mr.
and
Mi's
OeOrge
E.
Peters,
Tlfth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
Peters
formerly
resided
n
Prince
-Rupert,
'I'SE'OVEianzAD
Hags
SYDNEY,
Jan.
15':
OP)-Back-stroke
competitors
at
the
Empire
Games
starting
here
next
month
will
be
guided
by
the
Olympic
sys-;
tern
of
overhead
'flag
lines
lx
-fee't
above,
the
water
PLAYS
FOR
STOCKPORT
STOCKPORT,
England,
,
Jan.
'15-(CP)
R.
W,
Lees,
Cambridge
Unl
Versity
centre-forwafd,,
has
signed
amateur
forms'
for
Stockport
COUttT
ty,
English
football
league
team.
He
Is
a
natiye
6f
SUjckpotV
Announcements
All
advertisements
uYthla
col?
rimn
jvjll
be
charged
for
a
fu'H
month
at
25c
.a
word
t
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs
W.
H.
Tobey,
January.
20.
Presbyferlan
Burn's
Banquet
Jan
uary
P5..
'
Baptist
Supper
February
3..
Women's
'HospltarAuxlilary.
Ball;
February
U,
'l
)
'
'
'Rldlfly.
Home
Sle,,
Febriiary
10i
Valentine'
Cabaret,
Benefit
Boys:;'
Band,.
February
li,.
v
'..
'
Cambral
Valentine
Dance,
Feh-ruary
14.
Cathedral
ster
wle.
A'prU
21.
in
tHti
8tBfK5irB:roi'itT
or
Imnrn
roi.ti.Mfii.
IN
I'KOItATK
In
TU
Mattrr
of
The
-.dnlnlstratlon
Act"
'And
In
The
Matttr
of
The
Ritale
of
tAUft
era
f.ans,
Ircfa.ftl
TAKEj
NOTICE
tmt,
by
Order
ot
hU
E.
Flslwr.
made
on
the
14th
day
of
eeptembrr,
A.
D.
1937,
the
-aws
will
fcJtd
Eva
Evans
testajaeat
of
Uie
Ia.te
Elleu
s'ahd
wvbait
thereof,
ImuH
out
W
itiie'
Prlucttxil
Wptetry
of
the
Probate
DHtrc
aixd
Admiralty
Division
of
the
Itleh
Court
of
Justice.'
ani
da,ted;ili
10th
day
of
Unxch,
1937.
win
rnaealed
in
tHe
ftixrte
Court
and
"all
fmrsoua
,
having
laJmi
against
the
eta,tr
oi
iuie
saia
tiie-n
.
Eva
t.'vajia
are
Dereoi
required
toYUrnlMh
some
orotwlv
'veri
fied
to
Mb
on
or
before
the
8th
day
it
Pebrufcry,
A.
D.
1938;
and
all
partita
indebted
to
the
eatat
are
required
to
pay
tue
amount
ul
tnelr
ladebbedu&s
to
nw
zortnwita
DATED
the
6th
day
of
January,
X.
D
1038.
FATllORE
'&
TUITON,.
8ollcu'uor
and
Attomeyi
far
the
Etecutor.
Prlwe
Rupert,
B.
O
rat
oAiLf
HTW8
LOCAL
NEWS
,(tf)
Ttmlght's
train,
due
frtfm
;the
1
feist
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
O,
Painter
left
by
last
eve-fthfe
morning
to
lie
rdnhlng
on
nlng's
train
on
a
trip
to
WlnnlrJeg
.
time
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
'Greer
and
sdn
James,
returned
to
the
city
on
.the
Princess
Adelaide
yester
day
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Van-
;
W.
F.
Stone
sailed
last
night
on!
cOuver
and
Seattle.
me
uaraena
ior
a.
Du.sine.ss
trip
ip
'
Vancouver.
,
L.
W.
Patmore
K.
C
who
har,
Wen
attending
'sessions
of
.'the
In
ternational
Fisheries
Commission
at
Seattle
and
Visltirig
In
VancouJ
ver
and
Victoria;
returned
to
the
city,
from
the
south
On
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
ASS'N
21
YEARS
OLD
Specia'l
toeVtlfig
of.
Trlnce
'Rupert
Teachers-Au'slratian
Visitor
,
'is
Speaker
A
well
attended
meeting
of
th;
Prirtcfe
'ftupert
Teachers'
Association
was
held
last
evening
in
King
Edward
High
School
to
mark
the
celebration
of
the
twenty-first
an.
rilversary
of
the
establishment
61
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation.
At
the
same
time
In
Vancouver,
'this
occasion
was
being
observed
In
the
Hotel
Vancouver
by
ah
'anniversary
'dinner
followed
by
a.
'program
UrOadcast
over
the
provincial
network
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Commission.
-During
the
"business
hour
there.
was
a
discussion
of
resolutions
to
be
forwarded
to
the
Easter
con
vention.
This
was
followed
by
a
consideration
of
Education
Week
which
will
be
observed
throughbut
Canada
during
the
first
week
lh
February.
Following
the
business
meeting
a
very
Interesting
and
Informative
address
on
"Australia"
was
given
by
C.
C.
Kuchel,
who
has
been
sent
by
the
Australian
government
to
Investigate
evxperlmental
Fisheries
abroad.
Besides
such
geo
graphical
facts
as
size,
climate
a'r.d
natural
resources,
Mr.
kuchel
gave'
much
lnformplon
about
the
great
variety
of
trees
and
fauna,
show.
fng
that
Australia
Is
the
oldest
existing
land
surface.
Instances
of
the
'low
mentality
-and
strarisf
iustoms
6f
the
natives
'proved
verj.
'nte'res'tlng.
He
closed
his
addres
by
'describing
his
home
towrt,
Ade-lalde.
Refreshments
were
then
serVeti
and
a
social
period
followed.
fpAdy
Weather
Triple
Island-hdwerj',
cloudy
east-southeast
wind,
sixteen
mllei
per
hour;
light
chop.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy
calm";
barometer,
5954:
tempera-;u're,-37;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
cairn
barometer,
'29,50;
temperature,
30;
light
swell.
Bull
'Harbdr-L-Part
cloudy,
llf&U
'i6uth.east
wliid;
barometer,
'29.,
temperature,
39;
rridde'rate
sWel!.
.;
,
.Alert.
.Bay-r-
C16udy,
t
southeast
-I
meter)
,29.14;
temperature,
s'fS'
s'rnooth.
tetevan'
Raining,
northeast
wind,
eighteen
tnlles'
per
hour;
bar
rometer,
:29.d0.
1
Victoria
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
29.78.
.
VancouverFair,
easterly
wlrid,
four
miles
-per
hour;
barometer,
29.56.
rhce
George
Fair,
sou'therlj
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
29.72.
Terrace
Cloudy,
'calm,
tempera
ture
32.
20.
Alyansh
CJoudy,
calm,
31.
Alice
Arm-iClfludy
calm,
33.
Ariydx
Cloudy,
calm,
Si.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Ha'zelton
Fdggy,
calm,
23.
Smlthers
Partly
overcast,
calm,
Burn's
Lake
'Clear
calm,
'20.
Road
Work
For
Saskatchewan
Ambitious
Program
Being
Considered
by
Government
of
Tralrle
Province
REOINA,
Jan.
"15:
(CP)
The
Sas
katchewan
"government
Is
consider
Ine
nlan's
tn
l.nitioh'
hn
nmhttlnna
1W
JUDGE
IS
NAMED
Solicitor
'5tn'ral
'Stanley
Iteed
Chosen
by
Koosevelt
for
Supreme
Court
Bench
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roose.
velt
today
nominated
Stanley
Reed,
Solicitor
General,
to
be
associate
Justice
of
the
United
States
Su
preme
Court,
succeeding
Associate
Justice
'Geoi'ge
Sutherland
wri6se
retirement
'becomes
effective
January
18.
The
nomination
Is
the
second
President
Roosevelt
has
made.
Ontario
Gets
Big
Snowfall
AH
Main
Highways
"Open
"But
Slue
Roads
Are
Not
'So
Fortunate
LONDON,
Jan.
15:
TCP)
All
main
highways
of
Ontario
are
re
ported
clear
for
traffic-
after
a
heavy
provlrice-wlde
snowstorm.
Some
of
the
side
roilds
are,
however,
blocked.
As
much
as
four
Inches
of
snow
fell
In
some
districts
Joseph
Findley
New
Westminster
Pioneer,
Is
Dead
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Joseph
Flndlay,
former
alderman
of
New
Westminster,
Is
dead
at
the
age
of
eighty-one
years
He
came
from
Victoria
and
had
been
a
resident
of
New
Westmin
ster
since
1887.
Harrison
Netv
Nanaimo
Mayor
Defeats
Peter
Irikster
inlsla'na
City
To
Succeed
John
Barsby
as
Chief
Magistrate
NANAIMO,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Victo
B.
Harrison
was
elected
"mayor
a
'.Janaimo,
succeeding
Mayor
Johr
Barsby
retired.
Mr.
HarrlsOn
d(
:ated
Peter
"irikster.
Social
Credit
Convention
Is
Now
Proceeding
CALGARY,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
With
provincial
cabinet
ministers,
lead
ers
oi
tne
movement
ana
aeiegaies
Irom
all
points
In
"the
province
attending,
the
Social
Credit
party
convention
opened
here.
It
will
'be
In
session
for
five
days.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
P.
Haan,
Queen
'Charlotte;
Jack
Balkln
and
H.
Singleton,
Vancouver;
Mrs,
R;.'jp;
Emmerson;
'Dlgby
I
V1
'
.
.
V
.'.
;V':
..
.'
PRINCE
RUiPERT
DRY
BOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
hlpWUesTi
mud
V
CwUU
mmi
Am(tUsm
WeJdiB.
tf
salalliU
M
SawsWil
mmi
MtaUa
MaehlaMa?.
M
Trr
C
Kalaa
Hum!
OrerhaaloA.
program
of
road
work
during
'thel'rtKy
S&.W
coming
summer,
it
was
Intimated
by
Premier
Patterson
yesterday.
TIIK
HANKKITTCV
ACT
In
tile
l:i
tier
of
the
Kaiitniptcy
oil
Jolt
il
Tliuniu
1ViIllli)!Cr,
leb(6r.
I
NOJICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
thfA
Jchn
Thrimn
BalltBtr.
cf
Prills
Ru-p:rt,
B.
C.
Toai
fc?
;an
awlgnment
on
the
lQti
day
of
January
193B,
and
that
the
'
tint
ineetlntf
of
onetKtors
will
be
held'
x
the
'37thTday
oi
January
1938
at
Uil
hour
cf
3.
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
at
:h
rfl'.ce
cf
the
'Official
Receiver,
.Cc.urt
,ouse,
prince
Rupert.
B
O.
To
vote
thereat,
proof
of
claims
atfd
proxiw
mtt
lDe
tueu
with
nie
pri6r
Uwreto.
Tlvo.se
having
claims
against
th
ta,t
must
file
the
same
wth
the
Cib
todlon,
'or
With
the
Trustee
Vlien
an
pcJiUrU.
Ixtfyre
OltUlbuticux
to
made,
otlierwls
(lie
proceeds
cf
the
etta'e
1ll
;o
tlrlbitel
.among
the
'
pfirtles
entitled
thereto
wWi
regard
to
6Uch
rlaiimli.
B.C.
this
GEOROE
L.
RORIE,
Custodian.
Wallas
Block.
(P.
O.
Box
1651)1
Prince
Rnpert,
B.C.
1
i
MINISTER
REV.
J.
S.
PATTERSON
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Organist
Try
a
Daily
New
want-ad
11:00
MORNING
SERCE
PAQP.
THRFB
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Clearance
Subject
:f'The
"Lord
Js
Iy
TSheplierd"
12:15
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
7:30
Evening
Service.
Subject
"Lessons
From
Great
Artists'
Everyone
Cordially
AVelcome
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
January
115,
1913
Nearly
a
thousand
persons
at
tended
T.
D.
Pattullo's
mayoralty
ampalgn
meeting
In
the
Audi
torium
oh
Sixth'
Avenue.
F.
H.
Mobley
was
chairman.
Mr.
Pattullo
was
the
principal
speaker
but
S.
M.
Newton,
his
opponent
for
the
mayoralty,
was
also
accorded
the
Privilege
of
speaking.
Other
speakers
were
G.
R.
Naden,
A.
H.
A1U-
idn,
John
Dybhavn,
Douglas
Suth
erland,
G.
W.
Nlckerson,
Thomas
Vfaitland,
L.
Bullock-Webster
Hamilton
Douglas
and
William
'Ibbald,
all
candidates
for
the
ala-
rmanlc
board.
The
trawler
Triumph,
bound
for
illford
Bay,
was
commissioned
by
'ostmaster
R.
L.
Mcintosh
to
take
hall
to
Massett
which
the
steamer
lnce
Albert
failed
to
pick
up.
A
young
Japanese
has
been
kill-1
at
Naden
Harbor,
Queen
Char
otte
Islands,
by
falling
Into
th
lold
of
the
steamer
Gray.
Children's
Story
Hour
Is
Zfesttal
SALE
LampShades
A
fine
selection
of
smart
lamp
shades,
both
in
parchment
and
in
cloth.
Modern
shades
to
fit
Tri-
lite,
Junior
and
Bridge
Lamps.
Special
to
clear
......
.
It
ALF
PRICE
Table
and
Bed
Lamps
Excellent
values
in
both
these
lines.
A
fine
selection
to
choose
from.
Marked,
down
to
.
.
.
HALF
PRICE.
Dilute
Learned
Neat
bridge
lamps,
complete
tvith
smart
modern
parchment
shades.
.
An
unequalled
value
at
No
Returns
vr
mm
Globe
Extra;
No
Exchanges
GORDON'S
Says
Old
King
Goal
J
I
know
a
clever
little
trick
To
keep
you
warm
If
well
or
f
sick,
Just
phone
651
;and
say
Please
send
a
ton
ol
coal
today.
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HARDWARE
PHILPOTT
EV1TT
&
CO.
LTD.
Foothills
Alberta,
Nanaimo.
Wellington
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
1
Popular
Tales
Given
This
Morning
For
Entertainment
of
Youngsters
Popular
stories
entertained
'the
little
Ones
at
the
Children's
Story
Hour
this
morning.
Kitty
Cameron
gave
hew
zest
to
"Three
Billy
Goats
Gruff"
and
"Epamlnodas."
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jensen
pleased
with
"Raggylug"
and
added
variety
In
the
story
songs
of
"Happy
feklmo,"
"Lullaby"
and
"Jack
Frost."
Mrs,
J.
T.
Mandy
Introduced
a
new
story1,
"Baby
Elephant
and
His
New
Clo'thj
es"
and
the
old
favorite,
"Little
Red
Riding
Hood."
Next
Saturday
the
Story
Hour
for
children
between
the
ages
of
9
and
12
will
be
In
charge
of
Mrs.
G.
ij.
Tinker,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Barry
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
K.
JSloan.
i
.
CLEM
HILL
AGAIN
MELBOURNE,
Jan.
15:
(CP)t
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Clem
Hill,
60-year
old
test
cricket
batsman
famous
at
the
turn
of
the
century,
has
been
appointed
han'-ilcappei-
to
the
Victorian
Amateur
Turf
Club
at
1,000
($4,000)
a
yeac.
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