fUurday.
April
13.
193$,
HEAT
OR
COLD
ON
RAILWAY
llrrrnt
Development
In
Rrfrlera-(ur
tan
Subject
of
papet
Hy
C.
N.
R.
Esuert
AUSTIN.
Texas.
April
!5
-
Re-i
i
developments
In
railway
rc-,raior
cars
was
the
subject
of
,t
iapcr
prepared
by
J.
L.
Tuvfns
.
.
(i
aeneral
supervisor
perishable
:,,:'iu'.
Canadian
National
Rall-v....
v
Montreal,
and
delivered
yes-
ntay
at
the
Food
Preservation.
(
it
retire
of
the
American
Ifocle-t
!
Refrigerating
Engineers.
If
cin.
Mr.
Towiuhend
declared
.
.,!
because
of
the
great
progress
Tbude
on
Canadian
railroads
dur,
m
the
past
two
or
three
years,
i
.1-.
had
been
developed
"the
rc-;...
ratr
car
or
the
future."
Mi
Townshend
reviewed
experl-
:
i:itlon
which
began
six
years
i.
n
the
Canadian
National
ra.iways
and
resulted
In
the
de-v.
wpment
of
the
llquldqmeler,
a
..
wo
to
show
on
the
ouUide-
of
:
n-friRerator
car
the
correcf
'..
fur
temperature
either
when
!
or
heated.
The
Importance
of
i.
information
was
to
be
rea.ll-when
It
was
stated
that.
In
lee
'
,kr
cars,
there
was
frequently
:
ffcrence
of
19
or
20
degrees
In
:
i
-rature
between
the
warmest
the
eoolAt
part
of
the,
car
r-;
Mjrh
ears
were
heated
by
i
s
..f
portable
charcoal
heal
'
l
ired
in
end
lee
bunkers,
the
r
nres
might
be
even
greater
:
a
spread
of
from
20
to
40
de-
A'
an
examnln.
with
an
at-npt
to
keep
apples
at
a
temper-
v.v.
5
of
32
degrees
at
the
bottom
hf
load,
the
top
might
easily
u
hx;h
&
00
or
70
degrees,
de-I
.hp
on
the
length
of
th
In
us.
rhf
problem
for
the
rcfrUera-
rni'lneers
was
to
find
mean
'
idure
roki
from,
the
top
and
fr,,i
thf
bottom
They
flrsl
x
4
th
heater
nroblem
and
-xri
of
the
Canadian
Nations!
r
aay
in
co-.peratlon
with
the
National
Research
Council
at
Ottawa,
developed
an
outside
heater
using
charcoal
fuel
to
warm
an
Interior
pipe
and
coll
system
filled
with
an
antl-freeze
solution
which
distributed
heat
as
It
circulated
to
maintain
even
temperature
It
was
found
quite
possible
to
handle
transcontinental
shipments
of
perishables
through
outside
temperature
with
variation
of
CO
or
70
degrees
with
a
spread
of
nut
more
than
4
or
5
degrees
in
Inside
car
temperature.
Use
of
such
heaters
which
were
Installed
under
the
car
floor
also
eliminated
the
danger
of
poisonous
carbon
monoxide
gas
given
off
by
portable
heaters,
when
used
In
end
bunkers.
Iclnx
I'robUra
The
Icing
problem
was
solved
by
building
brine
tanks
In
car
ceilings
ana
witn
a
new
type
or
Interlo:
construction
and
drainage.
It
wa
inupa
po&sioie
to
maintain
even
temperature
while
In
transit.
Over
head
icing
gives
more
interior
space,
approximately
five
feet
bc-
'ni
gained
by
doing
away
with
the
previous
end
bunkers.
Mr.
Tqwnshend.
concluded
by
stating
mat
tne
drastic
out
en
tlrely
feasible
changes
effected
in
Canadian
railway
refrigerator
cars
nad
made
unnecessary
any
mechanical
.
form
of
refrigeration
or
heating
In
such
type
of
car
for
a
lone
time
to
come.
NO
PARTY
LUN.ENBURO,
N.
S..
April
15
iCP
The
18th
birthday
of
thf
Lunenburg
schooner
Bluenose
North
Atlantic
sailing
champion
Upped
by
without
any
obsenrano
although
she
was
in
port.
She
was
launched
March
26,
1921.
NEW,
AND
BETTER
ItEUUlLD
ACADEMY
PICTOU.
N
8..
April
15:
CP
The
famed
Plctou
Academy,
badly
damaged
by
fire
a
year
ago,
wil
be
rebuilt.
A
New
Olasgow
flrm
tender
for
$CC-D00
for
the
Job
has
been
accepted.
COLD
SHIPMENTS
HALIFAX,
April
15:
CP
Near
ly
$900,000
In
gold
for
an
undis
closed
Canadian
destination
was
landed
here
from
two
steamships
In
24
hours
The
Andanla
from
tivernool
had
$700,000
and
the
Veendam
(mm
Rotterdam
$184,000
Headquarters
For
Gardening
Supplies
Garden
Timls
Seeds
Lawn
Mowers
Kcncinjr
(Jarden
Hose
Flower
Tots
Special
Offer
Kennies
SuplicrU
Gladioli
Selection
10
Ijrr.e
ISuIbi
All
dltferent
r0
Ut(t
UulU
5
each
of
ten
named
varieties
Yljoro
Lb.
Mine
50-lb.
Fertilizers
Special
Prices
In
Larger
,
Quantities
75c
45c
S1.95
6C
Fcgd
Eyenlhirvg
You
Grow
Sulphate
of
Amon,I'--tQ.-9
Tertllher-Bone
Meal
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
MfltlUDE
STREET
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fleets
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
fisheries
Research
Station,
the
company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
improvements
In
lco
storage
nnl
Ice,
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boat
IU
be
old
Ice,
thoroushlj
vured
or
It
will
te
delivered
Into
aSed
at
new
low
temperatures.
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
cH
as
tle
Klorage
room.
I
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
inspect
the
new
system.
TOWN
PLAN
5
5
Enter
ice
than
ever
before,
at
uq
increase,
m
cost,
mvn
.
S
to
the
boat
nnd
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery.
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
i
I'rlnce
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
COMMISSION
-
i
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aider
has
completed
the
appointment
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Town
Planning
Commission,
following
ratification
by
the
provincial
government
of
the
bylaw
providing
for
same.
Th.3
commission
consists
of
J..
J.
Little,
chairman;
C.y.Evltt.
Robert
Oor-don,
John
Currle,
C.
H.
Elklns
ipd
W.
R.
McAfee.
The
first
two
are
appointed
for
three
years,
the
tecond
two
for
V5q
years
and
the
last
two
for
one
year
Old
Country
Soccer
l.
KiiflUb.
League
Firkt.
Division
Arsenal
2,
Manchester
United
j.
Aston,
Villa
1,
Bolton
Wapderers
1
Blackpool
4,
Middlesbrough
0.
Brentford
0,
Birmingham
1.
Derby
Coupty
l,
Leicester
City
Everton
0,
Preston
North
End
0.
Grimsby
Town
2,
Liverpool
1.
Huddersfjeld
Town
3,
Chelsea
1.
Portsmouth
2,
Stoke
city
0.
8underland
2,
Leeds
United
I
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
3.
Charltop
Athletic
1.
Eotlh
League
Seeoud
DMvJou
Blackburn
Rovers.
3.
Southamp
ton
a.
Bradford
0,
Sheffield
United.
X
Bury,
I,
Newcastle
United
1.
Chesterfield.
1.
Luton
Town
1.
Fulham
1,
Coventry
City
0,
ManchesUT
city
2.
Burnley
0,
Mluwall
2,
Tottenham.
Hotspurs
Ity
1.
West
Ham
Vplted
2.
West
Brom-
wich
Albion
I-
Third
Division
Southern
Section
Aldershot
3.
Ipswich
Town
1.
Bristol
City
5.
Reading
1.
Clapton
Orient
2,
Queen's
Park
Rangers
L
Crystal
Palace
0.
Bristol
Rovers
0.
Newport
United
0.
County
3,
Southend
Northampton
Town
0.
Exeter
City
0.
Notts
County
I,
Cardiff
City
1.
Port
Vale
2,
Bournemouth
and
Boscombe
0,
Swindon
Town
1.
Waliall
4.
Torquay
United
3,
Town
0.
Watford
1,
Brighton,
and
Albion
1.
Third
Division
Northern
Section
Carlisle
United
1,
Chester
3.
Crewe
Alezandra
0
City
0.
Darlington
3,
Barrow
1.
Doncaster
Rovers
i.
Lincoln
City,
1.
Oateshead
2,
Halifax
Town
0.
j
Hartlcpools
United
3,
New
Brlsh-ton
2.
Rochdale
4,
Accrington
Stanley
1.
Rothcrham
United
3,
Stockport
County
2.
Southport
4,
Hull
City
0.
Wrexham
4,
Oldhapa
Athletlo
1.
York.
City
2.
Barnsley
3.
Scottish
League
First
Division
No
games.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Alloa
1.
East
Fife
4.
Dundee
1.
Dumbarton
1.
East
Stirling
5,
Leith
Athletic
2.
Forfar
Athletic
-
Oqwdcnbcath
hot
played.
Morton
-
DumfennUnc
Athletic
not
played.
St
Bernards
0,
Alrdrleonlans
1.
Edlnburnh
City
2,
Forfar
Athletic
"'
3,
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
Cash,
for
Old
Gold.
Bulger",,
tt
!ast
at
11
o'clock,
waj
reported
this
afternoon,
to
be
on,
time.
Mrs.
3.
Lome
McLaren
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for,
a
trip.
to.
Vancouver.
Envoy
S.
Leighton,
Metlakatla
officer
of
the
Salvation
Army,
p
in
the
city
enroute
home
after
spending
Good
Friday
and
Easter
Sunday
at
K;itselas
-where
he
was
the
guest
or
Adjutant
and
Mrs,
M.
O.
McKay.
Qeorge
Ross
returned
to,
the
cRy
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
a.fternoort.
He.
drove
west
from
Windsor.
Ontario,
in
a
new.
car
of
which
he
took
delivery
there.
Coming
hobie
through
th.
United
States,
he
visited
the
Gold
en
Qate
International
Exposition
at
San
Francisco.
:
Eagles'
Daucq
To
Help
Kwg'a
Visit
Fund
pm.
until
?
a,nx-
and.
reuesnmenn
were
served
at
r&idrUght.
Timely
Recipes
S.L.MON
AU
GRATLN
One
package
noodles,
small
can
salmon,
2
oz.
grated
cheese,
1
cup
milk,
la
small
onion,
sliced,
salt,
-.-
Throw
the
'noodles
Into
rapidly
boWns
water
to.
which
salt
has
been
added.
Boll
for
7
minutes,
then
drain.
Mix
salmon.,
cheese.
onion
and
milk
together.
Add
the
boiled
noodles'
and
bake
ten
min-
Mansfield
lutes
before
serving.
For
evening
1
uitei
talnment
substitute
a
can
of
Hove
I
crab
meat
for
the
salmon.
1
ATTENDANCE
.April
15:
CP-
A-
Bradford
I
tendance
at
the
Nova.
Scotia,
pro-..vlnclal
Museum
Jias
showrv
steady
Increase
in
the
last
three
years
ac
cording
to
the
curator's
report-Last
year
It
was.
10,464,
an
Increase
of
954
over
1937
and
7?2
more
than
1936.
TOO
LAT
Tp
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
English
pram,
only
$10.
Phone
Red
182.
(90)
FOR
LEASE
FOR
LEASE
The
hoJe
Ql
tne
two
upper
floors
of
Alder
Block;
36
rooms.
Furniture
for
sale.
An?
ply
W
J-
Alder.
City
Hall
"
TTATTVAV
Anrll
15!
tCP)
A
betting
on
horse
races
in,
ova
Scotia
was
sought
b
the
pr
Ince's
Social
Service
Council
In
a
conference
with
government
offU
clals,
No
action
was
taken.
!nniedl.
ately.
Advertising
Regularly-
fHE
merchant
whq
says
he
doesn't
need
to
advertise,
and
advertise
regularly,
is
confessing;
that
,hc
p.as
nothing
to
offer
customers.
Consistent
advertising
has.
been
proven
tlro.e,
and
time
again
to
be
the
best
protection
against
a
slump
lh
sales.
It
attracts
people
to.yo.ur
place
of
buslpess.
,
Y015
iild
not
learn
your
multiplication
tables
In
a
da
lliey
wer?
learned
by
repetition
and
constant
practice.
This
Is
a
peculiarity
of
the
human
mind,
Details
are
only
remembered
by
repetition"!
'
The
success
of
advertising
lies
'In
consistency
and
rcBuiarity.
.
;
'
Remember
that
newspaper
advertising
l
the
indelible
kind
of
advertising.
rf
H
BE
WISE
AND
ADVERTISE.
Local
school
teachers,
who
have
been
In
Vancouver
for
the
annual
Easte?
cpiveotlPA
ol
the
BrtUsh
Cojunibla
Teachers'
Federation,
will
be
ieturntng
to
the
city
from
the-
sou,th
on.
the
Catala.
tornorijow
evening.
Inspector
C.
Q,
Barber,
who
has
been
Ifl
Wftorla.
to,
take
par
In
an
official
fareweM
gathering
for
Col
j,
R.
McM.mi.la,
retiring
Com
missioner
of
provincial
police,
wil!
return
to
the
(4ty
on
the.
CatalH
tomorrow
evening.
A,
Q.
Franks,
suffer
Ins
from
his
second,
attack,
of
pneumonia
within
a
year,
has
sufficiently
recov
ered
to
be
able
to.
leave
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
nqme
but
It
w.111
be
a
while
yet
before
he
l
sufficiently
strong
to.
be
tyte
ta
rume
his
work.
IS
FINER-
S3O0
Otto,
OUen,
for
suppling
liquor
tq
Indians,
was
fiped.
$300.
wth
option,
oi
three
months'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
iu
city
police
court
this,
morning.
Herbert
Reece
and
Josiah
Dundas,
1
.
.
The,
attendance
at
the
dance
W
drunkenness,
were
eacn
iineo
staged
by
the
Eagles
Lodge
last
W-
tne
ioxraer
w.un
opuw
04
wrce
night
for
the
purpose
of
assisting
Imprisonment
and
the
latter
the
fund
to
send
local
school
child-,
WUH
one
day's
option.
ren
to
Victoria
for
the
visit
of
ths
King
ind
.Queen
;waj
no
as
large
as
might
have
been
hoped
for.
Yet
an
enjoyable
time
was
spent
by
all
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Netting-
Prsert.
music
was.
by
Jjrs.
.
B.
ham
Forest
.
I
mack
1
urcnesira
ana
noaen
mc-.
Swansea.
Town
2,
Plymouth
Ar-
w"
master
01
ceremonies.
ryie
1.
rea
Uu,ntet
presiaec;
av
tne
aoor.
TrnnmTP
Rovpm
0
WnrIrh5
Vancing
was.
in
progress
uora
i
CLEAV-l'P
WEEK
BLGI.HS
TOMORROW
The
coming
week,
being
"Clean-up
Week"
will
see
great
$
activity
In
all
parts
of
the
city.
City
lots
will
be
carefully
scan-
city
is
providing
service
In
the.
i
.
way
of
removing
rubbish.
Pari
Qlsen,
tt
Hotel
Arrivals
Uojal
city:
Q.
Baptist
Supper
April
1?.
Eagle's
Bridge
April
19.
Women
April
19.
20.
S.
Ursfth.
Bella
CocJa.
,
Prince
Rupert
Frank
J.
Skinner.
Vancouver;
L.
Q,
Hogan,
Seattle.
Central
W.
Ironsides,
city.
If
you
wish,
to
nwp
something
Try
a
Classified,
Anuouncements
All
advertisements
in
tMa
col-irmA
will
be
charged
lor
a
full,
month
at
25c
word.
of
Moose
Spring
Sale
Preshyterian,
Easter
Sale,
April
C.
N.
R.
A.
Annual
Ball,
Moose
ban
on
parl-mutuel
or
any
form
of
AprH
21
Boys'
Band
Tea.
Mrs.
Jack
Joy's,
April
28.
27-
Scout
Tea,
Mrs.
Hougan'a
April
.
Hodgson
School,
Dancing
Recital,
Capitol
Theatre,
April
27,
23.
Baptist
Missionary
Tea.
May
1.
United
Spring
Sale
May
3.
St.
Peter's
Bazaar,
May
4.
Milk
Fund
Tea
May
6.
Eastern
Star
Tea
at
Mrs.
Gammon's
home,
May
9th.
13.
Presbyterian
May
18.
Kitchen
Shower
Mrs.
D.
W.
Taylor
and
MKh
Iwl.fl
Brannan
Enetairi
For
MUs
Mrs.
I?.
W,
Taylf5:
apd
Miss
Isabel
Brannan
entertained
at
a
kitchen
shower
atthe
home
of
the
former
at
135.
Fylf
lh
Avenue
Eas;
last
night
in
honor
of
Miss
Grace
Cheater
of
thU,r
city.
Thirty
guests
surprised
the
bride-to-be
with
beautiful
and
useful
gifts.
The
gifts
were
presented
to
the
recipient
under
an
Imitation
shower.
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Sgt.
Cambral
Spinster's
Spree,
Xlay
ORANGE
Spring
Sale,
Metropole
Hall,
May
17.
Tea,
Mrs.
Lakle'
Hospital
Tea
Nurses'
Home
May
10.
PRINCE.
RU?ERT
TO
VICTORIA
CHILDREN'S
FUND
EVENTS
April
20,
Amateur
Night,
Moose
Hall.
i
May
S,
Grand
Dance,
Moose
Hall.
t
MORE
LICE
COMMODORE
CAFE
1
I
FREDERICTON,
April
15
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Entomologists
here
have
succee'd-
The
rooms
-were
decorated
In
pink
ed
in
breeding
plant
lice
to
be
and,
wplffij
streamers.
Games,
an
used
on
experimental
potato
varj
orioge
wfe
played,
the
winners
etles
In
an
a2mpt
to
find
a
va
being
Mi&s
Helen
Stamp-Vincent
ety
Immune
to
,
the
lice.
Fpr
5
and
Miss
Marie
Mussallf
rn.
Painty
'years
other
experimenters
hate
refreshnrents
were
served
at
mid-
tried
vainly
to
discover
a
way
nlghJL
breed
these
lice.
Nwly
RepoY.tedt
Nevy
Stfff
,j
Improved
Services.
J.
N.
Killas,
manajer,
has
just
returned
from
Vancouver
with
the
best
staff
obtainable.
New
Cooks,
New
Everythip?,
Un
to
the.
Minute
PpeciaJ
Blue
Peef,
RsneciaHy
Imnortcd
for
ThiCafc
Nothing
Here
But
the
Rest.
Trv
Our
Special-Sunday
Dinners
x
THE
CABARET
lias
been
converted
into
an
up
to
date
dinins
room
with
special
provision
for
afternoon,
teas.
Cards
provided
free.
Ladies,
may
meet
their
friend
in
this
room
without
obligation.
Make
it
Downtown
Headquarters.
PENGUIN
BOOKS
Handy
Size
Paper
Bound
Books
A
wonderful
list
including;
travel,
adventuret
politics,
.economics,
world
affairs,
fiction,
classics,
mystery,
romance;
in
fact
every
subject
is
included.
20c
Each,
Everyone
can
afford
the
world's
finest
reading
at
this
low
price
Come
In
and
start
your
eolleftipn,
..We
have
a
very
large
stock
and
new
titles
will
be
added
monthly
eMloeMvs.Mi
$
Crystal
Confection
5
3
Try
Our
V
1
nomMado
Candy
2
i
Tea,
Coffee
and
Light
i
Lunches
Soda.
Fun(ain
and
Fruit
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M,
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
snd.
Hurmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
s
ft
o
8
ned
and
.note
made
of
those
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'
"
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'
who
do.
not
co-operate.
The
,
.
.
,
.
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COAL
Gr?iin
Feed
Seedi
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
538
Opening
of
New
Number
for
S
Service
and
Dependability
Phone
'
i
3:
PAT
MAZZIE
Opp.
Post
Office,
4th
St