PAGE
FOUR
POUSESYOURmi
You
can't
thine
at
work
or
play
if
.you're
troubled
with
constipation.
And
common
constipation
is
not
a
necessary
evil.
Too
little
bulk
in
your
diet
often
causes
it.
Foods
like
rneat,
bread
and
potatoes
do
not
form
the
"bulky"
mass
the
bowels
need
for
regular
movements.
They
become
lazy.
Eat
Kellogg'
ALL-BRAN,
a
crisp,
delightful
cereal.
It
helps
to
supply
the
"bulk"
you
need.
And
it
is
especially
rich
in
Nature's
intestinal
tonic,
Vitamin
Bt.
Try
this
sensible
routine:
Eat
'ALL-BRAN
every
day.
And
drink
plenty
of
water.
Discover
how
fine
it
feels
to
be
"regular"
again.
ALL-BRAH
MMMOUHMMl
A
CT
U
-
I
Ft
ALL-BRAH
Mill
ir
Killiti
la
IhIii,
CiudL
At
jiir
twin.
County
Court
Is
In
Session
SEA
LORD
HAS
MANY
NEW
IDEAS
Sir
Kfginald
round
Won
Fanie
At
Jutland
And
Lcarnrd
His
Bit
Job
In
Critical
Tcriod
i
LONDON.
Cept.
12:
(CD
In
a
I
big
panelled
room
In
the
British
I
Admiralty
In
Whitehall,
beneath
ion
paintings
of
historic
naval
'battles
and
portraits
of
famed
Bri-jtlsh
seadogs,
Admiral
of
the
Fleet
Sir
Reginald
Pound,
First
Sea
I
Lord,
works
at
a
big
oak
desk,
j
In
Whitehall
he
ranks
next
below
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
who
Is
responsible
to
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
for
running
the
navy
in
the
war.
Sir
Reginald
is
chief
of
the
naval
staff.
Sir
Reginald
was
appointed
First
Sea
Lord
last
May,
succeeding
the
ailing
Sir
Roaer
Backhouse,
who
since
died.
Called
the
"father"
of
Britain's
modern
naval
strategy.
Sir
Reginald
was
in
July
promoted
to
the
highest
rank
Admiral
of
the
Fleet,
equivalent
to
field-marshal
in
the
army.
For
20
years
Sir
Reginald
has
pTeached
his
'gospel
of
"offense
and
attack"
as
opposed
to
thc:
'passive
defense"
policy
that
gov-1
erned
British
naval
strategy
im-1
mediately
before
the
Great
War
and
in
the
first
two
years
of
the!
war
itself.
A
firm
believer
in
the
"big
ship",
theory,
he
has
never
troubled
to'
conceal
his
opinion
that
Britain
must
be
prepared
for
a
"show-'
down"
In
the
Mediterranean.
.
Speaking
to
London
newspaper-!
,
men
In
April,
1933.
Sir
Reginald
advocated
more
capital
ships.
I
"There's
going
to
be
a
hell
of
a!
(light
in
the
next
two
or
three
years,
whether
we
build
them
or
I
whether
we
don't,"
he
declared,
ends
of
the
Mediterranean.
,
We
have
got
to
build
them."
Bri-I
The
Admiralty
gives
its
com-1
(tain
has
recently
been
launching
manders-ln-chlef
a
free
hand.
They
i
new
warshiDs
at
thp
mtp
nf
TEE
DAILY
NEWS
GIVING
LONDON'S
ANTI-GAS
OFFICES
THEIR
TESTS
British
enthusiasm
for
gas
proof
chambers
and
gas
masks
was
slightly
damped
when
Klentkts
7hC
epUcal
50161111518
pubU
hed
a
book
ln
Wc
lley
stated
.1.
Th?amlge
person
could
remain
ln
a
"gas-proof
chamber
limit!
only
three
hours.
2
The
gas
mask
will
Rive
a
for
12
hours.
These
startling
fact,
hawever.
do
not
seem
to
the
worry
young
people
In
the
above
photographs.
TOese
show
office
employees
of
London's
newest
office
buUdlnT
whh
InaMe
l
5hrap.nel
.Prr
Blaa5
and
a
wler
.y.tem.
The
young
lady
a
the
be
able
to
take
her
mask
off
when
she
closes
th
chamber
door.
At
the
Trie
upper
right
U
a
of
the
inST
mHf
themsclves
comfortable
in
on
of
the
chamber,,
the
gasproof
dVhy
Aut
....,
I
i
MINISTERS
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher,
not
yet
beine.
than
one.
a
week
'
noli
iw
,.
"
p
J
obll8aon
to
do
what
most
nearl
IN
IM
CUC
CTAM
OLlUulUn
SESSION
"'
i
the
?
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and.h.gh-
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STOKE
317r319
Third
Avenue
West
Where
Dollar
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Prompt
Service
After
the
show
drop
in
and
try
our
milk
shakes,
sodas
and
ice
cream.
We
also
have
a
complete
stock
"f-fruits
and
vegetables
rnone
18
&
19
p.o.
n
575
M-awHMiVBHHBHSJBJBHBillM
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
D.C
Phone
281
r.O.
Box
19fl
salvo
was
fired
m
f
.
Sir
.
Reginald
checked
his
ship's
speed
so
that
tho
shells
whizzed
past
ahead,
narrow-;
ly
missing
the
bride?,
hi
manoeuvring
was
also
credited
with
saving
his
ship
from
five
torpedoes
fired
simulta
-.wuv.j
4IV1IJ
lour
German
destroyers.
Durine
the
armLUW
-
-
-
pVH-
nczouaiions
aftpr
fh
Insurance
Rates
On
Atlantic
Are
Twice
As
Much
Sir
c
Reginald
was
Director
r
nvr
tions
at
the
Admiralty
responsible
for
the
disposition
of
BritAin-.
en
tire
naval
strength.
As
senior
member
nf
------
iv
mjuee
or
amperial
defence
he
plays
a
big
part
in
continuous
i.i
amlnation
of
strategical
problems
uivojvea
Dy
following
any
partlcti
iar
poncy
in
any
nart
nf
world,
the
NEW
YORK.
Sentember
12:
TiJ
Insurance
rates
on
British.
Frcncn
And
Polish
ships
crossing
the
Atlantic
Ocean
was
raised
fifty
nei-:
j
cent
yesterday
,
j
.
has
to
bear
ln
mind
both
th
oh.
solute
command,
Thou
halt
love
I
thy
neighbor
as
thvself
and
th
back
from
Atlln
where
he
has
been
.
Ull
.
',
vice
If
they
ask
It
but
til
ah"
'
""MPoncU
to
that
command
ln
Through
Hard
Years
"th5i..
LU
th?.
.d"
conductedlnz
a
session
of
Countv,
the
curcumstancas
confron.m,.
Court
for
the
hearing
of
an
action
Sir
Reginald
probably
knows
th-'
right
thing
at
the
right
time
;
"""I
.frlnCC
Rupcrt
MinUtcria;
1
hlm'
llls
acUons
ay
be
but
a
poor
wherein
M.
O.
Caswell
has
been
su-
J
vital
Mediterranean
areS
better
M
he
!
to"
lng
Axel
Nelson
for
$1000.
there
was'
than
any
other
man
ln
the
navy
him
say
that
Sir
Reginald's
bound-"
,r
e??nS
ycar!ma"
caushtin
a
.lnful
situation.
no
judge
in
attendance
on
the
reg-,
He
was
commanding
the
British
less
energy
always
brings
results
W
r
!
P
the
Season
'
.
f."",0'
Whlch
he
have
Ular
monthly
sitting
date
of
County'
fleet
there
when
he
was
called
Observers
say
no
man
in
theTavy
w,ork
years
officers
were
re-
contributed
much
or
little.
Thr
.
Court
here
yesterday
but
cases
were,
home
last
May
to
take
his
P
present
has
borne
a
greater
load
In
th-
.
'
5"""
rc-''bKe,t.
"j3'
u
Plb'e
'
tr
set
before
the
registrar.
Andrew
Post.
lart
four
years
when
hardlv
a
n
JlB
Presldent
Md
Rev.
E.
Exhort
of
the
glory
of
Ood
and
U.
Thompson.
The
Atlln
case,
it
Is
Sir
Reginald
should
have
taken
month
passed
without
threat
of
a
rJu
.
il"
""uT'
8tn-
Each
man
mus
understood,
has
already
been
dls-
command
of
the
Mediterranean
general
war
In
the
Mediterranean
.
c"3lderab'f
attentln
given
'bear
his
share
of
the
corporate
posed
of
with
a
dismissal.
W.
O.
et
in
November
1935.
After
hli
Brilliant
service
in
that
lob
won
?
...
Q.u
War
and
the
whkh
has
rendered
mposslbl.
Fulton
appeared
for
the
plaintiff
appointment
was
announced
the
Sir
Reginald
his
present
post
As
faT
.
"
.
.
J
hurches
snouId
any
belter
course-
Yet
K
do
whas
find
T.
W.
Brown
for
the
defendant
Admiralty
decided
a
change
or
a
young
officer
he
specialized
ii.
,
the
P"sent
cmcr
ap,Pars
re,al,?ply
and
both
counsel,
together
with
the!
command
would
be
unwise
during
torpedoes
but
his
wide
knowledge
n?tZnt
presentcd
by
tnc
f01"1
du'y
and
to
fail
Judge.,
are
awaiting
transportation
!thc
tension
stirred
by
the
Italian
of
seamanship
and
long
experience
2
i
onf"en"
waj
considered
in
this
is
to
Incur
positive
guilt
:
back
from
Atlin.
conquest
of
Ethiopia
and
extended
in
administrative
Jobs
earned
him
f
f
1"
arec?
tnat
.
5carcn
for
lne
'in
of
0od
t--i.
.
.
.
.
thp
torm
-ii
'
.
..
...
11
as
the
duty
of
the
churchm
tn
Is
a
matter
of
aironiTinw
nrnu.i..
9
iiiuuuu
usi
ior
jocai
near-
"u""""
oit
wmiam
"
cuuuon
u
one
w
me
"Drains"
nrnh
h.
.j,,
--
-
j..v.
,
lug
Included
a
civil
action
in
which
Fisher'
.
then
commander-in-chief,
of
the
navy.
.fZ
L
T
.
y
8
JmCCS
0t
.
,
,u
totjaMalton
.
whose
country
is
George
Bales
is
sumg
Maurene.
S,r
Rcsmald-
himself
a
full
ad-
Wrote
Text
Book
and
to
the
ultimate
i
involved
In
war.
The
positions
tak
Faulkner
for
$140.
W.
O.
Fulton
is'111'
caused
a
nsatlon
ln
naval
A
book
on
ship
organization
he
Z
,
,
.
iCn
TaI71fro'n
hoIl'ng
that
war
is
acting
for
the
nlaintlff
and
R
L
clrcles
by
volunteerlng
to
serve
os
wrote
before
the
Great
War
In-1.1
?
.
Conference
always
sin
and
must
be
renounced
'.
McLennan
for
the
defendant
Date
Adm,raI
nsner'
chief
of
staff,
an
troduclng
many
"novel"
Ideas,
still'
lituat.!
Sf"
war'
and
a!
!
abso
view
that
the
Is
to
be
fixed.
unprecedented
position
for
a
man
b
a
standard
text
book
for
BritU
?i
.
IT
h
the
fact!f'ate
U
dlv,n1r
appointed
and
An
appeal
of
M.
.,
J.f
his
rank-
He
finally
took
over
naval
courses.
..LT
""J"!,?"18.6
ofMh
"
h.
'hcre.fore
Oirtattan'.
conviction
and
finp
f
tinr
1
7
Vne
command
ln
March
1936.
Sir
Reginald
got
his
first
head-
I
I
01
a
wo"f,iu"k'
J"
voe'
Political
authored
bVchSrSV
Son
!?.
There
followed
JS
ChUFCh
15
Charged
meana
lhat
mPS;
thr
critical
quarters
Job
In
1915
as
naval
as-
normay
a
PelTviy"
for
the
Brith
fleet
The
ltant
to
the
First
Sea
Lord
but
fJ
m
t,he
8Spel
of
redemption.
Christian
must
Ukc
up
arms
for
TJlatJl
n5t0"'
unde
Mediterranean
crlsU
over
back
to
Z
h.
Wa5
involve
compulsory
emnlty.
his
country.
country.
Between
Between
these
these
two
two
,
-seworseptem-lwas
simmering
down
but
tZ
as
captain
of
the
taTt,:
l1
oute
to
h-a
Pr-
i
Two
in,.mi.M
.was
no
return
to
normal
Trouble
"
su-
onamy
ana
a
wanton
distortion
are
.J!?JnMU5aIiz.at0"
also
oh'
mlnTS!.
aPPcatlonsl
In
Palestine,
civil
war
,
.'f
Snlit-second
Spllt-second
decisions
u.-u
.f
thc
truth-
Vn
War
"
Is
a
a
particular
views
are
those
wh0
would
parti
cipate
only
in
'Just
wars,'
le.
wars
Justifiable
on
the
basis
of
Inter
I'
"""mi
warsnips
alert
at
both
ta
manoeuvring
of
Co1ossu-j:i
.J,
VT
.
"
'
i-
"',.,...,
.
,
...
J
.
.
.
in
mi
world
and
a
defiance
of
th
"4l.'''a'
aw
10
aeiend
the
victims
,at
the
Battle
of
Jutland
in
SIS
.
fltcousness
of
God
as
revealed
P'
wanton
aggre.wlon
or
U,
secure
Target
for
the
12-lnch
guns
of
Z
w,n
.
nim
crulclfied.
freedom
for
the
oppressed,
the
Oerman
battle
cruiser
Dcrflln-
"
?,?
Ju1
ncatlon
of
war
must
be
er.
the
Colossus
miJrt
Z,!
fIlowed
to
conceal
or
minimize
thl
'
u..
:
iaci
tiuu
ui
jiicnes.
AS
pnrh
Mom.
A
fif..
.
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a
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travel
comfort
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meals
at
moo'eratt
cott
In
the
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Car.
Full
information
from
anu
Agent
w.is
r,so
LEGION
IN
WAR
AGAIN
All
II
lltMiurrnt
at
Disposal
of
(iovrrnment
For
Campaign
(
League
wa
ln
session
last
evening
m
preparation
for
the
genera)
'
meeting
on
Wednesday.
'
'
Considerable
time
va
devoted
to
the
discussion
of
the
activities
iof
the
LcRlon
and
its
members
during
the
present
state
of
affair
with
Canada
at
war.
Instructions
'from
headquarters
were
consider
t
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
of
the
British
Emnlie
Service
ed
at
lendth.
The
whole
resources
of
the
Canadian
lesion
had
been
j
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
government
at
the
outbreak
of
war
and
these
were
being
used
as
far
as
poMlbto.
With
the
average
age
of
the
veteran
being
forty-nine
there
were
few
opportunities
for
them
to
engAte
In
active
operation
though
the
veteran'
urvey
U
4
l
I
i
.
,
Wiitu
a
irrmrnaous
amount
of
valuable
Information
In
the
handj
of
the
aathorltle.
Lettr
of
thanks
for
help
accorded
needy
families
and
other
form
of
social
service
were
read.
The
thanks
of
the
office
commanding
the
troon
in
the
Prtnr
(Rupert
are
for
the
help
given
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the
matter
fully
with
the
officer
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various
unit.
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members
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Jack
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Nell
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O.
J
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O.
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