M.
March
11.
1M9.
ACTS
FAST
TO
BRING
RELIEF
FROM
COLK
This
Simple
Ufay
JEists
Piin
aod
Ditctoibrl
.awl
Sere
Throat
Accompany
Colds
with
AnaziojjSpifld
J.
T
fU
4
''3
'
X
Upm
U
X
Uwa.
r
Juit
Be
Sure
Vou.Ui
"Aipirin'V-Do
it
the
Moment
You
Feel
a
Cold
Coounf
on
:
mpje
way
pictured
above
i
rmgt
amariotly
(ait.
relief
lsromiort
aod
tore
throat
r:;ianj
tag
coldt.
i
Tlien
-u
yvur
UUrilc
u
y
iw
i
ini
yAi
io
continue
'jifjnlv.
hai
larirrlv
uitvJinil
.
f"
.
a;
Unmg
medicuiei
,
laeasicg
:
tnm.
Ptrhapt
the
eatKf
t.
i
.
.uw
ay
yet
dMCoverql
Demand
aed
Get
"ASPIRIN"
Younger
Children
Entertained
At
Weekly
Story
Hour
a.ci
were
related
to
U
:,')
attended
the
regular
r
.nir
of
the
Story
Jlou
v.v
Mr
J.
A.
Barry
wa
f
ir
tbe
morning.
She,
v
rsiun
of
Uie
two
old
far-
t
aderella"
and
"Epamln-M.'-s
J
C.
Oarrett
delight-A
J
.)ke
on
Dllly"
and
"Rag-(
Tlie
storie
of
"Tbe.LUtle
r
and
"LKtle
Baby
und
HI
Kew
Clothes"
i
by
Mls
Kitty
Cameron
jui
amusing
way.
i
k
is
the
final
meetlne
for
from
nine
to
14
years
oft
a
wij
be
In
charge
of
Mr.
P.
'
Mk
Phylls
Hamblln
and
K
"
Cameron.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
col-con
will
be
charged
for
toll
month
at
J3c
a
word.
ited
and
Oun
M:.r
h
13
Annual
Meeting
Ct
--iM-.e
Bridge
and
Dancr
March
Presbyterian
!
Patrick's
T
U,
March
18.
Shamrock
Tea
Supper,
Catholic.
V.
rden
s
Play
March
17.
r;ltcd
Tea
Mrs
W
T
Kerfrlr'.
Mrch
23,
E-
;les
Bridge
March
.22.
Anglican
Tea,
Mr.frobey'
March
22
r
0.
n.
Fishermen'
Farewe'l
r-u::e
Maroh
23.
Hill
CO
Tea
March
25.
HI
r;h
School
Spring
Pkiy
March
24,
25.
'QUPen
Kfnrw"
Tn
trm
tlart,lnl
Prince
Runert
rwrnti
RnrUtv
Prrwnts
"The
Mikado"
April
12.
13
-apuoi
Theatre.
R.t.
Am.
11
In.
WOUL
'DUIC,
(1(1111
V."
N
P
A
1
n.n
Illnii
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Itniiai
,au,
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r
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
al
lor.
Old
PoW
ttuhKx'a.
(Bargain
galore
at
FaAhlon.fW-
wears
Annual.
ClearingSale,
tfi
pi
w.
u.
rimon
ana
r
fL.
aiucvui
lum
a.
letter
nf
condolence
will
be
sent
to
the
relatives.
of
deceased.
t
i
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
iUetboard.of.dlretors)f
tbe.Prlnce
'
Rubert,Ocneral
Hospital
was.
held
(
iasknlght
at
the
hospital.
It
being
1
a;two
hour
and
a
half
session.
Those
present
were
O.
P.
Tinker,
chair-1
man;
W.
M.
Brown,
.F.
A.
MaeCal--
lum.
O.
V
W
klnson.
Dr.
It.
O.
Large,
vwugc,
W.
.
O.
w,
Fulton,'
ruiiun,
i
Frank
iu.ir
Plbb.
K.uu,
R
..(
PRINCE
.RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
.Castings
JElectrlc
and
Acetylene
.Weldlug
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
'Types
of
Gas
Engines
JUpaIr!
and
vOverhauled
Please
.note
Jbat
fit.
Patrici
aupper
changed
to
March
16.
(35-91
J
u.t
a
o..-
J
Bt.
Petf
ri
Tea
and
homecooUng:
SavT6
m
1,a1'-
?aH;
reh1
3
Monday
J3th.
8
pm.
Important
"bU
JW'
.
,55)
Tonights
trau.,
.due
.from
the
Sunday
8:15
pm.
Speaker,
.E.
E.
Winch
M
L.
i
0toteL
Rorle
left
on
last
cven
,.
,
jlng'-train
for
a
buslnes
trip
Xo
rgeaat.
Major
JomArmtroogiFort6t.
Jan..
,He
peet
to
be
ha
arrived
In
tht
city
from
Victors
away
about
a.
week
to
to
tire
Initructlon
to
jhe
local
i
Cattery"
j
MW
'ank
.Morrison,
returned
to
fthelty.j9n
the
Prlnc
Louise
yes-
Dr
J.
C.
8.
Dunn,
after
a
brief,
terday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Ylsjt
to
the
city,
failed
by
the
Prince.
Vancouver.
John
last
night
on
his
return
.to
MxJtett
Capt.
i
Frank
i
Pierce.
Salvation
Rupert
for
Seattle.
a
place
on
the
Prince
Runert
nn-
,'ral
HosplUl
board.of
director
by
,
H
O.
Cunningham
of.
Port.
Es-
lne
prwldent.
O.
P.
Tinker,
at
last
Ulnsion,
jvho,ha.ben
on
a
noil-
night'
regular
monthly
meetlng.of
I
day
trip
to
California,
prrlved
In
he
txrd.
Dr
.Large
la
tbe
1939
city
on
the.Cardena
last
night
representative
of.
the.Prlnce
Rupert
Ithe
from
the
south
and
s
proceeded
by
Medical
Association
on
the
board.
.
ftthljngrnlniotheSkeena
River.
E.
A.
Plamonden
of
Ottawa
and
IMaJor.W.
R.
Stone
of
vVktorla.
are
In
her
monUily
report
.at
the
here.ln
eonnecUon
with
the
defence
T!?0?.,0'
'IW-bwd
last.worlcbeing
carried
out
at
the
en-nlsht.
MUs
Jefln.Harrlson.RJf,.
lady
.
.
.
.uperlntendent
.
ibe
SS
irof
nee
Rupert
JIarbor.
i9mtr
plUl
be
reasonably
fulLltouUne
Tli
,frrlYed
work
.wa
In
the
ual
S"??
TT
t
,Mt
nlRnt
0,1
the
way.
The.Wome.a,AuxllUry!and
n,taUfr
grounds
committee
had
no
reports
to
present
to
the
-board.
The
hospital
board,
at
Its
recular
monthly
meeting
last
nleht.
ao-
p
roved
.the
signing
up
of
n
agree
patients
may
receive
treatment
in
the
local
hospital
instead
pf
having
to
be
sent
to
Shaughnessy
Military
Hospital
In
Vancouver.
The
monthly
report
of
the
-fire
chief.
H.
T.
Lock,
presented
at.
the
regular
monthly
.meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Ru-Dfrt
General
HosdIUI
last
nleht.
stated
that
tbe
usual
monthly
In
spection
had
been
made
of
the
hospital
and
nurses'
home
which
had
Timely
Jlecipes
i
ment
Deiween.ine
tnospiiai
and
-the
Department
of
National
Jiealth
MILKIIONKYimANFIG
MtKAD
wnereoy
certain
types
oi
military
4
cup
shortening
'
cup
brown
sugar
1
egg
is
cup
honey
lj
cup
KrJloggU
AH-Bran
3
cups
Hour
V
teaspoons
soda
1
Mi
teaspoons
salt
3
teaspoons
baking
powder
t
cup
chopped
nut
meats
4
cup
chopped
tigs
Cream
shortening
and
brown
su
been
found
to
be
In
good
order,
gar
thoroughly.
Add
egg
and
beat
Furnace
.rooms
and
housekeeping
.well
Add
honey,
milk
and
Kel-condltlons
were,
as
usual
satlsfact-logg's
All-Bran:
mix
well.
Slit
ory.
flour
.with
soda,
silt
and
baking
powder,
add
to
first
mixture
with
Regret
as
expressed.
at
the
reg-
chopped
nut
meats
and
figs,
stlr-ular
monthly
meeting
last
night
of
ring
only
until
.flour
disappears,
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Bake
Jn
greased
loaf
pan,
with
wax-Rupert
General
Hospital
by
the
ed
paper
In
the
bottom,
in
moder-ehalrman.
O.
P,
Tinker,
at
the
ate
oven
550
denrees
F
nhnnt
nrw
I
jleath
of
;Nck
Worrobec.
who
for
hour
and
15
minutes
.
.
J
t
t
S.lll.f..1
mm
m.
m
many
years
naa
oeen
a
laiuuui
em-
xieia
l
ioax
axa
inrnes.
pioyee
of
tne
nospitai.
on
motion
-
I
i
.Army,
returned.
to;
the.
city
on
thel
Clarence
Martin,
alter
fi.
brief
Princess
Louevyeterday
afternoon
'
business
.visit
o
the
djy.
sailed
by
trm
a
trip
to
Ocean
Fall.
(
.(tMjii
ui
gin,
on
qi
return
to
the
Queen.
Charlotte.
Is-
five
.plasterer,
.who
hare
been
knds
employed
on
the
new
local
hospital
!
-
r
contract,
mUc-d
by
the
Princess
I
JVed.lielek'
wa)ncji,$200,
with
Loub
last
nlghton
their
return
to
option
of
three
i
month',
Imprison-
.Vancouver,
'
mtnt.
thu
morning,
by
jjSfUtrate
'
-
McClVtnOnt
In
rltv
tvillre
emirt
tnr
The
mnlfr
nf
m.nln.k,.
-.
jupplylng
liquor
to.Indian.
lie
will
a?ter
and
-bumper
for
hopital
"-
Mine.
ua
jjrwr
to
moving
into
the
new
I
tiocnlt
1
1
.
ji
rcUrtediiownfurti
of
a
vl
I
Jonn
,wlrt
Service,
grandson
of
hospital
board
meeting
lat
nwjcejnw.
,bc,
ana
jvuu.juaine
"5'-uvwarcif
rrea
10
ine
houe
uiac.it.
who
have
been
TWUng
here.
I
called
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
D"
O.
Laree
was
w
elcomed
to
When
the
Dlike
of
Kent
was
Installed
as
chancellor
of
the
University
of
Wale
at
Swansea,
hts
flrst
olfldal
duty
was
to
present
his
duchess
with
a
decree
of
"Doctor
in
Muaica
"
Here
you
sec
the
duke
in
his
official
robes
as
he
presented
the
degree
J
Hotel
Arrivals
Koral
Ray
FrederJcksen.
city
;Knox
6.
II.
ilagnussen
and
T.
O.
Con-stob.
ctty:
Mrs.
Hudson
and
family.
Smltber:
T.
Setter.
Edmonton:
U.
Berg.
W.
HiUqulst.
V.
Granberg.
H.
Day,
B.
MacPherson
and
Mrs.
D.
BarteU.
Vancouver;
Dr.
3.
C.
S.
Dunn.
Massett.
E.
A.
-Plamonden.
Ottawa.
Central
M.
i
Brown
and
H.
S.
Petletler.
Vancouver:
Mrs.
E.
Goldsmith
and
daughter
and
E.
Johnson,
city.
Prince
Rupert
R.
J.
-Carson.
Kinaston:
J.
B.
Barclay.
Blllmor:
Norman'Bort.
W.
II.
MacBeth,
Charles
F.
P.
Faulkner,
S
k.
u.
uunningnam
ana
Frank
S.
-o
May.
Vancouver:
.8.
Baker.
Mont-jo
real:
J.
C.
Hammett,
Vancouver!
'.S
W.
R
Stone.
Victoria.
!2
Jo
EARLY
CHANNEL
FLIGHT
io
AMSTERDAM,
March
11:
(CP)'S
The
day
after
they
were
hatched
2
3,000
chicks
were
flown
from
here
J
to
London.
io
Soda
Fountain
Tea
and
Coffee,
Hot
Soups,
Candies,
Tobaccos.,
Fresh
.Milk
and
Cream
Mussallem's
Confectionery
CHURCH
NOTICES
The
Salvation
Army
i
11
ajn
Holllness
Meeting
1
2:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
.
7:30
p.m.
Salvation
Meetinir
'
t
ouiji-j.1
Subject
"S
ATA
I-1
r
AlTl
A
PT
n
OK
n
pivnv-
FANCY
All
Are
Heartily
Invited
Bright
Music
.Bright
Singing
Pointed
Gospel
Messages
'iWe'reach
Christ
and
Him
Crucified"
IHIIIH'HHflHHBlVPPH-WSHBHaa
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
Chesterfield
Suite
Three
pieces
In
tapestry.
Roll
arms,
A.l
construction.
,10
.suites
to
choose
from.
Small
down
payment,
.balance
on
easy
payment.
"
'
Phone
'775
HOSPITAL
FINANCES
directors
oi
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
night.
The
cost
per
diem
was
S2.86.
Ordinarv
pt.
peaoiuires
lor
.the
month
totalled
5M75.48
and
capital
expenditure,
on
tne
new.hospltaU$37392
FINANCE
LABORATORY
Honpltal
Board
Asrce
to
Principle
of
Imposing
New
Flat
Service
Charge
PAGE
THREE
lng.
In
this
connection,
Dc
Dolman,
director
of
Jahontterjr
terftce
for
the
proTincial
government,
.as
due.
in
Prince
Ruacrt
onMarchtSa.
Mrs.
Pustak
Laid
At
Rest
Following
a
discussion
of
the
Interment
Made
in
Fainiew
Cene-whole
matter
with
Dr.
C.
H.
Hank-
tery
Following
Service
in
ttn?an.
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Cathedral
Prince
Rupert
General
Hlspital.
at
.
its
meeting
last
night
approved
the
Many
friends
gathered
this
of
Ur-prlnclple
of
imposing,
a
la
t-
charge
noon
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Ca-for
oathological
service
for
all
pa-
thedral
for
the
funeral
service
pf
lents
treated
In
the
hospital.
By
the
late
Mrs.
Louis
Pustak.
Very
Imposing
such
a
charge.
Dr.
Hank-
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
the
prison
pointed
-out
that
this
talu-
Cathedral,
officiated
4tnd
peter
able
new
hospital
servlce..whi;h
All
.Lien
presided
at
the
osgan
to
ac-
patients
were
now
receiving,
might
-company
the
hymns
which
were
be
placed
on
a
more
equitable
and
"Here
We
Have
No
Continuing
City
basis
of
maintenance
'
But
We
Seek
One
to
Come"
and
Isellsupportlng
and
development.
tTbe.present
un-
t
Abide
With
Me
"
Foilowbgviihe
certain
systm
.of
assesanent
and
'-service.,
interment
took
place
in.
the
collection
for
the
service
was
des-
family
plot
at
Fairriew
Cemetery.
rlbed
by
the;
doctor
who,
explained
vfiaJlbearers
were
W
MfllexiEUIPer-the
dlfllcultles
that
were
being
en-
otlch.
Alex
Comadma,
Mike
Munlz-countered
by
pr.
Coleman
In
carry-
aba,
George
Pavlch
and
Sam
BUI.
uig
on.
There
were
considerable
i
!Tbere
were
many
beautiful
tlor-
improvements
yet
to
be
made,
to
al
offerings.
take
care
of
which
and
to
provide
a
,
steady
revenue
for
the.
generalp-j
t-aUMiKi
Uf,VDRV
Corrn
CONTRACT
eratlon
of
the
laboratory
Jt
was
de-
sirable
that
some
regular
and
as-
...
.
v,a
i
j
sured
basis
of
revenue
should
,be
.It
S
J
deelded
t
1U
fr
.reached
instead
o
the,
present
hap-
"SS"
nne"
'hazard
arrangement.
5?
'"I'0?
u"11
service
of
the
pathological
labora-
TZ
JJ
nt
T
,
rates-
tory.
Dr.
Hanklnson
referred
to
In-
.of
stances
where
patients
had
been
th.
Zl
ii
'JTS
found,
as
a
result
of
tbe
tests,
to
be'S
2JS
f
.
osed
to
n
Ue
lteelf
iot
J?
UP
!
suffering
from
complaints
other
""
rwa
than
they
had
originally
been
Ueat-
ed
ror.
This
careful,
exhaustive
and,
"
.
jn
efficient
diagnostic
sendee
played
lm,mxuM.m-mznznza:iwiM"imn
its
part
In
prolonging.life.
As
the'
B
S
During
the
month
of
Februaryj
average
Individual
was
unable
to
g
there
was
a
total
of
1579
hospital!
meet
the
cost
of
laboratory
service
;B
days
at
the;
Prince
Rupert.
General'
under
the
present
arrangement,
it
Hospital,
it
was
reported
hy
F.
A.,
was
felt
that
the
flat
charge
would
g
MacCallum.
chairman
of
the
tin-J
be
more
equitable
and
satisfactory
'jg
ance
committee,
at
the
reeularf
all
around
A
fiurp
nf
it
monthly
meeting,
of
tbe
board
of
tient
was
tentatively
mentioned.
Dr.
Hanklnson
also
mentioned
the
possibility
of
the-provincial
govern
ment
assisting
the
laboratory
through
the
establishment
of
a
pathological
service
here
In
con-
As
Advertised
on
the
Air
BISMA-REX
Antacid
Stomach
Powd
4
oz.
bottle
75
c
er
16
oz,
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