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V.,!
XXVIIP.
No.
B3.
.THl
DAILT
NEWS
PAGE
THP.EF
COLDS
Simply
Follow
These
Easy
Dlreeliwis
to
Ease
the
Pais
and
Dtseemfert
and
Sore
Thtoat
Accompanying
Colds.
1.
Ti
list
pin
and
taumtul
if!
fitfoct
Inir
UU
2
Aiphln-TJbliU-iliWulJH
rt
wittr.
Rrpeit
la
2
heart
saps'
2.
U
thmit
h
ii
fiom
ctU,
crush
ini
tflstolri
3
"AipUIn"
ItUiU
la
Vi
Uu
f
tm...t(ti.
It's
the
way
thousands
know
lo
jtt
almost
immediate
relitL
Make
ture
you
jet
"Aspirin"
Tablets.
The
mimple
way
pictured
above
f
den
brings
amailozly
fatt
relief
l
m
ditcumfort
and
tore
throat
a,
i.impanyuigaJd.
Try
it.
Then
ut
yuut
doctor.
He
prliaUv
will
tell
you
to
rontinbe
t
id
Apirin"
bocauie
it
acts
so
I
to
r!n-ve
dfaremforti
of
a
cold.
A
'1
t.i
reduce
lever.
T!
i
sim(le
way.
hacked
by
tcien-t
u
i(lity.taiLiri;elruP)bnted
t
we
of
ttnmg
medicines
in
eating
c
d
htopikiml
I'rruani
the
eaiiest.
mu4
diccuvc
way
ytt
discovered.
Demand
and
Gel
"ASPIRIN"
CARD
OP
THANKS
TUNE
in
the
Good
Crowd
At
Benefit
Dance
Effort
by
.Moose
Lodie
for
Ilnotk-sen
Relief
Fund
.Meeti
Hth
Gratifying
Kepome
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
gave
the
King
Edward
High
School
Alumni
Assoda-
iiu
.told
the
Savoy
Hotel
and
Uon
an
interesting
lecture.
Illus-h
as
a
gein
concern
to
t
rated
by
splendid
motion
pktures
VurriU.
1
hereby
wish
t.
Thursday
night
at
the
city
colncil
u
tiie
public
and
my
ir
lends
chamber
on
mountaineering
in
the
'ir
twtronage
and
support
In
Coast
Range
of
British
Columbia.
-i
and
ak
a
continuance
The
scenes
shown
were
In
Gar-
u
will
be
treated
with
tlw
LiUooet
and
Toba
Rivers
and
the
court
and
service
as
Te-
Mount
Waddlngton
country.
Miss
Helen
Valentine,
president
A
J.
P1UJDIIOMME
The
Daily
rn-wj.
u
r.
A
of
the
association
was
in
the
chair
and
expressed
appreciation
of
the
graduates
to
Dr
Carter
0
C
A
business
session
preceded
CHURCH
NOTICES
The
Salvation
Array
Tin:
young
rr.om:s'
annual
Sunday
11
ajn
Holiness
Meeting
m.
Special
Program
given
by
Ue
Young
People.
The
prize
for
A
Jjucp
at
Sunday
School
in
19M
wlU
be
preeutd.
Ortat
Salvation
Meeting.
Fur
selected
young
people
will
give
'
r..nute
talk
....
n.usic
will
be
provided
by
the
Siring
Band,
Boys'
Brass
Band
rmnental
and
vo:al
items
willbe
feature
at
iil
meetlnsv
W
Helleve
in
the
Fundamental
Tear
hints
of
the
Bil)le
All
Are
llrartllly
Intite.I
WORLD
K.(A.
Victor
Radio
Facilities
Provide
the
Finest
Uadio
Receiver-A
Nation-Wide
Broadcastiwr
Service,
and
in
Addition
Surnrisinuly
Easy
Terms
K.C.A.
Victor
Has
All
the
Latcst.Fcaturcs
1933
LLLCTU1C
MUllLLS
From,
up
$29.95
1B39
KATTEUY
OI'IWATfcO
-MODELS
(Including
29.95
batteries).
From,
up
RAISING
OF
FUNDS
FOR
The
dance
taged
last
night
byrrihtr
Vt0re
In
Campaign
To
S,,,,d
Children
South
For
the
MaoeLode
tor
the
purpose
of!
raising
fund
to
augment
the
cam-.
King's
Visit
palgn
for
the
relief
of
Axel
Enock-j
'
sen
and
family
who
were
recently
Further
progress
was
made
at
a
burned
out
at
Dodge
Cove,
was
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
vart-very
successful
affair
About
150j
orsanteations
last
night
In
the
or
so
persons
were
present
and
a;
campaign
which
has
as
its
ob-
le
was
by
an
orchestra
constating
ofjloria
on
the.
occasion
of
the
yUlt
Harold
Davey,
Wrlllam
Stuart,
Rob-
ct
Km
0Te
and
Queen
Eliza-
ert
Rcid
and
Jack
Campbell.
At
midnight
appetizing
refresh-ments
were
served.
A.
D.
Vance,
dictator
of
the
lodee
refreshment.
Mountaineering
Was
His
Subject
beth.
Ways
and
means
of
raisins
the
necessary
finances
were
discussed
and
committees
were
ap-
j
pointed
for
such
efforts
as
a
ta;
and
Harry
Memies.
chairman
oil0?-
dance.
tephone
bridge
and
the
iodic
entertainment
committe.ia,nalur
night.
Each
organization
took
an
active
part
In
arranging'
an
interest
in
the
raove-the
affair,
assisted
by
other
mem-
iant
wU1
alM
be
invited
to
put
bers.
Ladles
of
the
Women
of
the
on
80171
e
individual
effort
to
raU-Moose
assisted
In
connection
wUh,funtU
for
the
common
purpose.
Al
ready
some
have
expressed
their
I
intention
of
doing
so.
Jack
Preece,
president
ox
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
In
the
chair
at
last
nlghfj
meeting
and
Stanley
Savllle
acted
TRIP
SOUTHi
-hildren
should
leave
here
on
May
26.
Neil
Lang
suggested
that
a
cele
bra
Uon
might
be
held
locally
on
the
day
of
the
King's
visit
hi
which
all
school
children
might
participate
It
was
intimated
that
the
Monse
and
Oddfellows'
Halls
would
be'
made
available
for
events
to
support
the
cause.
Peter
Gamula
felt
the
Eagles'
Lodge
would
be
prepared
to
stage
some
event.
Toe
H
Daylight
Group,
and
the
fire
department
are
plannning
a
joint;
concert.
Committee
Named
Committees
for
events
It
has
already
been
decided
to
stage
were
struck
as
follows:
Dance
O.
J.
Dawes.
B.
J.
Bacon.
Toseph
Ratchford,
Peter
Lien,
H.
T.
lock,
Sam
Joy
and
R.
F.
Moore.
Telephone
Bridge
Mrs.
H.
L
I
Landry,
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan,
William!
Lamb
and
H.
T.
Lock.
Tag
Day
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Mrs
J
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray.
5
1
LOCALS
1
1
Cash
for
Old
Oold.
Bulger.
'Tonight's
tran;,
due
Irora
the
&lA
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
For
operating
a
motor
-vehicle
without
a
driver'
licence,
F.
Wescb
wax
flol
S5
in
city
police
court
last
evening.
Mrs,
Harry
Dagett
is
In
the
hospital
today
as
a
result
of
beln
uoy
um
was
realized.
jeeuve
ine
sending
or
as
many;
'
.
.
'faM
..,
mtMm
-
Dancing
was
In
full
swing
from
Prince
Rupert
School
children
be-i"';
J,av
10
p
m.
until
2:45
a.m.
OHHs
Royer
twei
the
ages
of
twelve
and
sev-lnom
J5"";
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
mus-
cnu"n
as
can
be
financed
to
vie-'
ui.
Mid
Mrs.
A.
C
Small
sailed
tatt'niht
on
the
Cardena
lor
Van
couver
and
while
away
expect
to
at
tend
the
San
Francisco
Exposition
Johnny
OUcill
of
the
Royal
Bank
if
Canada
taff
sailed
last
night
in
the
Princess
Adelaide
tor
a
va-ation
lrip
to
Vancouver
and
John
Dye.
after
a
brie
virit
tr
.he
city.
Wton
last
evenint'
train
hi
his
return
to
Vanaradol
wherr
be
now
resides.
lie
had
come
in
on
Tuesday
nfehfs
train.
Robert
.Cameron
left
Thursday
,r,;
J
7
SOOQljr
night
on
the
Prince
George
fo-
.attendance
of
delegates
7W
There
was
a
letter
from
Arthur
Sutton,
principal
of
Booth
Mem-
crlal
School,
drawing
attention
to
Dr.
Seal
Carter
Gives
Interentln;
the
invitation
of
the
Board
of
Illustrated
Lecture
Itefore
High
School
Trustees
of
Vancouver
of-Srhont
Graduate
Ifering
to
take
care
of
four
local
I
High
School
pupils
while
In
Van-
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
th!
couver
for
nine
davs
including
th
tlme
-of
the
King's
visit
there.
No
action
was
taken
in
regard
to
'his
Invitation
-which
-was
laid
on
lh
table.
The
feeling
was
exprtss-td
by
some
that
it
would
be
Inadvisable
to
have
any
competitive
efforts
with
the
same
object
in
view.
The
meeting
was
notified
Oiat
there
would
be
a
special
round
j
l'r
my
succeemr
knowing
baldl
Park,
the
headwaters
of
the
I
trip
rate
of
536
from
Prince
Ru
oert
to
Vancouver
by
steamship
with
regular
local
rates
additional
to
Victoria.
Their
Majesties
w.tl
be
In
Van-ouvcr
May
29
and
in
Victor.a1
May
30.
The
proposal
is
that
the!
Vanjouver
enroute
to
Kelowna
ir
connection
with
the
work
of
as-i
fcmbling
the
car
ferry
which
w
fabrkaird
at
the
local
dry
dock.
Llv
a
Rlortous
experience
witn
'he
grandest
group
of
warm
human
beings
who
Ver
dared
to
live
their
own
happv
lives
.
.
.
Tou
Can"
Take
It
With
You."
the
year'r
most
outstanding
picture
start'
Monday
at
the
Capitol.
.
(53
!Mrs.
Morrison
In
Charge
Of
Story
Hour
Program
Once
again
many
children
gath
ered
in
the
Boston
Hall
this
morn
Ing
for
the
regular
weekly
meet
ing
of
the
Story
Hour.
Mrs.
II.
M.
Morrison
was
in
charge
ot
the
program
and
regaled
her
youthfu.
audience
with
the
story
of
"Gud-brand
on
the
Hillside."
Miss
Phy-!is
Hamblin
entertained
with
"Surprise
Performance"
to
the
delight
of
all.
The
modern
story
of
The
Fire
Engine
and
Old
Jeff"
and
''Eric
Turns
Detective"
were
related
In
an
Interesting
manner
by
Miss
Jean
Cameron.
Mrs.
Morrison
thrilled
the
children
with
a
further
chapter
in
the
serial
'The
Box
Car
Adventure."
Next
week
the
hour
will
be
In
charge
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Barry,
assist
ed
by
Mrs.
J.
O.
Garrett
and
Miss
Kitty
Cameron
and
will
be
for
children
from
4
to
8
years.
;
DRESSMAKING
Tailoring
.and
Remodelling
KDII
UYEDE
Amateur
NlghL-A.
K.
Nelson,
B.15
Phone
Blue
91C
203
3rd
Ave.
The
Beaten
Business
Man
"Business
is
too
quiet
to
advertlse'Wtbe
motto
of
the
beaten
butlness
man.
How
often
haye
we
heen
told
that,
when.'
we
call
on
the
business
folk
about
Prince
Ru-
'
ixwt
lo
oHer
our
facilities
to
help
them
Increase.
'
f
i.
-1..
l
1
.i
kU
their
business!
When
times
are
quiet
is
the
time
to.
ad
vertise
-not
when
you
are
so
ruUied
with
business
that
you
cannot
handle
It
all.
.
If
you
are
not
satisfied
with
the
business
you
are
doing
now,
why
not
tell
the
people
through
the
newspaper
.eome
of
the
things
you
have
to
of
fer
and
have
them
icome
down
and
buy?
Why
hide
your
light
behind
a
bushel
and,
by
your
silence,
Intimate
that
you
have
nothing
to
offer
or
do
not
need
business?
Any
time
you
are
forced
to
admit
that
business
is
too
quiet
to
advertise,
you
are
admitting
that
-you
d
not
want
any
business.
,
,
If
that
is
the
way
things
are
with
you
today,
why
not
close
up
altogether
and
make
a
real
saving?
But
If
you
want
to
stay
open
and
Increase
your
business,
why
not
do
something
about
it?
Why
not
increase
your
business
by
reaching
the
.people
through
the
proven
channel
of
the
newspaper?
MYSTERY
20.
IN
FILM
Barbara
Stanwyck
and
Henry
Fort
da
Head
Cast
ot
The
Mad
Mi
Manlon"
have
just
stumbled
across
a
murder
mystery
but
they
are
enraged
by
the
editorial
and
they
decide
to-solve
the
mystery
themselves.
What
happens
thereafter
makes
for
a
thrilling
and
unusual
picture.
The
investigation
of
the
first
mur-.
der
Jeads
to
a
second
one,
even
more
baffling,
and
into
stormy
en-1
counters
with
the
detective
in
charge
of
the
case.
Fonda
also
be-j
comes
involved
with
the
sinister
angles
of
the
affair
and,
in
an
at-1
10.
Announcements
Ail
advertisements
in
this
col-una
will
be
charged
lor
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Eagles'
Bridge
March
8.
S.
O.
N.
Springtime
Dance
March.
Rod
and
Gun
March
13.
Annual
Meeting
Orange
Bridge
and
Dance
March
16.
I
Presbyterian
March
17.
St.
Patrick's
Hall
March
17.
Shamrock
Tea
Supper,
Varden's
Play
March
17.,
United
Tea
Mrs.
March
23.
Hill
60
Tea
March
25.
CathoVc
1
W,
T.
Kergin's
High
School
Spring
Plays
March
24,
25.
"Queen
Mary'
Easter
Monday.
Capitol
Theatre.
Tea
Mrs.
Parkin's
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Society
presents-
The
Mikado"
April
12,
13
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
C.
N.
R.
A.
Annual
Bail,
Moose
Hall,
April
21.
St.
Peter's
Sale
May
4.
MM
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RENT
CLEAN,
Well
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
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It
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READY
FOR
EXAMINATIONS.
We
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hundreds
to
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positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks
and
Stenographers,
etc.
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tf.
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or
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please
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'mosphere
of
mingled
suspense,
hectic
romance,
danger
and
hilarity,
the
story
pursues
Its
course
to
a
0
D
'0
0
FOR
SALE
12
h.p.
Vivian
Englns
with
propellor.
Can
be
seen
at,a
'
Imperial
Machine
Shop.
53
j
FOR
SALE
27
ft.
boat.
Ford
en-lg
glne,
$C0.
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ITS
UNNECESSARY
to
suffer
from
the
headaches,
stomach
pains,
"gas,""upsets"
and"baiousness"
due
to
Acid
Indigestion
when
now
there
is
a
way
that
relieves
excess
stomachatid
with
incredible
speed!
Simply
take
two
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets
at
first
sign
of
distress.
Carry
these
tiny
tablets
with
you
take
them
unnoticed
by
others.
You'll
be
amazed
at
the
results.
There's
no
nausea
or
"bloated"
feeling.
It
produces
no
"gas"
to
embarrass
you
and
offend
others.
Phillips1
Milk
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i
13....
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f
"Acid
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has
disappeared.
You
feel
wonderful.
Get
a
bottle
of
liquid"
Phillips'
"
for
home
use.
And
a
box
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets
to
carry
with
you
have
ready
when
trouble
starts.
Only
25i
a
box.
But
for
your
protection,
watch
out
that
any
bottle
or
box
you
accept
is
clearly
marked
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Milk
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n
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a
clever
old
gink
He
works
pure
magic
in
a
wink
Hell
Cheer
your
moping,
drooping
soul
With
a
ton
of
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Evltt
Coal.
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The
Aarrtate
takes
place
here
late
this
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Scott
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Canitol
Theatre
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tonight
only.
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