o
o
o
o
o
o
Saturday.
February
11,
1M,
Sons
Of
Norway
Bridge-Dance
Enjoyable
Affair
Attracts
(Jond
Mm
Sired
Crowd
tft
Oddfellow
Hall
I
Thursday
Mftit
Many
Children
At
Story
Hour
l.
V.
Smith
and
Dr.
.Mandy
In
Chance
Ormes
Ltd.
"2Ji
PiorieAr
Druggist
The
Itexall
Store
Thones
1
&
i
Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
flT)
10
p.m.
Simdavs
and
llollrfatt
front
it
nnn
trtl
i
p.m.
7
p
rti.
tlH
H
p.m.
J.
T.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
th
East
at
II
o'clock.
wa
reoorted
thM
Keg.
Price
J1.J0,
Special-
$1.00
o
a
iooooooooooooooooooooooooooopocoOoooodooooaioooooooo
World
W
R.C.A.
Victor
Symholltes
Creation,
l'rotres
and
Achievement
.Makers
of
ItUt.try
In
Radio
trahMnivtfon
anil
reception,
creaters
of
counties
devices
vl
fat
to
Science,
Industry,
Meill-cfne,
public
Safety
and
Public
.Model
97KG.
$132.50
RCA.
Victor
services
arc
world-wide,
yet
brought
to
youf
doorstep
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
h
no
snhslKute
for
the
success
of
R.C.A.
Victor
See
McKae
Bros,
and
jet
your
share
of
the
world
of
pleasure
with
R.C.A.
Vlclor
Radio.
A
.Model
to1
Suit
Every
Purse
and
Purpose
Heller
Radio
Performance
at
Lowest
Prices
and
on
Easy
Terms
Liberal
Trade-in
Allowance
1
omuumJM
Cash
for
Old
06ld.
Buigert.
tf
Ueut.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
officer
-uii
.
COmrhanfllntf.
!62Ad
flitte'rv
Mte.
tiutuirii
aixenaea
the
An
enjoyable
bridge
party
and,restilr
meeting
f
the
BtorV
;
"
f0"
.
t
the"
city
on
the
Prhlcees
-
dance
was
new
Tiiursaay
nignt
by
the
son
of
Norway
Lodge
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
There
were
twelve
t.MfH
of
brldtc.
the
attendance
be-me
swelled
by
more
people
arriving
(or
the
dance
which
followed
serv-
imr
of
delicious
reirosnmenu.
The
prlte-wlnners
at
cards
were:
iadie-'
flrat.
Mra.
O.
Bather;
second
Mr-
A
Peachey;
third.
Mrs.
P.
Wlk-dai
miTi's
flrat,
E.
Johnson;
second
0
Inrh.
third.
If.
Orinstrand.
Mis
ElMf
Joharaen
was
winner
of
a
door
prize
MuAc
for
dancing
was
by
Mrr
j
s
Black's
Orchestra
and
Oscar
Ituveroy
was
in
hij
utual
form
as
1
i-ter
of
ceremonle.
The
committee
in
charge
consist
-r
of
Mf
and
Mfl.
Kriut
Slatta.
Mr
-
John
Murvold.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Fijcrt.sen.
Ckus
Aune
and
Han
T
tterten
A
Hansen
prNlded
at
the
door.
Try
a
Dallf
New
wdrii-ad.
"r
Adelaide
yesterday
-
afternoon
trim
had
been
lated
the
ttorle.
"The
city
Mou
J7a""n.
a
communication
ik.
.
..
DCIOre
the
local
hohl(af
fySnrrt
lat
tiu
mc
vuuniry
Mouse.
ine
.
..
,
.
.
.
'
.
-
-------
isic
aaic
ruaame
ruaums
arwi
ana
"inmt
uunrry
Nose,
Km"
.
'
.
-
.
2
-
,
'
Nett
week
ih
,
tf...
'"K
ire
amount
or
refund
as
a
.
in
In
charve
eh,
Af
of
Mfl
i
ni'.A
Bernard
re"
of
pooling-
of
delegates'
ex-!
be
Lundahl,
Mra
J
A.
Bifry
and
Mrs.
HWglt
Morrtsn
and
will
b"
for
cMMrert
from
9
to
H
years.
pensea
to
th
annual
convention
last
ran.
The
average-
per
delegate
WHS
tU.Qt
City
nf
rrlrire
hupert
Notice
is.
hereby
given
that
all
mommg
to
be
rorty-ffve
ml
ante,
mrr,
of
do,i5
wllhln
tM
dtf
m
.iniuiicu
iu
urocare
iminraiaieiT
a
'
"
'
"
"
'
license
dog
and
tagrwhieh
may
be
ooooooboooooOOOOOoooooo6oOooooooooooooooooooooooo6oo
K,red
at
the
City
Hall.
t
g
Male
do-
$2.00.
Female
dogs
$5.00
0
0
o
a
o
DEFENDER
Hot
Water
Bottles
Ilrt.
I'rlc
tilt,
Sperial
75c
MAJOR
Hot
Water
Bottles
'
err?
collector.
i
5
91313
(37t
1I0311TAL
rLVANCES
Tliere
was
a
record
number
of
120
hofpltaf
days
at
the
frlnce
Rupert
Genera!
Hospital
In
January,
it
was
reported
by
the
finance
committee.
F.
A.
MaeCallum
chairman,
at
the
monthly
board
meeting
last
night.
The
cost
per
hospital
day
was
$2.(W.
Disbursements
fof
the
month
totalled"
$4738.89
Including
$41.W
In
debenture
Interest
Canltal
exDendltnre
on
account
of
the
new
hospital
!
tilk
i
building
was
t,
The
Letter
Box
g
rr.nrSTrtfANs
ox
sKf
trails
Editor,
Dally
News:
o
The
Mount
Oldfled
Ski
Club
g
Would
like
it
brought
to
the
atten-
g
tion
of
the
public
the
danger
of
6
pedestrians
on
the
mountain.
To
g
avoid
any
accidents
the
club
has
g
i
gone
to
the
trouble
of
marking
off
with
red
nags
a
rootpatn
ana
ur-
TfTf
DAILY
NEWS
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
viim
iiiuiiiiiw
ana
LfiArOfiffnlv
...
.
enjoyed
the-
program
ZTII
a
Vwirla
6
deferide
mat
m
eharje
of
Mrs.
D.
V.
8mHh
and
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
.
Df
The
Bears
and
tiroel
leading
"Who's
Mandy
retard
the
stories
C"tr
h
t.
LOclc.
in
a
corn-
Little
Red
Baloon'
.-KJ
motion
redd
at
last
night's
hos-Whn
niin't
w-"
n.,L.
Pltal
board
fheetlng.
stated
that
-niHrnjed-ilutein"
in
v,w
monthly
Inspections
--
7
interesting
manner,
akn
the
kiddie
m
the
'
,i'
Theref
was
V
nd
Afraid
of
the
Bl
song
n5
hW
,n
elMr
,.ua
Pbce
Wolf"
with
MJm
Phyllis
Himbllrr
at
the
piano.
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith
re
Carl
Zarelll
returned
to
the
city
.
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday,
k3'
,
i
J
M
A
.
I
1
.
.
.
aiiernoun
tum
a
inp
uj
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
A
letter
from
the
provincial
In-
ineetor
of
hospitals,
read
at
latt
night's
local
hospital
board
meet
ing,
acknowieagea
receipt
or
the
annual
statement
and
bahnte
sheet
of
the
local
hospital.
Col.
Frank
Barber,
representa-
jituuc
ui
inc
noipuai
ana
nurses'
;
uve
oi
me
aoiaiers
bemement
home.
unusual
fire
Board
at
Smithers.
aftef
brief
uuaiu
at
tjiiktiiim,
aiici
a
u
VI
II.
1
The
regnlar
monthiy
n.eetlng
of
ihe
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince-Rupert
General
Hospital
was
held
last
nlaht
in
the
hospital.
Those
present
were
O.
P.
Tinker,
chairman;
F.
A.
MaeCallum,
O.
V.
Wllk-inion.
R.
E.
Benton.
Frank
Dibb
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry.
dife6tor$;
Miss
Jean
ilarrfeon
till.,
lady
superintendent,
and
II.
W
Birch,
managing
secretary.
GOODS
FOR
BURNED
OUT
FISHERMAN
A,
Knochsrf
Rehabilitation
fund
Orowlrfrf
Bnt
Afoch
Yet
Needed
To
Set
Them
Up
Again
Arrangements
have
alrendy
been
nade
to
secure
lumber
and
havt
i
temporary
dwelhne
erected
Ocd?e
Cote
far
the
family
of
Axel
snoensen
who
as
burned
out
two
I
gently
requests
that
everyone
walk-
are:
Susan
6,
Norma
4
and
Sally
$
1
lne
on
the
skiing
grounds
use
this
5
1
path.
Walking
on
the
ski
trails
not
6
'only
spoils
them
tor-
the
skiers
but
g
endangers
the
life
and
limb
of
both
g
pedestrians
and
skiers.
'
it
is
hopea
mat
parents
win
cooperate
and
warn
their
children
of
,
I
una
uniifcf
.
It
3AK
ElJtmS.
Secretary
Mount
Oldfleld
-
Ski
Club.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
col-ermn
will
be
charged
for
a
fuH
month
at
29c
a
word.
Toe
H
Bridge
February
15.
United
Missionary
Tea
Mrs.
Jen
ner's
February
16.
Recreation
Centre
Dance
Febru
ary
17.
Masonic
Ball
February
17.
Cambrai
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
&
C
Thomson's,
February
18.
Eagles'
Bridge"
February
22.
March
gan's.
1st
Tea,
Mrs.
Bert
Mor-
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
Bridge
March
2.
,
Scout
Concert
March
3.
Rod
And
Gun
March
6.
Presbyterian
March
17.
St.
Patrick's
Hall
March
17.
Annual
Meeting
Shamrock
Tea
Supper,
CathoVe
uHrte
Tlnnert
Ooeratle.
ftnHetv
presents
"Tlie
Mikado'
April
12,
13
Capitol
Theatre.
Anglican
Spring1
Sale
Anrll
is.
Presbyterian
Blaster
Sale1,
April
St.
Peter's
Sale
May
4.
2'i.
Clothes
for
these
will
be
needed.
So
far
there
have
been
received
ah
of
nronrlses
as
follows:
Mrs.
Denny
Allen,
cot
bedstead
Mrs.
D.
O.
Borland,
mattress.
A
Friend.
$2.00.
Sympathizer.
$10.00.
Royal
Hotel,
bedstead
and
spring
and
dresser.'
Fourth
Avenue
East
Lady,
bed
prinis
and
mattress.
Kelly
Doaglas.
goods.
Df
.
If.
i&tr.
bedstead
and
spring.
Salvation
Army,
clothing.
Another
lady,
bedding.
Seiner
Port
Esslhgton
and
creW.j
siu.au.
Seiner
Western
Ranger
and
crew,
$12.00.
The
list
of
heavy
articles
Is
be-
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
May
closing
at
62c.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
A.
Rosen.
Fort
St.
James:
II.
35
Taxi
Offers
You
a
1939
Heated
7-Pas.senger
Car
at
Your
Service
Phone
35
TAXI
n.
ilnAM
i
Ttiir
i
1
ness,
let
by
last
evening's
train.
th
iro"S
,un8
hlch
Lord
Nuf-
The
Britlsfi
cofdmbla
Hospitals
on
hU
return
to
the
Interior
IS
COSTLY'
HfrtDltat
BoaM
itrA
However,
To
Avail
Itelf
Of
'
Donation
Other
Basiness
At
Monthly
Meeting
Despite
a
warning
that
such
Equipment
U
extremely
costly
to
operate,
requiring
constant
nurs
ing
attendance
as
well
as
tM
close
supervision
of
an
engineer
when
In
use,
the
hospital
board,
at
Its
meeting
last
night,
on
motion
or
F.
A.
MacCalhim
and
O
V
Wi!-
Kinson.
'
decided
to
w
confirm
addII-
svau,
us
nivwi
uuLomciiie
manii-
facturer
and
ohilanthroblst.
ha
offered
to
present
to
every
bublie
hospital
in
the
British
Empire.
The
British
Columhf
imtr,
jAssociation.
through
which
appli-
cation
f
the
Irong
lung
has
al
ready
been
made,
had
a
communication
borefe
the
board
nointinir
out
the
heavy
tost
involved
lh
op
erating
an
irong
lung
and,
suc-gestlng
that
If
it
was
not
the
in.
aentkm
or
within
the
financial
aB-
iillt?
of
the
hospital
to
operate
it
snouia
necessity
arise.
It
was
afi-fai
tor
apply
for
the
machine".
However.
If
the
board
Amir
the
application
would
be
proceedei
with.
Correspondence
frorri
the
Prov
Indigent
Patients
Other
business
at
the
reeular
NEVER
SLEEP
ON
AN
UPSET
STOMACH
Often
neulralizinff
mcpm
fnmnrh
nf!A.
enu
01
ine
Ule
mu
McCubbin.
grant
of
70c
per
diem
had
e-
plred
and
In
connection
with
the
disposition
of
whom
immediate
a;
-
V
-
O.
V.
Wlklnson
would
have
started
tend
the
funeral
ot
the
late
Thomas
ouung
ine
city
as
irom
January
I
McCubbln.
She
will
return
to
the
,al
the
rate
of
$250
for
these
cUy
on
m
tonlehfs
Umais
train
mm-
Datients
and
movM
tr
thu
.fff
1
days
ago.
It
is
also
understock
There
'"T
e
was
ltT
no
seconder,
,1
lVT
however.
antL
ta
v,ew
ot
tact
that
the
hat
hat
a
a
ranvnw
canvass
is
l
hln-
belne
m9H.
made
ro
f.
bscrtFtio
to
a
fund
to
help
re
habHruite
then.
The
four
children
are
young.
th
oldest
belnr
Wlttam.
8.
Others
City
Commissioner
Is
at
oresent
taking
steps
to
remove
these
per
sons
from
the
hospital,
it
was
agreed,
on
the
suggestion
of
the
chairman,
6.
P.
Tinker,
to
leave
the
matter
over
for
another
month,
the
finance
committee
in
the
meantime
to
continue
pressing
for'
action.
Even,
if
Davment
made
at
250
per
day.
the
hospital.,
awing
to
lack
of
room,
was
not
desirous
of
retaininT
these
Da-
tiehfs.
It
was
pointed
out.
1
A
communication
from
the
Cn-
survey
that
was
being
hospital
finances.
The
principal,
causes
of
h6spital
financial
problem,
it
was
stated,
were
the
cost
of
taking
care
of
Indigents
and
reckless
financing
In
connection.
with
group
hospitalization.
I
A
letter
from
the
vlllaee
munici
pality
of
Terrace
advised
the
board
that
was
witholdlng
per
capita
payments
covering
treatment
of
handed
Mr.
,ana
and
Mrs.
"'
C.
c"
L
L,
sanderso!
Sanderson
ng
to
Norman
Watt,
Oov-IM'-
ernment
Agent,
who
will
notify;
,
1
,
3
QU"
the
donors
just
as
soon
as
the
!
ti0"?blef
Pf5
ac;
to
consldered
res,d
goods
can
be
received.
Light
par-
'i1
:eU
of
soods
or
money
may
be'
rerraee;
Two
for
the
u
ioa
appHcatlons
posit
sent
to
the
Daily
News
at
any
.
time.
Work
on
the
new
dwelling
itor
were
I!.1
7
Ul!
-vin
nr
i,nv
board-one
from
P.
T
Cousins
ot
Lh!?
citv.and
the
otner
frotn
a
Bed
coverings
are
particularly
win
iwra
man.
-a
needed.
nlpeg
wheat
futures
were
iTnehang
flowing
notification
by
Valen-
ea
to
'uc
hUher
yesterday
with
"'"
"
iu
.Increase
the
price
of
milk
by
2c
to
35c
per
gallon,
it
was
decided
to
jcall
for
new
tenders
for
milk
sup-.
An
offer
from
the
Pioneer
Laun-
ttf
continue
doing
hospital
-fanndry
at
the
present
r"ates
on
fa
five-
year
contract
was
left
Hansen,
city;
F.
t)ay,
VahcouVef.
fovef
until
nel
mfetln.
i
rince
uopert
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
N.,
lady
F.
Sllverthorne,
Blllmor:
At
iinrt.itnnf
,itimf
tuA
R,
Davis
aiYd
II
u
Gray.
Vancou
ver;
D.
W.
Webster.
Victoria.
Knot
Mr:
nrtd
4ri
wrisrtn,
Rfwif-
pack
AfacKay,
City;
V.
H.
R'uffell.
uuraor.
I
.
.
,
'
board
thai
new
caster
wheels
would
be
required
fof
beds
when
removal
was
made
to
the
new
hospital
in
order
to
protect
the
floors.
At
$12.75
rr
set
this
will
be
a
rather
costly
item.
Miss
Har-'
rlson
reported
that
work
In
the
hospital
was
going
along
In
a.
normal
routine
way.
'
Frank
Dlbb
reported
Droeress
for
the
new
building
committee.
U
you
wish
to
svmv
a
Classified.
can
make
the
whole
world
smile
in
the
morning
To
relieve
the
effects
of
over-indul
gence-
escape
"acid
Indigestion"
that
can
ruin
the
whole
nest
day
simply
do
this:
Take
2
lablespnonfuh
of
PMnips'
fthUc
of
MaRne!ia
in
a
glass
of
water
AT
BEDTIME.
While
you
sleep,
tlifs
wonderful
alkaltzer
will
be
sweetening
your
stomach
...
easing
the
upset-feeling
and
ftaUsea
.
.
.
helping
to
bring
back
a
"normal"
reefing.
By
morning'
yoo
feel
like
a
minion.
Then
when
you
wale
take
two
more
tabiespoonfuh
of
Phillips'
Milk
PHILLIPS
MUk
of
Magnesia
incial
Board
of
Health
on
the
-"
.
-.
-
.
.
same
subject
pointed
out
that
th.
v
ch.i-t-
n.
.i.u
.
.
cost
of
transportation
from
Cowf
the
Pfihcess
Adelaide
for
Victoria
AlDlia
IS
isia.iu,
woaiQ
nave
IO
D?
-hero
h
Mn
utr.
ohrb
l
i&Ken
care
of.
The
machine
vnuM
ti..
..
.
.
.
w
become
available
for
distrlbutiori
ILeadinP
HOWllflP
early
thU
year.
In
addition
ttf
Mrs.
E.
Ooldsworthy,
who
has
treatment
of
infantile'
naralvsi
v.
.
j.
,
,these
iron
lungs
could
be
employ-
weeks
In
the
city,
left
by
the
Ven-
.w.
.cixawry
purpose,
ture
this
morning
on
hr
refm-
to
her
home
at
Surf
Inlet.
Alex
Flnnle,
who
.-...;,
retnrried
ci.uicu
on
un
of
Magnesia
with
the
juice
of
a
whole
orange:
That
Is
the
quickest,
simplest,
easjest
way
to
overcome
the
bad
effects
of
too
much
eating,
smoking
or
drinking.
Thousands
use
it.
But
when
you
buy,
make
sure
you
get
the
Real
Article.
Never
ak
for
"milk
Of
magnesia
alone
always
ask
for
"Itiillips'
Milk
of
ftiasnesa
uie
kina
many
doctors
cnuursc
nix
m
uuu
Results
of
Today's
Play
In
School
Boys'
League
Alpha',
2325.
Beta,
2271.
Gamma,
2109.
The
league
standing:
Alpha,
14186.
Bena,
13151.
Gamma,
13523.
High
..iw.wujr
acajou
oi
me
aospitai
Scores
eift...
In
i.
um
High
c.
School
w
a,..-
Boys
tki
Bowl
board
last
fifeM
mri..
hi..
Th.irsrfav
nihr.
trQi
f
.
slon
of
the
ritt.aMnn
nf
i.f'
....
-
mg
wague
looay
were:
.
u.vubmi,
otuuuuu,
icik
ou
jas
evenings
trata
for
Tvmee
to
attend
the
!wi-wnom
whom
the
the
nrnv.ni
provincial
government
...
.
.
.......
Winners
of
theatre
tickets
were:
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley
left
on
last
Scherk,
176;
Tlmmermelster,
179
Hon
from
the
citv
t
hoinr
evening's
-
train
for
terrace
to
at-
Brown-
'3-
CHURCHNOTICES
FREE
BIBLE
LECTURE
At
Metro'pole
Hall
Tomorrow,
Sunday,
Feb.
12,
7:30
pjn.
Speaker
D.
J.
Ferguson
of
Ottawa,
Travelling
Representative
of
the
Watch
Tower
Bible
and
Tract
Society
Subject
"FASCISM
or
FREEDOM"
I
Mr.
Ferguson
has
first
hand
information
of
events
taking
placenta
made
of)
v'anaaa
logemer
wun
a
good
knowledge
of
Bible
prophecy
and
its
ful
An
extensive
rue
or
statistical
n
forms
to
be
filled
In
concerning
,5
the
hospital
was
presented
to
the
n
board.
.
WlNNiPEn
Pib.
li-
rrpr-i-wrn.
uujiiriiw.j
SALVATION
ARMY
Don't
Fail
To
Hear
This
Timely
Message
"The
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DanceA
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at
7:30
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Meeting
at
11
ajn.
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