PAGE
FOUR
COLDS
Simply
Follow
These
Easy
Directions
(s
Ease
the
Pain
and
Discomfort
and
Sore
Throat
Accompanying
Colds.
1.
To
east
pi
in
ind
dtscomlort
and
retfuci
(ever
Uki
2
"Aspirin"
Tableti
drinks
(lass
of
water.
Repeat
la
2
boun.
2.
If
throat
Is
raw
Irom
cold,
erosh
and
dlssoln
1
-Aspirin"
Tablets
In
j
(tau
of
water
.
.
.
preje.
lemand
and
Get
"ASPIRIN"
IliK-MtlK
ICS.
e
-
"
o
It's
the
way
thousands
know
to
Set
almost
immediate
relief.
Make
sure
you
get
"Aspirin"
Tablets.
The
simple
way
pictured
above
often
brings
amazingly
fast
relief
from
discomfort
and
sore
throat
accompanying
colds.
Try
it.
Then
see
your
doctor.
He
probably
will
tell
you
to
continue
with
"Aspirin"
because
it
acts
so
fast
to
relieve
discomforts
of
a
cold.
And
to
reduce
fever.
-This
simple
way,
bacted
by
scientific
authority,
has
largely
supplanted
the
use
of
strong
medicines
in
easing
cold
symptoms.
Perhaps
the
easiest,
most
effective
way
yet
discovered.
r
Story
Hour
Draws
Crowd
Of
Kiddies
A
large
number
of
children
gath-
of
the
Story
Hour.
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith
'.was
ln
charge
of
the
hour
and
re-.
lated
the
stories
of
"Androcles
and
:
the
Llpn,"
"The
Stubborn
Dirigible"
and
a
further
chapter
of
the
"Box
Car
Adventure'
in
her
usual
fine
'and
interesting
style.
Mrs,
H.
M.
Morrison
made
her
.debut
at
the
hour
and
proved
her
self
highly
entertaining
ln
her
"Dumpy
Jane
and
Geranium."
Next
week
the
hour
will
be
ln
1
at
arid
Mrs.
Jack
Garrett
and
will
be
for
the
younger
children
of
4
to
8!
years.
New
Speaker
Saskatchewan
REGINA,
Jan.
21:
(CP)
Chfrles
Agar,
member
for
Hanley,
was
elected
Speaker
of
the
Legisla
HOSPITAL
BUILDING
FINANCES
.
(Continued
From
Page
One)
brought
up.
The
city
commissioner
;will
again
be
consulted
in
the
matter
to
ascertain
what
he
contemplates
doing
with
them.
Applications
were
received
from
R.
L.
McKlnley.
Louis
Forkrud
and
Peter
Doherty
for
the
position
of
engineer
in
the
new
hospital
and
from
Doris
McKay
for
a
position
as
x-ray
and
laboratory
technician.
The
applications
were
filed
for
future
reference.
at
some
$145,000.
As
the
hospital
does
not
pay.
general
taxes,
the
notice
was
merely
filed.
The
Pioneer
Laundry
offered,
in
!
consideration
of
a
five
year
contract,
to
continue
doing
the
hos
pital
laundry
work
at
the
present
was
compelled
to
raise
the
price
t
of
milk
from
33c
to
35c
per
gallon
The
report,
At
first
payment
had
been
refused
by
Victoria.
ture
after
nomination
of
William
pjtai
bills.
o.
Boss
Jv
c.
oi
Moose
Jaw
Dy
tne
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
had
been
rejected.
The
C
C.
P;
had
proposed
that
the
Opposition,
should
name
the
Speaker
from
the
government
ranks.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Pacific
Coast
Pilchards
Are
Still
Problem
Movements
Mystery
Latest
in
Fishinp
Schooners
1
correspondence
nutritious
pilchard
meal
today
know
.noS
confirmed
in
a
letter
from
the
in-1
reduction
plants.
By
all
rights
pll
spector
oi
hospitals.
chard
should
have
maintained
a
Military
Patients
eVCn
,f
they
are
rath"
Tas
JSardlnpS
being
diagnosed
a
scarle
fever
1
ar,Hl"!?vefJrewn).
nshermen,
now
after
c?e
and
being
sent
to
Isolation
From
the
Inspector
of
hospitals
members
have
been
enrolled.
BRITISH'
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
of
MINES
The
estimated
value
of
mine
production
for
the
year
1938
is
$64,250,000.00.
Development
during
the
past
year
has
been
good,
and
a
greater
interest
has
been
shown
by
outside
capital
than
for
some
years.
The
immediate
future
of
the
mining
industry
Is
bright,
and
the
revival
of
interest
in
prospecting
augurs
well
for
continued
progress
for
the
industry.
For
copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Alines
and
other
publications
dealing
with
the
Mining
Industry
pf
the
Province,
apply
to:
it
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES,
"'
Victoria.
B.
C.
their
homes
off
southern
California
and
Mexico
(where
they're
called
herring,
are
still
catching
them
landing
260
tons
during
the
first
week
of
December
About
300
flsh-
ermen
are
engaged
ln
the
-lndustrv
came
a
lenethv
definition
n
In
m.,
.
.
.'.
.
.
"
:
r:
Iaa
n
equai
numoer
una
em
.
i
v.
tients
who
might
be
deemed
able
ployment
In
the
reduction
plants
w
uuiciic
kaj
yxy
uicu
uwu
iioa
last
week
at
the
hospital.
Plans
were
made
for
a
St.
Patrick
tea
What
is
Just
about
the
last
word
In
modern
fishing
schooners
is
operating
out
of
Halifax
these
davs
for
Martlme
National
Fish
Limited
to
be
held
March
18.
Three
newJnnri
n
uir
thin
u
Kinn.
a
for
her
maiden
voyage.
Six
months
ago
the
firm
decided
to
build
their
own
fleet
of
auxiliary-powered
fishing
schooners.
They
called
ln
Smith
and
Rhuland
of
Lunenburg,
N.
S,
master
builders
of
fishing
boats
for
many
years.
They
called
in,
too,
John
Patter
son
of
the
Halifax
Shlnvards.
pr.
named
after
Mrs.
Boutlller,
wife
of
vice-president
W.
H.
Boutlller
of
the
firm.
Two
hundred
and
seventy
NtTvi
Saturday,
January
21
ijjj,
TR
DAILT
'
rTi
'
i
'
!
i
I
m
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
I
Her
can
talk
to
shore
over
the
Here,
today
and
gone
tomorrow
is
I
radio
the
happy-go-lucky
pilchard
and
when
it's
gone
it
means
fuming
fishermen
and
idle
machinery
in
prices.
This,
was
referred
to
next;
tne
big
reduction
plants
where
the
year's
board.
iflsh
are
transformed
Into
meal
or
;
Valentin
Dairy
intimated
that
it'an
oil
that
forms
a
base
for
many
paints
and
Scientists
try
to
track
telephone
whenever
she
wishes.
Similarly,
the
shore
can
talk
to
her.
A
direction
finder
and
a
depth
sounder
the
same
as
used
by
the
British
Admiralty
ars
aboard.
No
matter
how
thick
the
fog,
the
Boutlller
always
can
find
varnishes.
htfr
position
and
Captain
Oeorg!
the
pilch--
Himmelman,
looking
at
the
picture
ol
the
contour
of
the
the
c
s
.movements-
by
tagging
live
i
fire
chief,
in
his
monthly
theturnlshed
by
Jhe
depth
them
hPln&
t,
found
the
boiler
rooms
of.
'
identlftfation
when
he
has
rai
nnrt
nr
h.
fn
h
will
be
recovered.
rea
(steady
northward
drive,
but
the7
I
didn't.
They
vanished,
and
Just
In
the
matter
of
negotiations
be-
when
the
reduction
plants
were
tween
the
Department
of
National
getting
ready
to
close
down
and
Health
and
the
hospital
for
the
fishermen
had
eyestrain
from
handling
of
military
patients
at
scanning
the
ocean
surface
for
tell-$2.75
per
day,
the
agreement
sub-
tale
"ripples,
they
bobbed
up
In
vast
mltted
by
the
Department
would
quantities
off
the
very
northern
b
-.
por
fu.
I,.J.
n.nnIL.,lnl
1.
11.1.
tin
tr........
Yl
I
r..
,
-I
trayal
of
two
stories
"Bertram
and
,u
u.
h
v.
..,uw
uu.
Dy
nua-
pa
w
in
'October,
u-hen
the
season
usually
the
Ticklish
Rhinoceros"
and
?frvlf
.waf
?
"Pftely
liic
iuiaMikai,
iiie
uvuru
Will
kjuaca,
a
wjlij
ut
la&w
ions
nau
notify
the
department
that
the.
been
landed,
yielding
8.300
tons
of
contract
cannot
be
accepted
in
meal
and
nearly
2,000,000
gallon?
of
oil.
And,
apparently
finding
the
ImlM
tt'fltpr
nf
tilA
lanqnAc.
....
,
"
"
""irent
to
their
taste,
many
of
the
.
.
.
the
city
of
Victoria
would
make
;
pllchards
haven-t
t
returned
to
a
recent
patient
who
was
in
the
ocean
bed
sounder
reached
the
clean
and
tidy
and
housekeeping
whe"
the
marked
flsh
ds
'
H
way,
depth
of
water
he
wanU
to
fish
conditions
satisfactory
jinw
.mc
guneruig
mass
orousni
ioi"
-""""s
ui
-
Kucitttuic
nrnvtnMo,
rJ",,.
.
-'the.
.
reduction
plants.
Powerful
and
what
fish
he
seeks.
Her
sister
Public
Works
asked
for
the
latestj
.w.
about
renrtv
tn
inn
th
twiii.-
will
be
sent
as
soon
as
construction
ha
reached
a
point
where
it
Is
considered
fitting
to
take
a
picture
The
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
advised
the
board
of
a
uniform
basis
in
connection
with
payment
for
Indian
patients
for
day
year
tagging
program
Is
that
the
Together,
they
will
make
up
ths
pilchard
moves
up
and
down
the
Pacific
coast
between
California
and,
British
Columbia.
But
that
doesn't
help
the
fisherman
know
where
and
when
hell
find
his
catch
when
It's
In
Canadian
waters'.
The
summer
of
1938
was
of
discharge
but
not
admission.
In
typical
In
that
the
pilchard
per-'
the
event
of
admission
and
dls-
sjsted
in
its
Houdini-llke
habit
of
charee
on
the
same
day.
the
day
appearing
out
of
nowhere.
Al-will
be
paid
for.
though
the
season,
delayed
by
a
A
communication
from
the
gov-
price
dispute,
seemed
headed
for
ernment
agent
at
Smlthers
declln-
failure,
it
turned
out
to
be
the
ed
to
pay
for
-xray
charge
for
a
most
profitable
since
1B31.
First
relief
patient,
.stating
that
only
catches
were
made
off
the
coast
of
dally
attention
and
drues
were
Washington
Stale,
which
meant
a
iwo
most
modern
auxiliary-powered
dlesel
vessels
afloat.
Harry
Nelson,
well
known
local
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
child,
Jailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver.
They
are
taking
their
car
with
them
and
will
drive
south
from
Vancouver
on
a
holiday.
The
well
known
fish
packer
Crof-ton,
from
Namu,
arrived
ln
port
yesterday
from
Port
Edward
and
was
taken
on
the
pontoons
at
the
SnoTfnr
h
rpTXr
weeklv
meeting
Dald
for
0n
rellcf
cases'
Tns
waa
naul
of
300-odd
miles
back
to
the
.local
dry
dock
for
inspection
after
having
touched
bottom
in
Porpoise
Harbor.
The
vessel
was
not
badly
damaged.
Capt.
Pete.Jensen
is
skipper
of
the
Crofton
which
will
have
St.
Peter's
W.
A.
Tea
Is
Success
Affair
Held
Thursday
Afternoon
At
Home
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham
The
home
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham.
Bowser
Street,
prettily
decorated
with
flowers,
was
the
scene
Thurs-tday
afternoon
ot
a
delightful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
in
aid
of
St.
Peter's
Church
hall
extension
correspondence
at
last
nights,
a
bOUt
the
movements
Of
thC
Silvery
fish
as
the
men
Who;
Thoy
wore
received
by
Mrs.
meeting
included
the
assessment
jcatch
thpm
The
pncnar(i
a
little
fellow
individually,
is
a:Uneham
and
Mrs-
J-
w-
Moore-notice
for
the
the
on
r'Vvhouse.
year
hospital,..
nrnhlpm
t
r
fisWnion
nm,
fn
property
vaiue
oi
wnicn
was
piacea,
-
v
.v.v......
oeorce
Kelsev
was
conven-
wno
are
trying
10
ciear
up
tne
mystery
ot
its
sudden
ap-jor
Mrs.
A,
.
Hiii-Tout
and
Mrs
the
home
cooking
table.
Mrs
Oeorge
Kelsey.
Mrs.
A.
Barbe
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
had
charge
of
refreshments
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
VIgar
and
Mrs.
David
Scott
served.
Mrs
W.
H.
Ooodsell
was
cashier.
Tour
Of
Diocese
Shown
In
Films
Bishop
R.
A.
Hlx
C.Ives
Interestlnr
Lecture
Before
East
End
Younr
People's
Association
including
Peace
River
Block,
cent
her
forefoot
replaced,
the
Job
tak-l'n"1"ted
lng
about
four
days.
union
steamer
Venture,
Capt.
John
Boden.
arrived
in
port
at
6:45
thls-mornlng
from
the
south
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Fifty
tons
more
of
steel
from'
Quebec
for
the
Okanagan
Lake
car
ferry
Job
at
the.
local
dry
dock
I
is
au?
about
the
middle
of
next
week.
Some
375
tons
is
already
here
and,
after
next
week's
shipment,
another
fifty
tons
remains.
Meantime,
a
good
start
has
been
made
on
the
Job.
GERMANY
EXPLAINS
t
v
vumuuiK
V
ral
Interior
and
coast
u
well
ai
work
amon.3
the
Indians,
were
shown
and
commented
upon
by
the
BUhoD.
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
About
150
persons
were
ln
attendance
at
a
successful
dance
staged
last
night
in
8t.
Peter.1
Parish
Hall
In
aid
of
the
new
cloakroom
fund.
Dancing
was
in
progress
from
10
pjn.
until
2
a.m.
with
music
by
Charlie
Balagnos
Orchestra
and
J.
E.
Boddle
maklni
Sends
Note
to
British
Admiralty
a
n,a'
maf.tfr
.f
""monies.
Reeardinr
Vaval
inrr
n...
.
-""""
in
cnarge
or
re
Admiralty
received
a
note
from'
ririH
Y
gfr
a"d
Ocorcc
Kelsey
Pres,dpd
at
the
door,
Germanv
vt,rri,v
ti.n.n
reasons
of
the
Reich
for
lncreasingl
COLD
SWI.M.MINO
its
submarine
and
cruiser
fleet.'
LONDON,
Jan.
21
(CP)
Twen-
Contents
of
the
note
were
not
made
tv-three
men
nnrf
nn.
ttnm,n
k.-
public.
Contents
Not
Recealed
LONDON,
Jan.
21:
(CP)
The
'Challenge
By
pert
in
designing-
and
in
dlesel
Dnman
Pflifit
1
powering
pf
vessels.
These
people
v"all
LiUllUI
went
to
work
and
the
Lllla
B.l
Boutlller
was
their
first
product
I
Another
"Insulting"
Remark
About
Where
the
old
fishing
schooner
I
Italians
In
French
Press
I
was
propelled
primarily
by
sail
.
with
dlesel
motors
as
auxiliaries,.
ROME,
Jan.
21:
(CP)
Italy
feels
the
Boutlller
is
propelled
primarily!
itself
again
Insulted
by
the
state-,
by
the
latest
of
dlesel
motors
andlment
in
a
Parit
npuJsnanAr
(fiat
I
,uses
her
sails
only
for
steadying
Italian
sailors
are
afraid
to
get
out
...
.
JUBB'ng
aoui
wnue
0f
sight
of
their
own
shores.
As
a
waiting
for
her
dories.
She
is.
result
of
th
remark
h.
Hinr
f
J
vaV
S,
V4
VVt
VI
the
Parisian
paper
has
been
chal
lenged
by
a
prominent
editor
of
Rome
to
a
duel
with
nlstols
at
SImJ
PUnVh
P011"11"
thirty
paces
across
the
frontier,
smoothly
through
the
water
at
a'
better
than
10-knott
gait.
The
en-
-
'glne
room
Is
brightly
lighted
and
the
auxiliaries
water
pumps,
com-1
(pressors
and
electric
light
plants
fairly
sparkle.
Her
lines
also
are
'different.
She
is
built
for
fresh
I
fishing
and
embodies
certain
changes
of
hull
.design
to
fit
her
better
for
the
task.
Her
fish
hold
is
Insulated
and
in
the
summer
will
be
fitted
with
refrigerating
machinery
to
ensure
her
catch
keeping
ln
the
best
possible
condition
Her
deck
Is
fitted
with
the
.lattest
in
winches
Her
crew
do
not
have,
to
fork
fish
out
of
the
dories
machines
do
the
Job.
The
Boutl-
r
TRAPPERS
Don't
be
foolish
and
sell
your
furs
at
the
waterfront,
Fetch
your
stuff
up
town
to
Gold-bloom's
and
get
the
buyers
together
to
bid
on
them.
In
that
way
you
will
make
30
Per
Cent
MORE
for
Yourself
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
Ifreshments
consisted
of
Mrs.
W.
O
VIgar,
Mrs,.
George
Kclsey
and
Mrs
w.
u.
skinner.
-
w
-
,
j
the
ice
on
the
Serpentine
ln
Hyde
JPark
with
brooms
and
sticks
on
Christmas
morning
and
dived
in.
They
didn't
stay
in
long.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Enjlneers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
AH
Types
of
flag
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
For
Sale
Sealed
Tenders
for
purchase
of
boat
belonging
to
estate
of
John
Hammer
will
be
received
by
undersigned
up
to
noon,
Saturday,
January
28th,
1939.
Boat
may
be
seert
at
Armour
Salvage
Dock
35
ft.
long,
8
ft.
beam
and
15
h.p,
Frlsby
engine.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert)
B.C.
COMEDY
IS
LIVELY
ONE
Carole
Lombard
March
Here
"Nothing
...
...
...
.
i
and
F
r
e
d
r
I
c
Tonight
In
Sacred"
The
prairie
farmer
who
fed
his
livestock
a
helping
of
yWJ'S
P'f
hPre:
T?1"
almost
as
mucn.rona-e
to
the
affair.
.
k.
hiohiv
Mit-rtaininc.
W
'J
---
"
Miss
Lombard
plays
the
part
of
a
small
tftwn
girl
who
goes
to
New
innntri
and
vnln1tjt
In
th
ii.
v.
lauersau
were
in
cnarge
oi'
i,
,.
ha.i.
hf
itviv
I"".
..
....
.
...
...
.
Ask
For
Rights
I
An
hilarious
comedy
satire
oil
Manhattan,
"Nothing
Sacred,
j
starring
Carole
Lombard
and
Frcd-rlc
March.
Is
the
feature
picture)
for
tonight
.
-
-
only
at
-
the
Caplto:
York
and
March
Is
a
newspaper1
reporter
of
a
new
type.
Their
en-
big
and
action-mica
siory.
in
me
roi-M
licking
action
Miss
Lombard
and
March
do
everything
from
riding)
on
a
hook
and
ladder
to
Jumping,
off
a
dock
as
well
as
being
principals
in
a
lavish
night
club
sequence
and
a
whirlwind
rough
and
tumbl.'
fight.
1
Charles
Wlnnlger
plays
the
principal
supporting
role,
the
cast
afro
Including
Walter
Connolly
and
Maxie
Rosenbloom.
Practically
every
point
of
interest
in
New
York
and
IU
environs
it
of
the
picture.
Rt.
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx
D.D..
Bishop
I
of
Caledonia,
gave
a
highly
Inter-
Vtr-
CLrt.-estlng
Illustrated
lecture
Thursday1
11
CiW
VC
rlSIierS
night
at
the
Seal
Cove
Parish
Hall
.
to
the
Anglican
Young
People's
As
sociation
of
St.
Peter's
Church
waterfront
"Staurant
proprietor.-ge,
ln
all
parta
of
dlocese
Resumption
of
19J8
Conditions
Is
Asked
of
Canners
bjr
Mtttlnj
At
Kltwanja
KITWANGA,
Jan.
21
-
Native
salmon
flthermcn,
from
various
rc-
Ted
Moore,
President
of
the
Asso-
smes
meeUng
here
m
Wednesday
Refreshment
were
served.
Kelowna
Fire
Loss
Was
Low
To
Onlv
$260
Year
1938
During
KELOWNA.
Jan.
21:
CP
Fire
loss
ln
Kelowna
ln
1938
touched
a
new
low
record
of
$290.
The
previous
low
mark
was
$450
in
1917.
Seal
Cove
Hall
Dance
Is
Success
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Personi
At
Affair
In
East
End
Last
Night
night,
decided
to
ak
the
cannery
companies
to
retrutal
condition
of
1038
governing
employment
of
natives
In
connection
wtth
coast
canneries,
a
petition
to
be
circulated
and
sent
to
the
head
offices
of
the
Canners'
Association
In
Vancouver.
I
If
the
appeal
to
the
canners
falls
A
Comedy
Hit
.
.
.
In
I.
I
the
fishermen
plan
to
take
Hum
I
matter
up
with
the
Department
ot
ln
Indian
Affairs
asking
that
the'
Technicolor
I
Fredric
March
Carole
Lombard
In
"NOTHING
SACRED"
A
merry
free-for-all
In
which
a
little
tlrl
fnm
Vermont
step
from
the
sidelines
Inlg
the
headlines
while
Stv
York'
are
reporter
plants
a
kk
on
her
Jaw
and
a
kiss
on
her
lip-!
With
CilAHLF.S
WINNK.tR
(7:11
and
9:11)
ADDED
TOI'l'Ilt
SCIEM'K'
COMEDY
and
NOVELTY
TONIGHT
ONLY
I
Shows,
7:00
and
9:00
Coming
Mon.,
Turs.,
Wed.
"HEART
OF
THE
NORTH'
lit
TECHNICOLOR
r-i-i-ju.rn
i
Tin:
m
I'm.
ml
oi
hi
or
imiil
M
(Oil
Mill
In
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
fl.Oe
op
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
n.C
Phone
21
P.O.
noilM
iv
t-Hiiiutr.
Ih
M.llrr
mt
Ihr
-.tdmlnWtnlloa
Aft"
And
Ihr
M.llrr
t.1
lb
llate
(
Jhl
Malfonl
ilraniWTk.
tirrratcd
mouth
ol
the
8keena
River,
which
Ho,
w
e
r
n
ai
'
the
natives
claim
U
their
own
fUh-iJnuTL
D
m
1
Hr
lng
ground,
be
e!od
to
fUhlng.
The
natives
have
decided
to
ne-
iP
hmg
euarji
imk
t.i
m
i
gotlate
direct
with
the
canners
thU
'
JZXllv.TIL
,umL
year
Instead
of
In
co-operation
with,
torv
t
iaui
iy
rvbruwr
imb.
i
Japanese
fishermen
as
they
have
rrurn
mxitm
u
the
u
done
In
the
nast
r.
wqwrfd
u
ymj
o
nn..t.
at
uw-ir
NORMAN
A
WATT
OntcMl
AdmtlUir(or
Try
a
Dally
News
cl-dfld
ad-1
rnnc
ru-j-
n
"
rtl..m.n
tnr
K-..
II.
!
l
T
JiBUMJ
AO
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
33QQ
RETURN.
Meals
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
RETURN.
Berths
Included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
potnU.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
Cod
to
Return
up
to
Marth
31,
1919.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
n.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Ticket
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
A
tent,
A.
w.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave..
.Phone
568
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tleketi
at
Office
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
I
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Ilors
d'oeuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
'
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
4
British
Columbia