FAGK
FOUR
THE
DAILT
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NO
ONE
IS
IMMUNE
to
ACID
INDIGESTION
But
Why
Suffer?
Here's
how
you
can
"Alkalize"
anytime
-anywhere
the
easy
"Phillips'"
Way!
ITS
UNNECESSARY
to
suffer
from
the
headaches,
stomach
pains,
"
gas,"
"
upsets"
and
"
biliousness"
due
to
Acid
Indigestion
when
now
there
is
a
way
that
relieves
excess
6tomach
acid
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.
PHILLIPS'
Milk
of
Magnesia
TWO
FILMS
AT
CAPITOL
"King
of
Alcatraz"
and
"Arkansas
Traveler"
Showing
Tonight
"King
of
Alcatraz."
a
thrilling
new
prison
drama
starring
Lloyd
Nolan
and
Gall
Patrick,
and
"Ar
double
bill
program
being
offered
"tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
"King
of
Alcatraz"
Is
the
tale
of
a
noted
public
enemy,
who
makes
"Acid
indigestion"
has
disappeared.
You
feel
wonderful.
Get
a
bottle
of
liquid"
Phillips
"
for
home
use.
And
a
box
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tobkts
to
carry
with
you
have
ready
when
trouble
starts.
Only
25
i
a
box.
But
for
your
protection,
watch
out
that
any
bottle
or
box
you
accept
is
clearly
marked
"Phillips'"
Milk
of
Magnesia.
MADC
III
.CANADA
erpower
the
crew
and
take
posses
slon.
During
a
fight
while
the
loy
atoa,
Is
severly
wounded.
Miss
Pat
rick,
ship's
nurse,
performs
an
operation
by
radio
Instructions
from
a
surgeon.
In
addition
to
Nolan
Waterfront
Whiffs
Hcrrinp;
Seining
in
Harbor
Closes
Soon-Flags
Arrive
For
Port
Day
Winners
Fishermen's
Prexie
Home
With
Bride
i
A.
W.
Newman,
president
of
the
!
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Ru-ipert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
has;
.
received
handsome
pennants
which
Herring
seining
will
probably
be
closed
in
Prince
Ru
pert
Harbor
about
February
15,
the
same
date
as
last
year,
although
the
exect
time
has
not
yet
been
definitely
"set.
Meantime,
with
a
good
run
continuing,
seining
is
being
kept
on
steadilv
for
the
Tucks
Inlet
and
Port
Edward
reduction
plants.
There
is
also
seining
in
progress
in
'mind
until
you
have
seen
him
Fitzhueh
Sound
for
the
Namu.
plant
"P.
In
his
native
habitat.
land
around
Pacofl
on
the
Queen
.here
In
New
York,
after
midnight
Charlotte
Islands
for
that
plant.
Making
Admirals
To
Retire
Them
Promotions
and
:.m
k
i
,ir
tn
Other
Changes
In
Vtnonnti
Include
the
vessels
which
won
the
halibut
'
gea,r
setting
contests
which
featured
j
Supprises
:the
Junior
Section's
memorable
and
Miss
Patrick,
the
cast
also
in-
Deep
Sea
nshermen's
Union,
re-1
Tne
others
promoted
rear-cludes
J.
Carrol
Nalsh,
Porter
Hall
turncd
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
!admlrai
are
Capt.
Arthur
Murrar,
and
Harry
Carey.
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
fromic
Henry
Blagrove.
Capt.
Tom
'The
Arkansas
Traveler"
Is
a,
trio
to
Vancouver
and
Is
recelv-Ph,inne
rnt
William
Wake-
kansas
Traveler,"
an
entertaining!
stor-
about
.a
small
town.
Its
news-
congratulations
of
his
numer-Walkcr
and
Capt
stuart
Bonham-
comedy
feature,
comprise
the
aJC4
.
P
inenas,
naving
DrouRut,
n
carter,
piays
tne
part
01
me
puousner
01
bride,
an
Eastern
girl,
with
him.
Retirement
of
Capt.
Chalmers
the
paper
which
Is
coveted
by
Lyle
They
were
married
in
Vancouver.
has
caused
some
surprise
In
naval
Talbot.
Bob
Burns,
star
of
the
piece,
I
.circles.
He.
has
been
director
of
is
an
itinerant
printer
who
stops
In
The
highest
tide
of
the
year
was
.
tne
naval
staff
college
for
two
trra-n
lnnp
pnnneh
to
outwit
the
vll-
ranrH
In
Prln
Piiwrt
harhnr'
-
1.1
11..
a
----
.(.vv.uvia
...
.
.
vuii
-
I
.
y?ara,
a,
puMbtuti
Kcilr
aiijr
nis
escape
irom
uie
can
rrancwco
nain
ana
patch
up
a
romance
De-hls
afternoon
at
1:19.
The
height,
sidered
a
stepping-stone
to
higher
Bay
Island
prison.
Disguised
as
aitwecn
John
Beal
and
Jean
Parker.,
was
23.6
ft.
These
woman,
he
and
his
confederates
irvln
S.
Qobb
plays
the
part
of
aigher
than
those
board
a
small
coastal
steamer,
ov-
friendly
constable.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PK1NCE
KUPERT
RETURN.
Meals
gg
QQ
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
CQQ
7C
RETURN.
Berths
OOOttO
Included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939,
inclusive
Co
-d
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1939.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CAR
DEN
A
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
XV.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
568
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
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
lor
some
years.
The
Immediate
future
of
the
mining
industry
is
bright,
and
the
revival
of
interest
ln
prospecting
augurs
well
for
continued
progress
for
the
Industry.
For
copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
and
other
publications
dealing
with
the
Mining
Industry
of
the
Province,
apply
to;
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES,
Victoria.
B.
C.
to
Seattle.
RELIGION
OF
SWING
Bruce
Hutchison
(live
Interesting
Impression
of
Night
Club
Jitterbug
Dances
In
New
York
Writing
from
New
York
to
the
Victoria
Times.
Bruce
Hutchison
gives
Interesting
Impressions
of
the
new
dances
as
seen
In
the
United
States
commercial
capital.
He
writes:
"You
have
probably
read
about
that
new
and
disturbing
Insect,
the
Jitterbug.
But
you
can
have
no
real
picture
of
him
In
your
This
is
a
specimen
unique
to
American
entomology.
No
other
race
could
have
produced
the
Jitterbug,
for
he
It
a
cross
between
a
negro
witch
doctor
out
of
the
Congo
and
the
hardly
pio
neer
of
New
England,
born
within
the
sound
of
the
subway's
roar
and
nourished
on
the
exhaust
of
million
automobiles.
After
mid
I-,
LONDON...Feb.
4:
(CP)-Promo-j
,,,
Un
.
.
,
lw
uy
wicht-huh
.
......
off"
"
:
"
r-ntaina
to
the
rank
.
The
first
award,
a
blue
nag.
win
go,
"
v
.k-
ana
strange
naunu
aown
in
me
to
the
Dovre
B..
Capt.
Tony
Mart-i"r"-"u
"
V
,wl
"
'
Vsdepths
of
this
city,
with
a
-sudden
of
the
promoted
.hp
winner
For
Admiralty.
Ten
f
ttwutt,
-
"
I
r.tlrnH
retired.
Rctlr-
Rtlr.
It-
di,m
'captains
are
being
U1C
ia..
,,
.
.
vu..Hmlril
anrt
land
Melville.
Capt
John
Ivarson,
"
of
two
fJT
rear-ad.
;
,7,,7;
nlrab.
which
finished
In
a
dead
heat
mo'lon
-
(second
place,
there
will
be
red
flags..
-
Tnose
promoted
rear-aaminu
.
I
Union
steamer
Venture.
Capt..
.
d
c
t
Erlc
al
crew
endeavours
to
recover
the
;
John
Boden.
arrived
In
port
at
11:40
.
Boxer
Capt
Georgj
ship.
Lloyd
Nolan,
wireless
oPer-.iast
"ZZn
AbZ
nlght
Irom
the
wuth.
she
P.
Thomson.
rt
Capt.
Algernon
sailed
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
on
her
return
south.
Smlthwlck,
Capt.
Frederic
Buckley.
Capt.
Henry
Maltby,
Capt.
Herbert
Pott
and
Capt.
William
S.
Chal-
11
1
.
IlrAlt
n.ncMant
nf
tVlff
"The
orchestra
In
the
Hotel
New
Yorker
has
been
playing
soberly
enough.
The
couples
move
sedately
on
the
dance
floor.
Intentionally
small
because
life
In
New
York
Is
a
process
of
huddling
together
away
from
the
light.
And
then
Jimmy
Dorsey
begins
to
blow
into
his
saxophone.
You
would
thlmc
he
had
blown
the
trumpet
of
Jericho.
.tides
are
listed
(commands.
Capt
Chalmers
served
That
Is
why
of
last
month
'on
Beatty's
staff
at
the
battle
of
I
mania
Is
a
which
actually
reached
a
higher
Jutland.
level,
however,
on
account
of
strong
;
vice-Admlral
Lachlan
MacKln
winds
which
accompanied
them.
n0n,
vice-admiral
second
battle
I
squadron.
Is
retired.
In
consc-
Part
of
the
halibut
fleet
which
Is
quence.
Rear
-
Admiral
Richard
now
being
trained
to
assist
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
In
coastal
defence
Is
shown
tied
up
at
Esquimau
in
a
large
picture
featured
on
the
front
page
of
Wednesday's
Vancouver
Province.
The
picture
was
taken
Just
before
manoeuvres
commenced
this
week.
To
be
seen
promlnenUy
In
the
picture
are
thej
Teeny
Milly
and
Johanna
as
well
as
other
Prince
Rupert
vessels.
I
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorshlp
liner
Northland,
Capt.
Lcn
Williams,
Is
due
In
port
today
from
Ketchikan.
She
will
unload
frozen
fish
here
for
trans
shipment
East
over
Canadian
Na
Sons
Of
Norway
Bridge
Series'
'Hans
Pettersen
and
Mrs.
George
Anderson
High
Scorers
at
Open
-ing
Session
Following
a
regular
business
session
Thursday
night,
at
which
business
was
of
a
routine
nature
with
Gunnar
Selvig
in
the
chair
owing
to
the
absence
of
the
president,
Oscar
Sather,
a
bridge
series
for
members
was
started
and
will
be
continued
with
three
more
sessions
following
coming
meetings.
There
were
four
tables
on
this
occasion
and
high
scorers
were
Hans
Pettersen
and
Mrs.
George
Anderson,
Refreshments
were
served.
Ben
Lee
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Mrs.
Frank
Morrison
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
fi
trip
to
Vancouver.
Staff
Sergeant
Ernest
Oammon,
provincial
police,
returned
to
the
.City,
on
the
Venture
last
night
from
a.
trip
to
Bella
Coola
on
official
Mrs.
J.
W-
Nlcholls
left
on
last
evening's
train
via
Jasper
Park
for
a
trip
to
Victoria
near
which
city
her
sori
and
daughter
are
ln
tendance
at
school.
:
Lane-Poole;
who
formerly
commanded
the
Australian
naval
squadron.
Is
promoted
vice-admiral
and
also
retired.
Enjoyable
Time
At
Story
Hour
This
Morning
Many
children
attended
the
tional
Railways
before
proceeding
.
regular
meeting
of
the
Story
Hour
'this
morning
and
thoroughly
ap
predated
and
enjoyed
the
program
which
was
ln
charge
of
Miss
Kitty
Cameron.
Miss
Phyllis
Hamblln
related
the
stories
of
"The
Emperor's
New
Clothes."
and
"The
Lazy
Auto
mobile"
ln
her
usual
amusing
manner
Miss
Isobel
McCrimmon
regaled
.
her
Interested
audience
with
hei
impressions
of
"King
Midas
and
the
Golden
Touch"
and
"Cookies!
and
Cameos."
Miss
Kitty
Cameron
dellshted
with
the
story
of
"Snow
White
and
the
Seven
Dwarfs"
and
added
further
Interest
to
the
serial
"The
Box
Car
Adventure,'
by
telling
the
fifth
chapter.
Next
week
the
Story
Hour
will
be
in
charge
of
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Trevor
Johnstone
and
Is
for
chlldrep
from
4
to
8
years.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
Feb.
4:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
yesterday
was
lc
down
at
$34.95
per
fine
ounce.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Lambeth
Walk.
It
goes
back
to
man's
very
beginnings,
In
the
Jungle.
It
Is
the
same
dance
that
they
danced
In
the
caves
around
the
fires
and
gnawed
bones
of
dinosaurs
In
the
Neolithic
Age.
It
Rear-Admiral
Guy
C.
Royie
ls,ventlons.
Inhibitions
of
5,000
years
promoted
vice-admiral
and
reap-j
of
civilization
and
being
himself,
pointed
as
vice-admiral
of
aircraft
-rhu.
ln
New
York.
which
Is
Carriers.
iciinnnwrf
ho
fh
nrtlflrlat
growth
on
the
face
of
the
earth,
civilization,
you
find
man
at
hlsj
most
primitive
and
most
natural.
-See
how
deep
this
thing
rocj,
far
beyond
ft
mere
ounce
i
amusement.
See
how
the
danceri
stop
moving,
crowd
about
the
put-
form
at
Dorse
y
'3
reel,
looicing
uV
at
him
as
he
plays
with
wide
eyes
.
i
..Inn
,nn
wnrn
ana
open
mourns,
hardly
breathing
leal
mcy
aiswucv
him
from
his
work.
"Dorscy,
to
an
untrained
ear
like
mine,
simply
blows
Into
a
saxophone
and
fingers
it
at
ran-
.
.
m
i
a..
tViAM
or'
dom,
wiui
iar
lew
iuc
amateur
could
get
out
oi
oas-pipes.
It
la
raucous,
strident
like
a
boy
blowing
his
tin
whistle
on
Christmas
morning.
"But
to
the
Jitterbugs
this
U
Swing
and
Swing
Is
sacred.
It
w
not
music.
It
Is
religion.
Tnese
ocoDle
long
ago
stopped
going
to
church.
They
have
no
laun
in
politicians
They
scoff
at
ordinary
rellelon.
But
the
deep
yearning
ol
the
human
animal
for
somethlnj
mittiri
of
himself,
some
sign
i
Immortality,
must
be
supplied
Swing
has
supplied
V
The
Jltterbu.
standing
wun
phone.
Is
a
worshipper
stanains
before
a
priest
nay.
rather
an
Idol,
with
blind
worship,
feeling
the
glory
flowing
through
him
man
back
fire.
In
In
the
cave
with
hH,
New
Kra
on
which,
alas,
the
civilization
of
America
Is
being
built.
A
few
years
ago
dancng
here
was
a
slinky
sexy
business
to
slow
voluptuoui
music
The
custom
reaulred
that
"At
once
tne
Jitterbug
Durstajyou
brmg
your
own
flask
and
get.
with
something
their
great
grandfathers
never
knew,
the
wild
Joy
of
the
African
Junjle,
which
Uw
negro
brought
here.
"It
must
mean
something,
this
current
mania,
which
is
sweeping
America,
the
religion
of
81ng.!
Is
the
human
animal
tossing
off
Learned
books
have
been
written
i
all
the
accumulated
manners,
con-,
about
It.
Small
sciential
invesU-'
gate
it
"Probably
It
means
that,
even
with
80
floors
of
skyscraper
piled
on
top
of
It
the
human
animal
Is
still
Just
about
what
he
was
5.000
the
final
climax
of
a
machine
years
ago."
Think
It
Over
WHEN
you
get
married
and
want
the
rest
of
the
world
to
know
about
It.
when
eome
one
ln
your
house
dies
and
you
wish
to
unostentatiously
advise
the
public,
when
you
have
a
social
function
and
would
like
it
written
up,
when
for
one
of
a
thousand
of
reasons
you
want
some
publicity,
where
do
you
go
to
get
It
for
nothing?
To
your
newspaper.
When
you
want
authentic
Information
about
what's
going
on
about
town
and
In
the
world
about
you,
when
you
want
to
know
the
facts
about
a
hundred
and
one
things
of
current
Interest
ln
a
reliable
and
dependable
way,
when
you
want
an
Interpretation
of
these
things,
to
what
do
you
look?
To
your
newpaper.
When
you
want
to
know
the
progressive
business
people
of
town,
when
you
want
to
know
where
the
bargains
are.
when
you
want
an
article
or
a
tervlce
and
arc
ln
some
doMbt
about
where
to
get
It,
to
what
do
you
turn?
.
Your
newspaper.
What
Is
It
that
you
otten
scoff
at,
criticize
and
even
condemn
but.
If
you
fail
to
get,
miss
very
greatly?
Your
newspaper.
Are
you
giving
your
newspaper
the
support
to
which
.
it
Is
entitled?
Are
you
one
of
the
persons
who
want
a-
lot
of
free
publicity
from
the
newspapers,
who
want
the
variety
of
service
that
the
newspaper
gives
you
for
a
few
cents
a
week
but
who,
caught
by
the
novelty
of
less
effective
mediums,
foraets
your
newspaper
and
that
it
Is
still
the
best
way
of
advertising
what
you
have
to
offer,
no
matter
what
it
may
be
a
lost
or
found
article,
a
social
event,
a
meeting,
or
what
not?
Are
you
taking
your
newspaper
too
much
for
granted?
Do
you
ever
think
what
your
town
would
be
like
without
your
newspaper?
Have
you
ever
thought
how
It
might
be
if
your
newspaper
stopped
doing
some
of
the
things
to
which
you
have
become
so
much
accustomed?
Did
it
ever
occur
to
you
that,
apart
from
the
fact
that
the
newspaper
Is
still
the
best
and
surest
way
of
reaching
all
the
people
all
the
time,
you
may
owe
It
a
larger
measure
of
support
and
patronage
than
you
are
giving
It?
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