tA3E
FOUR
PREVENT
MANY
COLDS
a
Ai
That
First
Sniffle
or
inei
ilgm
that
a
cold
may
b
taming
on
,
.
.
Quick!
A
Few
Drops
el
Vickt
Va-tro-nol
up
eoch
nostril
EH
It
S-p-r-e-a-d-s
h
scientific
medication
swiftly
spreads
through
nose
and
upper
throat-where
3
out
el
4
colds
start
Mother
relies
on
Va-tro-nol
for
help
in
preventing
her
own
colds,
too.
She
can
feel
the
tingle
as
this
scientific
medication
spreads
through
the
trouble
rone
in
her
nose
and
upper
throat.
Va-tro-nol
is.
specially
prepared
to
stimulate
Nature's
defenses
in
this
area.
Used
in
time,
Va-tro-nol
helps
to
prevent
many
colds
.
.
.
and
to
throw
off
head
colds
in
the
early
stages.
Quickly
relieves
"Stuffy
Head"
Mothers!
Look
In
your
Va-tro-nol
pack,
gc
for
full
details
of
Vicks
Plan
a
practical
home
(tilde
to
greater
freedom
from
colds.
In
clinic
tests
amort
it
17.353
people,
this
Plan
cut
sickness
from
colds
more
than
ha.1
Follow
Vkls
Plan
for
Belter
Control
of
Colds
HERE
IS
GOOD
NEWS!
Our
store
is
a
store
you
can
call
your
own
because
it
is
operated
on
a
co-operative
system
whereby
we
share
the
profits
with
you.
When
the
purchase
is
made
and
the
price
is
paid
you
receive
tokens
which
entitle
you
to
FREE
PREMIUMS
In
return.
So
make
our
store
your
store,
MUSSALLEM'S
.
317-319
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
18
P.
O.
Box
55
IX
THE
fl
TKKMK
(OIKT
Of
I1HITIM;
COM
Mill
A
In
Probate
In
the
Matter
of
the
".IdmlnMratim
Art"
And
In
I
lie
.Matter
of
the
KM
air
of
Malcoli-MHlu).
Itet-eaM-d
TaJce
notice
Qm.
by
order
of
H.
Honor
w
E.
Father,
th
23rd
da
c.
April,
int.
I
wa
appointed
Executo
ct
tfce
CttUte
of
liiloolm
Minor,
de
wd.
and
all
panties
baring
claims
the
aaid
entaAe
are
hereby
re
qutrd
to
furniah
aatrae.
properly
Ten
fbtL
to
roe
ou
or
before
the
27th
da
ol
March.
A.
D.
1837.
azxl
all
parttc
Indebted
to
the
oatate
are
required
U.
par
tbe
amount
of
thlr
lndebtcdneat
to
toe
UjcthvULh
FRANK
PEABCE.
Port
Clameau.
B.C
Dated
the
26th
day
of
Fnbruary,
AD
1B37.
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
Sees
More
Taxes
EDINBURGH,
Scotland.
March
9:
CP)
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
speaking
In
Edinburgh,
warned
of
possible
extra
burdens
for
taxpayers.
Referring
to
the
rearmament
plan,
he
said
that,
instead
of
reductions,
the
taxpayers
must
prepare
for
further
sacrifices.
Sir
Thomas
Inskip
gave
warning
that,
in
view
of
the
mmament
manufacturing
pro-fci-am,
a
suspension
of
building
onstruction
and
other
civil
industries
might
become
necessary.
CONSTIPATION
IS
A
MISERABLE
THING!
It
takes
the
pep
right
out
of
you
makes
you
feel
tired
and
irritable
ready
to
worry
over
the
slightest
thing.
Yet
it
can
be
corrected
in
most
cases
so
easily.
Common
constipation
is
usually
caused
by
lack
cf
"bulk"
in
the
foods
you
eat.
Millions
of
people
have
learned
that
Kellogg's
All-Bran
ends
constipation
by
putting
"bulk"
back
in
the
diet.
Within
the
body,
ALL-Bran
absorbs
twice
its
weight
in
water,
forming
a
soft
mass
ani
gently
sponging
out
the
system.
Kellogg's
AiXtBrax
also
furnishes
vitamin
B
tc
tone
the
intestines
and
iron
for
the
blood.
Two
tablespoonfuls
daily
as
a
cereal
with
milk
or
cream,
or
in
recipes,
are
sufficient
Three
times
daily
in
severe
cases.
Sold
at
all
grocers
and
guaranteed
by
Kellogg
in
London.
A
T
171
SUGGESTION
0
Gold
Seal
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
Trappers
and
Buyers
I
have
to
fill
my
orders
YOU
CAN
GET
20
More
From
Me
I
am
strong
on
everything.
Make
your
shipment.
As
soon
as
I
receive
it
I
will
send
your?
money.
G0LDBLG0M
Premier
King
At
Washington
Details
of
Week-end
Discussion
With
President
Koosevelt
Not
Disclosed
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
March
9:
Premier
WiHiam
Lyon
Mackenzie
(King
of
Canada
concluded
his
i
week-end
visi
to
President
Frank
lin
D.
Roosevelt
at
the
White
House
Saturday
night
and
left
fo:
an
Atlantic
Coast
resort
for
a
brief
I
vacation
before
returning
to
Canada:
The
nature
of
the
discussions
between
the
Prime
Minister
and
the
Presidsnt
were
not
disclosed
although
Mr.
King
said
trade
matters
had
not
been
taken
up.
The
Imperial
Conference
at
London
lr.
May
will
hear
some
of
President
Roosevelt's
views
from
Premie
King.
The
Letter
Box
SIGNING
LETTERS
In
connection
with
the
discussion
of
the
hospital
question
through
the
Daily
News
Letterbox,
iwo
letters
have
been
received
at
the
Daily
News
'
office
obviously
written
by
the
same
person
and
on
the
same
water-marked
paper.
The
signatures
were,
however,
different
and
the
names
used
In
either
case
ere
entirely
strange
in
this
office.
If
the
person
writing
the
last
of
these
letters
Is
willing
to
establish
identity
without
question,
there
is
no
objection
to
publishing
it.
We
must
insist
that
all
letters
on
this
subject,
bear
the
bona
fide
signature
for
publication
of
those
re-snonfible
for
same.
Those
having
i
views
on
the
subject
should
not
wish
to
engage
in
public
discussion
and
at
the
same
time
conceal
their
identity.
Ed.
HOURS
ARE
LIMITED
Editor.
Diily
News:
In
Monday's
issue
of
your
pape
there
appeared
a
news
item
to
Ifect
that
"in
the
interest
of
bet
ter
fire
protection.
City
Commis
sioner
W.
J.
Alder
has
decided
fci
lugment
the
staff
of
the
city
fire
department."
The
truth
cf
the
matter
Is
that
jat
the
last
session
:of
the1
legisla-i
ture
an
amendment
to
the
Act
wa
passed
which
limits
the
hours
or
duty
of
firemen.
To
comply
with
tfce
Act
as
iamended
the
Commis.
sJoner
has
to
employ
more
fire
men
or
find
volunteers
for
the
fire
department.
C.
D.
CLARKE
'In
justice
to
the
commissionei
it
might
be
explained
that
he
intimated
at
the
time
of
making
the
announcement
in
question
that
the
hours
of
work
for
firemen
hai
been
limited
to
sixty
per
week
Due
to
other
demands
on
space
and
time
yesterday,
this
explana
tion
was
omitted
from
the
brief
announcement
Ed.
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IIt:ilSTItV
ACT
I
MiTiri:
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Re:
Ortirioate
of
Title
No.
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let.
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(S2).
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Elevc-jlll).
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of
Stewart.
Map
9"5.
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Wrvertna
aattsfaotory
proof
of
the
los'
:
of
the
atme
Certificate
cf
Title.
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the
ruwne
of
Rows
Moore
Cnmraji'
LmKl
rats
(been
filed
la
thi
offi
nrt.lce
l
hereby
given
that
I
thai!
t
the
expiration
of
one
moir.n
from
t
the
date
ctf
the
first
publloatlvo
her
of.
dfwue
a
Provisional
Oea-tilir-atf.
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CerUflrate
urJes
meantime
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objection
s
mxdK
to
me
ta
writing.
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a
the
Lend
RitnF'ry
offlrr
Priiioe
RuptK,
B.
C.
tbis,
12ti,
day
of
rbruar
'
1937.
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.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Jimmy
Parker
Moving
South
Transferred,
to
Vancouver
in
Service
of
Home
Oil
Distributors
Jame
Parker,
who
has
been
ac-
icountant
here
for
the
Home
Oil
Distributor
Ltd
for
some
time,
Is
being
transferred
to
Vancouver
as
waterfront
salesman
for
the
company
and,
with
Mrs.
Parker
and
child,
will
be
leaving
lor
the
south
aboard
the
Pnnce
George
on
Thursday
rjlit
of
next
week.
His
successor
tierai
w.ll
be
Arthur
Sloan
of
Vancoutfjirwho
is
expected
to
arrive
next
week,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Sloan.
Departure
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parker
from
Prince
Rupert
will
be
regretted
by
many
friends.
Mr.
Par
ker
was
born-and
raised
here,
be
ing
the
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker.
Mrs.
Parker,
formerly
Miss
Phyllis
Lamb.
I
equally
well
known
and
popular,
being
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Lamb
of
Cassiar
cannery
and
a
former
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
School.
Surprise
Party
Was
Delightful
Miss
Al-rfa
Johmon
Honored
Priot
To
Departure
for
South
A
delightful
-arprise
party
wa-
held
Vast
evening
at
the
home
'
Miss
Bess
Campbell
in
honor
cf
Miss
ASeda
John?on.
who
is
leev
ing
shortly
for
an
extended
visl?
n
the
south.
During
the
'course
of
the
eve
'ng
Mrs
Johnson
was
presented
with
a
lovely
travelling
case
and
dressing
gown,
a
gift
from
her
ftl
low
workers
of
the
telephone
of
fice.
At
midnight
deVrMous
refresh
ments
were
served,
the
dair.tily
sol
tlh
a
hA
n
AnfMul
..-1.1.
J
T
:
Thov
present
to
wish
Miss
Changed
Her
Shoes
Five
Times
a
Day
Suffered
For
Twenty
Years
With
Rheumatism
Try
and
picture
the
life
this
woman
led
for
twenty
years
changing
her
shoes
several
times
a
day
in
a
vain
endeavor
to
attain
some
relief
from
the
rheumatic
pains
that
were
constantly'
troubling
her.
Then
imagine
her
Joy
when
:he
found
that
Kruschen
was
diving
away
the
rheumatism.
This
is
what
she
writes:
"I
have
been
using
Kruschen
Salts
for
four
years.
For
twenty
years
previously
I
had
suffered
with
my
feet,
sometimes
changing
my
shoes
five
times
a
day,
and
frequently
sitting
without
anv
as
J
the
pain
was
so
great.
Now
I
can
wear
the
same
pair
of
shoes
all
day
with
comfort.
I
cannot
speak
too
highly
of
Kruschen
Salts.
Only
those
who
had
been
in
constant
pain
with
their
feet
for
years
can
realize
what
It
is
to
be
free."
(Mrs.
I
EA.
It
is
deposits
of
excess
uric
acid,
lodging
between
the
joints,
which
are
frequently
the
cause
of
rheumatism.
Kruschen
Salts
contain
two
ingredients
sodium
and
potassiumwhich
are
effective
solvents
of
uric
acid.
i
1
Johnson
Bon
Voyage
were
Mis-3j
Campbel'.
Stalker.
Colusrl,
Astoria
;
Owens.
S:hrrk,
Peachy.
Eastman
and
A.
Johnston
(Drayton,
N.S.).,
Mesdames
Wefr.
Anderson,
Lemon
!
Sherman
and
Grlmble
Miss
Johnson
of
Drayton
Ni5
vlll
accompany
her
sister
as
fsr
I
as
Seattle.
'
i
FOR
SALE
Moriprn
hrl
Uv4or
nn
-
i
.jun,
u.v,
UUUU
!
opening
for
building
up
fine
busi
ness
at
small
cost.
HOTEL
FKAZEi:
Hyder,
B.C.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
is
due
In
port
tomorrow
or
Thursday
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
The
vessel
was
tied
up
last
night
at
Sedgewlck
Bay
Moresby
Island,
on
account
of
a
southeast
gale.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
James
Flndlay,
Is
due
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Stew
art,
Anyox
ana
omer
norcnemi
points
and
will
sail
half
an
hour!
later
for
the
south.
The
vessel
Is!
delayed
In
returning
here
today
through
loading
canned
salmon
at
Wales
Island.
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Lm
perial
was
In
port
at
the
week-end
from
loco
with
a
cargo
of
gasoline
i
for
the
company's
local
tanks.
!
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorshlp
liner
Northland,
Capt
Len
Williams,
was
In
port
yester
day
momlng
southbound
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle.
The
vessel!
WALLACE'S
March
Clearance
Sale
Starts
Wednesday
Overstocked
and
Discontinued
Lines
Clearing
at
Lowest
Possible
Prices
HOUSE
i
-v
h'Y
Phone
J
All
fast
color
prints,
assorted
sizes,
each,
69c
Women's
Silk
Knit
Pyjamas
Watson
quality,
values
to
Ci
Q
$2.93;
for
A.iJ
Suede
Taffeta
Dance
Sets
7Q
white
or
peach,
set
C
Crepe
de
Chine
Panties
Lace
trim,
white
only,
pure
silk
7Qr
per
pair
Bloomers,
Panties
or
Briefs
Asor-ted
styles,
values
to
85c
C-f
A
A
2
pairs
tJH.UU
Women's
Rayon
Silk
Slips
Assorted
colors,
values
to
$1.50
OQ
5Jc
and
OViZ
Children's
Silk
Nighties
7Qo
Assorted
colors,
to
$1.50
.
.
Gossard
Corsets
and
Corsolettes
Odd
lines,
values
to
Q4
rA
$1.50,
for
tlt)U
Suede
Doe
Short
Jackcts-In
tan
only.
lull
zipper
front,
regular
$7.75
Qa
nr
to
clear
J)
Hit
DO
Women's
Skirta-Plalds,
checks,
cords
and
plain
colors
qj-each
?)
Women's
Sweaters
Assorted
styles,
values
to
$3.50
q-each
M7t)
Children's
SweatersAssorted
colors
n(n
and
styles,
each
tils
Ladles'
Dressing
Gowns-In
beacon
blanket
cloths,
values
to
$4.50
$2
95
Moire
Silk
Klmonas
Assorted
colors,
values
to
$5.95,
for
$3.95
Women's
Cloth
Spats-Fawns
and
nfn
greys,
values
to
$1.75,
pair
....
'St
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
I
1
.
I
J
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I
11
LAST
TIMF
tv.;,T.?
-
4vr.lll.IlT
Last
Complete
Show
at
20
ONLY
ONE
COAT
NEEDED
Anyone
can
apply
ALABASTINE
with
ease.
One
coat
makes
beautifully-tinted
walls.
Goes
on
smoothly.
Will
not
rub
oB
or
show
bcush-marks.
Many
atlrac-live
tints
to
choose
frora.
Sold
by
dealers
everywhere.
Gypsum.
Lime
and
Alobdstiue.
Canada,
Jjmitrd
Head
Office
PARIS,
Ontario,
Canada
STRANDED
IN
MtUm
WITH
NO
PI
lyu
it.
jPlOTlHErttMUrTsoS
Plus
George
Halt,
Dolorw
Harry-more
In
"Vours
For
the
Askinr"
(At
8:36
onlyi
World
News
iAt
8;
20
orjr
Cominf
Wednesday
GKOKGE
AKLISS
in
"East
Meets
West"
brought
three
carloads
of
frozen
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tram,
due
frra
the
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
east
at
10:20,
was
reportej
r
Canadian
National
Railways.
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morning
to
be
on
time
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Gossard
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and
Lace
10p
Uplifts,
each
Kiddies'
Flannelette
Bloomers
Sky,
pink
or
white,
2
to
G
years
2flC
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per
pair
Children's
Pure
Wool
Vests
and
Bloomers
Small
and
79
C
large
sizes,
each
Babies'
each
Pure
Wool
Vests
Qp
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Women's
Union
Suits-Values
to
$1.75
95c
Women's
Pure
Wool
Vests
and
Bloomers
Values
to
$1.50
7QP
each
Women's
Union
Suits
Aborted
styles,
fleecy
finish
IQC
per
suit
Ladies
Raincoats
Rose,
blue
or
CO
95
green,
all
cemented
seams
Umbrellas
10-rlb
bakelitc
ferrule
(21
QQ
and
tips,
stub
handles,
each
,
Felt
Hats
Assorted
styles
and
colors
QfiQ
each
Women's
Full
Fashioned
Silk,
Hose
Values
to
$1.25,
pair
Women's
Silk
and.
Wool
or'All
Wool
gg
Hose,
new
shades,
pair
Women's
Lined
Kid
Gloves
In
black
oi
brown
values
to
$2.25
CI
45
per
pair
Women's
Silk
Dresses
In
plain
or
figured
styles,
values
to
(29
Q5
$1.95,
for
W
Better
Dresses
Values
(24
Q5
to
$12.50,
for
$W
Pulton
and
Third