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September
17.
1924.
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of
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ACT.
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Land-
District.
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TIMBER
SALE
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wl"
bn
.ifri
rnl
for
ale
at
I'ubllr
Aurtloii,
al
in
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mi
i
he
4111
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of
Sep
umber
ion.
in
tin'
.rrire
ot
the
District
K'jTmUt.
SniltlK-m,
U.i..,
the
Llretic
Xl
j
70,
to
i-iit
:'n,
nun
Jarkplne
ties
en
an
area
ailJninliiK
the
north
Imiindary
or
Lot
1704,
situated
approximately
4
mile
north
and
eal
nr
picker
Lake
Sfallim.
Iiantre
f.
Coast
IHstrlrt.
Tw
i
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
nf
Umber..
'Provided
anyone
unable
ti
attend
the
auction
In
ihtmui
tuay
aJitmilt
i
sealed
tender
to
be
oM-ned
at
(lie
hour
of
auction
and
treated
a
nr.
hlil."
Further
parll'Mlar
'
f
the
pblef
Forei-ler
Victoria,
li.i:..
or
DUtrlri
Forester,
rrtni-e
huiitrl,
U,C,
Sealed
Trinleiii
.UI,fce
Melved
by
the
MlnlMer
or
Laii'Pi
liot
later
than
noon
on
the
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dav
nr
September,
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the
pnrclie
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an
area
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of
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ake
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ill
II,
nn-I
Three
vear-
will
be
allowed
for
inoval
nt
timber.
furtlier
I'-ini'
iiluisjiX
the
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Foeea-
ftj
rt
a
r
notice
it
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litrti
that
appllraOou
will
be
made
to
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the
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of
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at
11m-
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Church
and
the
m-
freiratlonal
'Jhiii.iuji.uf
Canada.
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the
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the
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the
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union
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
SCHOOL
PUPILS
.
RADIO
STATIC
PRIZEWINNERS
By
The
Daily
News
Radio
Expert.
Now
that
sets
can
be
purchased
,
ers
in
through
these
columns,
or
locally,
radio
in
Prince
Rupert
ha
received
its
long
needed
impetus
and
it
is
increasing
in
popularity
tiy
leaps
and
hounds.
Al
most
every
day
sees
some
new
aerial
being
erected
and
a
re-reiving
set
installed
and
it
will
mil
he
long
before
the
radio,
sel
'
percentage
among
the
popula-t.i"i)
will
be
very
high.
s
i
The
ieople
of1
l'rince
Hupert
arv
discarding
(the
'fttea
that
rail
io
is
a
Tad
and
wilh
their
characteristic
insight
into
future
matters,
are
looking
forward
to
one
of
the
best
means
of
enter-lanment
that
can
be
found.
At
present
the
listeners
in
can
he
divided
into
two
classes,
those
who
listen
in
merely
for
the
en
tertainment
ami
pleasure,
pro
vided,
and
thnso
who
are
known
as
I)X
or
long
distance
fiends.
II
is
the
latter
who
belong
to
the
experimenting
class,
and
it
is
to
Ibis
class
that
we
owe
some
of
our
greatest
discoveries
in
radio.
;
-
This
section
of
the
country
around
Prince
llupert
seems
par
linilarly
adapted
to
radio
re
ceiving.
(
me
ainvospneric
con
ditions
in
this
temperate
climate
are
very
suitable
and
'
are
only
bothersome
in
mid-summer.
11
.
.
i
.
..
i
...
irii
the
hfll
regions
tlial
static
is
prevalent.
Hnmettmes
there
it
s
so
consistent
and
loud
as
to
drown
out
all
telegraphic
sig
nals.
The
danger
from
lightning
hepe
loo,
is
at
a
minimum
since
ligiilning
is
praalically
unknown
lting
so.
far
ixlrtli
and
a
ay
fi-ilm
established
ocean
shipping
.
.
.
.
n.ih
.it.
:
i
lw.il.
rutiM"",
ims
tiisun-i
is
nut
mini
ered
will)
commercial
traffic,
ex-
eppt
on
the
higher
wave
lengths
The
big
naval
station
on
Digby
Island
does
interfere
greatly
thotmh.
andial
times
when
trnf.
fic
is
vejry
heavy
there
is
particu
larly
exasperating.
If
is
iiririos
sible
Io
tune
out
the
crashing
sound
of
(liis
5
kilowntf
spark
Iransmitler.
il
being
so
powerful
and
located
so
close.
The
continuous;
wave
trnnsmilte'r
is
perhaps
n'd
so
bad
along
this
line,
but
even
wilh
it.
It
is;ery
difficult
Io
eliminate
the
key-click
when
he
Js
sending.
'
1
I
-
.
'hi
spile
of
this
hfiwevcr,
the
radio
fan's
in
the
vicmily
are
qchieving
remarkable
results.
To
get
Chicago,
a
distance
of
nearly
2,000
miies,
is
an
every
day
no-coiiiplilijment,
but
which
is
worthy
of
equipment
vnrlh
twice
nnd
three
times
as
much.
0
o
neid
In,
Toronto,
direct
by
mail
when
a
self
addressed
atumjied
envelope
is
enclosed.
Oakland
Program
The
programs
of
the
General
Kleetric
hi
at
ion
at
Oakland
Saturday,
8.00
p.m.
Part
one:
Musical
selections
published
by
Oliver
Dilson
Company,
Iloslon.
Part
two:
Obapesla
program
by
the
Dons
of
Peralta,
direction
of
Zannelle
V.
Poller.
10.00
tun.
to
1:00
u.in.
Dance
music
program
by
llepry
Hal-stead's
Orchestra
and
soloists
Hotel
SI.
Francis,
San
Francisco.
JAPANESE
EMPEROR
TUNES
IN
ON
RADIO
Gets
News
of
the
World
at
Im
perial
Villa
Dally:
Regent
Also
Uses
Set
.
luiwu,
sept.
17.
lladio
is
supplying
the
emperor.
and
em
press
of
Japan,
spending
the
summer
at
the
imperial
villa
at
N'Lkko,
with
the
.
news
of
the
world.
Daily
rcporls
arc
'sent
to
their
summer
residence
by
ap
paratus
installed
in
the,
imperial
palace
grounds
in
rikio.
lladio
comtn.uniealion
has
been
established
also
between
the
palace
in
Tbkio
and
Okihajima
in
Fukushima
prefecture,
where
the
prince
regent
and
crown
princess
are
spading
the
hot
season.
WINTER
EXCURSIONS
ARE
AUTHORIZED
Passenger
Association
Announces
that
Policy
of
Last
Year
Will
be
Continued
WT.WXIl'KG,
Sept.
17.
Special
xcursion
vales,
to
Eastern
Canada
from
the
Pacific
Coast
qnd
certain
points
in
the
United
States,
to
prevail
during
the
coming
winter
were
authorized
Io
correspond
wilh
those
in
effect
last
year,
at
a
meeting
of
the
Canadian
passenger
association
western
lines.
Announcement'
to
this
effect
was
made
at
the
close
or
the
meeting
held
in
Ihe
olllce
of
Ihe,
association
by
President
Osborne
Scott,
general
passenger
oiivnnr
exnerl
will
be
glad
agent
of
Ihe
Canadian
.National
Iq
answer
enquiries
from
listen-
llailways.
1.1st
of
Those
Who
Were
Successful
at
Exhibition
Last
Week
The
school
exhibit
at
the
fair
last
week
was'
an
excellent
,
one
and
excited
ranch
favorable
comment.
Thesnnunciatkin
School
joined
wilh
tbe.olhera
and
carried
off
a
good
many
prizes.
Particularly
noticeable
was
sojnie
of
the
primary
work,
a
doll's
house
friade
uwnit
by
uj
the
lilt;
pupilspf
iJ.iiM.ci.
w
Grade
I.
in
.
...
,
,
r,
Ve.ll,esday8.00
p.m.:
Drama,
,
IJorilen
Slroot
ychortl
bejnff
t
The
he
Itelter
Understanding):'
by
I
i.....
h,i
u'iv
,,i,.iri
the
MJO
PIaver..
directed
bv
Wilda
Wilson
Church."
Music
by
I
ho
Towler
T
rio.
10.00
p.m.
to
1.00
a.m.:
Dance
music
program
by
Henry
Hal-
slead's
orchestra
and
soloists,
Hotel
St.
Francis,
San
Francisco.
-
'
-
-
-
r
t'Jial.
room
carried
off
most,
nf
the
p.rizes
in
the.
grade.
The
prize
lisl,
which
is
somewhat
belated,
follows:
BOYS'
AND
GIRLS'
EXHIBITS
("SHADE
VIII.
Painted
geometry
'design
1,
Julia
Walters
(Jtorden);
2,
Christine
Mucich
(Annunciation)
Freehand
from;
.nature
1,
W.
II.
Palmore
(HaTdenJi
2,
John
Saunders
ntootlt).
Painted
design
frpm
nalure
1,
Mary
Long
(Hoothj
;
2,
Lirna
MacLqren
(Annunciation).
".
Group
of
inodejs
I,
JeanOiu
.
lure
'
Annunciation)
:
2,
Ernest
MacLeod
(Horden)
.
Conventional,
colored
design
1,
Lorna
MacLarcn
(Annuncia
tion.';
2,
Harry
Walker
(Booth;.
Painting
of
twigs,
fruit
or
flower)
1,
Jean
Couture
(An
nunciation)';'
2,
Belly
Patmore
(Borden).
Printed
panel
1,
Jean
Cou
ture
(Annunciation);
2,
Jlarry
Walker
(Booth).
Scroll
design-!,
Itjisemary
Window
'(Borden);
'?,
Jacob
.lussallem
(Booth).
,
Freehand
from
object
1,
John
Saunders
(Booth);
2,
Ernest
MacLeod
(Borden).
Set
square
work
or'scale
1,
Spiro,
Gurvich
(Bor
den);
2,
Harojd
Macdonald
(Borden)
.
GRADE
VII.
o
Painted
geometry
design
1,
'lorence
Gawtborn
(Borden)
;
2,
Stanley
Dalby
(Booth).
Freehand
from
nature
1,
Bi-'a
McLean
(Annunciation;;
2,
ituth
Gjllies
(Annunciation).
Painted
design
from
nature
t.
Itulh
Gillies
-.(Annunciation)
;
2,
Harvey
Crale
(Boolh.
Model
drawing
2,
Rita
McLean
(Annunciation).
.
,
Conventional
colored
design
1,
Oral
Boss
(Borden)
;
2,
Josephine
Beale
(Annunciation).
Painting
of
twigs,
fruit
or
lower
1
and
2,
Josephine
Beale
'Annunciation).
Printed
Dane!
1.
Billy
Col-
tisnn
(Booth)
;
2,
Josephine
Beaf?
'Annuncintion).
Scroll
design
1,
Margaret
Van
"oolen
(Annunciation);
2,
Pauline
Johnson
(Borden).
Freehand
from
object
1,
Billy
'Vdlison
(HooU0;,2,
Eric
Ding-well
(Booth).
Set
-
square
work
or
scale
TEACHERS
FEDERATION
VISITS
WINDERMERE
BUNGALOW
CAMP
n
memhers
of
the
1
Canadian
Teachers
Federation,
who,
with
colleagues
from
every
other
province
in
the
Hi
ere
are
seen
a
group
of
Ontario
teachers
memDers
ion
at
victoria
Bc
Xne
Canadian
Pacific
provided
special
trains
for
their
accommoda-Dominion
attended
the
annual
con
'enon
i
"e
1
,
Valle
and
the
BritJgh
Coiumbia
Lake
district,
but
this
party
preferred
to
pass
through
turn
in
both
directions.
Many
of
there
returned
vian
tQ
whch
th
made
excursioni
At
Banff
and
Lake
Louise,
they
wero
entertained
and
the
Rockies
again.
They
are
seen
at
W'ndne
uungaiu
&
ther
wegt
nd
eagt.bound
routM
turned
out
to
srcet
tha
irxeacherg
SpedaV.'.
end
meat
teachers
organisations
ana
xuaru
ui
"
t'ajnment
time
allowed.
The
next
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Teachers
FederatioTuwill
to
afford
the-daiegates
to
the
convention
wnatever
sIHU"
t.
Trvit
drawing
1,
Toruie
Katsuyama
('(Borden.;
2,
Margaret
Gilchrist
'
(Booth.
.
GRADE
VI.
Brushwoik
design
1,
Kami
Miwa
(Booth)
;
2,
Jack
Gawtborn
(Borden).
Freehand
from
nature
1.
Jack
Gawtliorn
(Borden).
'
Design
from
nature
in
color
1,
Mary
Mazzei
(Annunciation);
2.
Geo.
Minns
(Borden).
f
Freehand
frorrTobjecl
1,
Rena
Schefk
(Booth);
2,
Elmier
Ste
phens
(Borden).
Painted
geometry
design
1,
Victor
Thomas
(Booth);
2,
Edward
Kane
(Borden).
Painting
nf
flower,
fruit
or
.twig
1,
Mary
Mazzei
(Annunciation);
2,
Annie
Gilchrist
(I
Voth:.
Pailnted
printed
panel
.1,
Kami
Miwa
(Booth)
;
2,
Mary
Mazzei
(Annunciation).
,
GRADE
V.
Brushwork
design
1,
Muriel
Clarke
(Annunciation);
2,
Michael
O'Brien
xm
Evelyn
Vickers
(Annunciatinn)
.
Freehand
from
nature
1,
Nina
Hunter
(Annunciation)
;
2,
Roy
Wicks
(Borden).
Design
from
nalure
in
color
1,
Jas
Mculty;
2,
Nellie
Lawrence
(Booth).
Freehand
from,
object
1,
Rose
Wesch
(Booth);
28,
Doris
Montgomery
(Booth).
Painted
geoni.
design
1,
Mieliael
O'Brien
(Annunciation);
2.
Waller
Ballinger
(Booth).
i
-
Painting
of.
flower,
fruit
or
twig
1,
Muriel,
Clarke;
2,
Wal
ler
Ballinger
(Booth).
Painted
nrinled
panel
1,
Jas
McNulty
(Annunciation)
;
2,
Earl
Ball
(Borden).
GRADE
IV.
lirushwork
design
1,
Wong
Yam
(Booth);
2,
Josepliin;Romn
(Annunciatkm).
Freehand
from
object
1,
Reg
ain
Collison
(Booth);
2,
Linnea
Hanson
(Borden).
Painted
geom.
design
1,
Tom
Sleen
(Borden);
2.
Rose
Dorion
(Annunciation).
Freehand
from
nalure
1
Reggie
Collison
(Booth);
2,
Beat
rice
Hunter
(Annunciation).
Mass
painting,
imaginative
scene,
elc.
1,
Garfield
McKin
Icy
(Booth-);
2,
Jenny
Callbreath
(Annunciation).
v
Painling
of
flower
or
fruit
1
Wong
Yam,
(Booth);
2,
Rosa
Monlessaiii
(Annuncialnon).
Painted
printed
panel
1,
Gor
don
Clark
(lloolh).;
2,
Helen
Mc-
Caffery
(Annunciation).
GRADE
III.
Frsehand
from
object
1,
a
from
an
admirer,
he's
right
I
We
may
never
'make
such
a
hit
again
as
Chelsea
Roll.
Dugald
Maxwell
(Seal
Cove)
and
Mary
Gawtborn
(Borden;;
2,
Dick
Strachan
(Booth),
Painted
geom.
design
1,
John
Murray
(Booth;;
2,
Olive
Foss
(Booth).
Freehand
from
nature
1,
Jim
Roma
(Annunciation);
2,
Robert
Montgomery
(Seal
Cove).
Mass
painting,
imaginative
scene,
etc..
1,
Mary,
Gawtborn
(Borden)
;
2,
Henry
Worsfold
(Seal
Cove).
Painting
of
flower
or
fruit
1,
Tillie
Wicks
(Borden).
Painted
printed
panel
1,
Ro-sario
Mazzei
(Annunciation);
2,
Dugald
Maxwell
(Seal
Covo).
GRADE
II.
Freehand
from
object
t,
Guido
Bussanich
(Seal
Cove);
2,
Chas.
DanieU
(Borden).
'
Painted
'geom.
design
1,
Tony
Bussanich
(Seal
Cove);
2,
Henry
Stewart
(Borden).
Freehand
from
nalure
1,
rony
Bussanich
(Seal
Cove);
2,
hyllis
Sloan
(Annunciation).
Mass
drawing
in
color
1,
Gertie
Fennings
((Booth);
2,
George
Ferguson
(Seal
Cove)
Painting
of
flower,
fruit
or
egetable
1,
Shirley
McEwen
uuinunciauonj
;z,
lony
uus
sanich
(Seal
Cove).
Imaginative
scene
in
color
1,
George
Ferguson
(Seal
Cove)
;
2,
1'ony
Bussanich
(Seal
Cove),
GRADE
I.
Paper
cutting
1,
Lee
Faw
(Borden);
'2,
Fried
Scliatoffer
Ask
for
Neflson's
Chelsea
Roll
with
the
delicious
NEW
mystery
centre
enrobed
in
a
glorious
coating
of
luscious
milk
chocolate.
:Annnncial.ion)
.
Paper
folding,
1,
Vivian
Wratball
(Borden;;
2,
Booth
School
pupil.
Freehand
drawing
or
crayoning
1,
Airreda
Sharkey
(Art-,
nuncialioni;
2,
Aileen
Yates
(Borden).
IT
Coloring
with
crayons
1,
Kona
Yamanaka
(Borden)
;
2,
Leah
Horstm'an
(Annunciation).
Mat
weaving
1,
Noni
Yamanaka
(Bortrert)
;
2,
Booth
School
pupil,
and
Hugh
McGlinchy
(Annunciation)
.
Cardboard
modelling
1,
Lee
Kaw
(Borden);
2,
Carl
Reich
(Annunciation).
INDIVIDUAL
DRAWINGS
.
GRADE
VIII.
Best
design
for
a
Coat
of
Arms
for
Prince-
Rupert,
colored
I,
Jacob
Mussallem,
JBooth);
2,
John
Saunders-
(Booth).
Best
pen
and
ink
sketch
of
a
dog;
hea'd
Bessie
Derry
(Booth).
GRADE
VIL.
Best
illustration
from
the
Lit
Course
2,
Willie
Collison
(Booth).
Best
pencil-skelch
of
a
dog's
head
1,
Willie
Collison
(Booth).
GRADE
V.
Best
representation
of
a
fishing
boat
1,
Mah
Yee
(Booth);
2,
Geo.
Currie
(Borden),
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
V
Vacuum
Bottles
-
-
,
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
Cold
Use
il
to
put
Baby's
Food
in
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that
gives
the
hair
lone
and
vigor
and
easily-,
cleanses
the
scalp.
Regular
price
r0e.
Special,
25o.
QRMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
82
and
200.