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WILL
GATHER
IX
BUS-
on,
whkrk
important
sn-
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JECTS
miX
ME
II-
rt
stn
LONDON,
May
81
The
Brftftan
As
sociation
tor
the
Mwimiinl
of
Science
will
bw
U
Olaagow
from
Sep
tember
S
to
September
13
under
the
presidency
of
Professor
air
WBliam
iter
f
the
nayl
tastitu-
Uon
of
Qreet
Britain,
who
aucorsds
Sir
Arthur
Keith.
Conservator
of
Museum
and
Hunterian
Professor,
Royal
College
of
Surgeons.
England.
Be
will
deliver
ttvr
praaMtontlal
addraaa
In
St.
Andrew
Ball.
Charing
Croat,
on
September
6.
on
modem
developments
of
the
physical
aeteaeea
and
their
relation
to
material
problem.
the
addreaaea
by
secskmal
will
be
one
by
Sir
William
Kllta.
fanner
Master
Cutler
of
Sheffield,
on
the
Influence
of
englneeiini
on
civilisation:
by
Sir
John
Reltb.
director
rcneral
of
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation,
on
wireless
in
the
service
of
edtasattan:
and
ay
Sir
Oeorfe
Mao-
denald,
permanent
secretary
of
the
Soottldh
Education
department
on
the
the
archaeology
of
Seltland.
Or.
Vaughan
Corn
lab.
geographer.
Manchester,
will
addraaa
the
conference
of
delegate
of
corresponding
societies
cn
the
preservation
of
scenic
beauty
I
in
town
and
country,
and
Dr.
Cyril;
Norwood,
head
master
of
preside
over
the
aaetlon
of
educational
Science.
The
customary
evanbsg
dlnonrata
to
members
wW
be
given
on
Bepte&njber
7
and
September
11.
the
tint
by
Profes-aor
E.
A.
Westermarck.
profenMor
of
Philosophy.
Finland,
on
the
study
of
popular
sayings
this
la
the
Prater
lecture
on
Social
Anthropology
One
for
delivery
this
year
in
Glasgow,
and
will
be
open
to
members,
by
courtesy
of
Olaagow
University
and
late
aaosnd
by
Professor
X.
O.
Bonnaa.
of
fa
University
of
London,
est
the
ntyassry
af
life)
from
the
standpoint
of
physios!
chemistry.
A
iweeptean
an
ddanoe
baa
been
ar-
ranged
for
Thursday
night
by
the
Lord
and
Corporation
of
in
the
Crty
Chambers,
and
a
reception
will
be
given
by
she
local
committee
in
the
KelvUigiove
Art
Os
leries
on
Monday,
September
10.
One
day
will
be
devoted
to
excursions
to
places
of
scientific
and
induatrlal
in
terest
in
the
Olaagow
area.
This
will
be
the
fifth
time
that
the
British
Association
meets
in
Olaagow.
The
first
occasion
was
In
1840
and
the
last
In
1001
Next
year's
meeting
will
be
hstd
In
South
Africa.
TEA
AND
SALE
BOOTH
SCHOOL
llVRK'T
I
Mi:it
Al
M'lf'BH
OF
PAKKST
ti:aciii:iih
ahhociation
vkh
Ti:iIIAV
HKKAT
HITfBHK
The
Parent-Teacher's
Association
was
responsible
for
a
meat
successful
tea
and
ale
of
home
cooking
yesterday
after
noon
at
the
Booth
School,
the
sum
of
40
being
raised
towards
the
funda
of
the
association.
For
the
tea
Mrs
George
Hill
was
convener,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Fred
Cameron.
Mrs.
Mehaffey.
Mrs.
Cox
and
Mrs.
Vlerick
Home
oooklng
waa
in
charge
of
Mrs
Dal
by
and
tore.
Tucker
lee
cream
Mm
Eastman.
Mrs.
Carlisle
and
Mrs.
O.
H.
Arnott
The
cashier
for
the
tea
rooms
wa
Mrv
Max
Colllaon.
The
rooms
were
artistically
decorated
with
spring
flowers
and
presented
a
very
say
appearance.
LONDON
ASTONISHES
GIRL
FROM
ST-
KILDA
hevenleen-Ver-Hd
Olrl
8eea
Her
Klrst
llume,
Itallway
Train,
Auto
and
Cinema
LONDON,
May
SOMIaa
Raohel
Oil-lies,
a
17-year-old
dweller
on
St.
Kllds
the
lonely
outpost
of
the
British
Islands
in
the
North
Atlantic,
had
until
a
few
days
ago
never
seen
a
railway
train,
an
automobile,
a
horse,
or
a
cinema.
Then
she
came
to
Fleetwood
with
Mrs
Mc-leod.
the
mlaaloner
of
the
island,
and
was
Riven
a
general
tour
of
the
dlatrtot
MIxm
nilltM
rtaM
not
anMb
....1t.v.
-
..
I
very
well,
as
Quelle
is
the
natural
lah-
guage
of
the
KlMane.
She
wasted
to
know
what
the
telegraph
wires
were,
and
could
not
understand
their
use
when
It
was
explained.
Indeed
she
does
not
understand
much
that
she
haa
aeen,
ae
wondesatruok
Is
ane.
She
was
full
of
admiration
for
the
hedges
and
trees,
but
MAY
WEATHER
NOT
SO
GOOD
thought
the
sheep
gracing
In
the
pas-
i
tures
were
"very
dirty"
compared
with
l.'AIM
AU.
MOKE
THAN
DOt'BUi
THAT
the
Klldan
sheep.
F
NAME
MONTH
l.HT
YI'.AK
Policemen
In
their
uniform
and
white
AND
M
NtOIINE
NOT
MO
sleeve
directing
traffic
at
Blackpool
ABI
XOANT
caused
her
amusement,
and
the
Tower
,
was
a
aourc
of
wsaderment.
The
As
moat
of
people
might
have
ex-South
Shore
fairground
was
paiaad
and
ptcted.
rainfall
during
the
mouth
of
she
Interacted
herself
in
the
Big
Dtp-!
May
tela
year
was
greatly
In
.excess
of
per.
"I
would
not
like
to
go
on
that."
J
i
he
quantity
which
was
recorded
in
e
said
The
electric
tram
ways
appar-,
.he
same
month
latt
year.
At
the
aame
intly
without
any
method
of
traction
time,
hours
of
sunshine
were
cons.der-pucaled
bar.
i
ably
decreased
while
the
temperature
Miss
Gillies
la
trying
her
best
to
;
was
slightly
wanner
this
year.
grasp
the
conditions
which
prevail
In
England.
She
la
still
to
apeak
oa
a
telephone
and
see
a
film.
TURTLE
FARM
AT
BRONX
ZOO
NEW
YORK.
N.Y..
June
1
Part
of
the
Bronx
Zoo
haa
been
turned
into
a
turtle
farm
where
It
is
hoped
109
young
land
tortoises
brought
from
the
alapagcs
Islands
will
grow
to
aucb
siae
and
toughness
of
akin
that
they
can
he
returned
to
their
Island
home
sale
from
the
fangs
of
wild
dogs
and
Piga.
The
animals,
which
are
valuable
as
treat,
have
almost
become
extinct
on
.
.
Oalapagoa
because
of
the
ravages
of
ins
uujfi
ana
P'Ka,
aescenaams
anknale
left
there
by
three
centuries
of
i
pirates
and
whalers.
The
crop
now
In
the
Bronx
Zoo
was
collected
from
the
South
Pacific
Is
lands
by
an
expedition
sent
there
by
the
New
Tort
Ecological
society
The
turtles
range
In
diameter
from
she
I
Inches
to
three
feet
and
from
two
to
one
hundred
pounds
In
weight.
INVESTIGATE
B.C.
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
June
1.
The
government
!
During
the
past
month,
according
to
figures
issued
this
morning
by
tl.
D
Tee.
Dlgtoy
Isiascl.
Dominion
meteorologist,
there
waa
a
bumper
total
rainfall
of
843
Inches
aa
compared
with
trch
of
rain
fell,
the
greatest
precipitation
in
one
day
being
1.48
Inches
on
May
4.
Last
May
the
greatest
rainfall
lu
one
day
was
.63
of
an
Inch.
There
were
1895
hours
of
sunshine
during
the
past
month
as
compared
with
14B4
hours
in
May,
1937.
Major
C.
X.
tfaweomhe.
chairman
of
VClburn
of
Everett
says
there
are
more;
the
Manitoba
Workmen's
Compensation
descendants
of
the
Pilgrim
forefathera
has
bean
sent
to
Vancouver
and
in
Holland
today
than
there
are
In
be
may
possibly
visit
s.-me
other
pro-
cn
sricn
H
explain:
th-.;
hu.,
recent;
vinoes
before
he
submit
a
report
to
three
months'
research
in
England
and
(the
provincial
government
:.....
land
resulted
In
the
discovery
that
It
la
bellevsd
hie
ttport
WH1
have
u
nci
than
thirty
of
the
Pilgrims
In-
important
bearing
on
the
date
when
stead
of
coming
to
America
aiier
tneir
,
pensions
will
become
payable
here
A
12
years
Rejourn
In
Lcyden
became
recent
canvass
of
the
nrovlnao
reveals
naturalised
cltlsans
of
Bolland
and!
nearly
8.000
applicants
for
pensions
'many
daughters
of
the
English
exiles
i
WALTZ
IS
BECOMING
ONCE
AGAIN
POPULAR
Bit
?
married
Dutch
cltlaaneV
.
,
After
dkwharaing
two
hue-
of
the
waits
is
being
revived
in
New
dred
tons
of
coal
tor
Albert
a
MeCaf-
ark
society.
"A
perfect
waits"
was
fcry.
the
vessel
will
saU
direct
for
Ven-
dawjonstratod
by
Ma
rent
Bornsy
and
couver
where
she
will
receive
overhaul
Cesar
Romero
at
the
-Resell
t
Rainbow
preparatory
to
golns
into
summer
eer-
bnll
where
rtnceeni
later
competed
for
vice
The
Prince
Char
1st;.
Cspt
s
nrirr
In
waltzlnir
The
new
wait?
Is
Mclean,
will
Hike
the
Prince
PfeANT'S
Best
Procurable
O
(THE
ORIC1MAU
Pure
Scotch
WSiisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Cm
fc
3mm
Uiin4
Osalataa-
.as
D.I-rwM.BIiiMi
BUtBwi.,
Dull.
IswsSi
OImii
n.
Stiitmi.
WHV
5MOU
LO
N'T
BE
SORE?
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advertisement
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lltiuor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
C.nvernmeiit
of
Uritlsh
Culumbia
Nell
John
'a
exrr-titcd
to
faster
time
than
the
old
k11Iik
to
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
vernon.
and
one
or
two
fox-trot
miim.
Clinriiitte
lali-uua
at
s
ochjcs
wuuur-are
inaerted
to
syncopated
tlnje
;.iw
evening
MOTHER
WAMT
ME
rSO
CALL
ON
'
.MTHECAVOT5
The
highest
temperature
reading
tills
I
May
was
88
on
May
13.
The
lilfhesi
I
OIVK
.
WOMAN
temperature
reading
In
May
1927
stood
.
at
the
aame
levH
Minimum
ter.iper-ature
this
month
waa
35
on
May
9
r..-;
compared
with
last
May's
34.
The
mean
temperature
for
the
month
Just
passed
waa
49.5
an
compared
with
the
mcai.
of
48.J
in
May
1937
icr
toe
pusi
mortm:
Total
wind
nitleaipe.
3.863.
Average
wind'
velocity.
38
miles
per
hour
from
the
southeast
on
May
3.
Total
rainfall.
8.82
lnche.
Greatest
dally
rainfall.
1.4B
on
May
4.
I
Hours
of
sunahiae.
ia
5
Maximum
temperature.
88
on
May
13.
Minimum
temperature.
35
on
May
9.
Mean
temperature.
46.S
ni;beat
barometer
readlnc
a,
sea
level.
30.47
on
May
13.
Lowest
bare
meter
reading
at
sea
level.
3938
on
Msy
38.
bit
Manitoba
proposes
thoroughly
to
in-
DII
PUlM
L7ATUl.DC
aattsb
method,
of
admtnlatratiDn
lIAJlUill
111
llliltu
land
operation
of
old
age
pstMBDti
mach-
up
in
British
Coiombla
be
fore
inaugurating
the
scheme
In
Msn-
Ittoas,
SETTLED
IN
HOLLAND
BOSTON,
June
1
ev
Ulyssea
8.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOB
BALB.
-
(quartered
oi
Monarolt
range
OR
rla
ROOM
);
Morris
Phone
US.
-DAVENPORT
AND
Phone
Black
611.
FOR
RENT
1
SUITE
chairs;
118
OR
SAT
at
AH
J
R3NDB
OF
CASBAOE
planta.
Apply
Mo.
1
Blggar
Place
Phone
Omen
TIB.
183
MOR-
180
OR
RENT.
BSC
ROOM
MODERN
house,
188
Sixth
Avenue
West
after
June
1.
Phone
Black
736
evenings.
OR
RENT.
OLAPPERTON
ROUSE.
Ninth
Avenae
Eaat.
Bent
reasonable
'ftBpiy
tilty'teiBBSMwn
CHyOial).
a
.
.
.
cm
wnrT-
-PiANoa
player-pi
ato
ON,
steamer
Prince
John.
Oajrt.
E.
tnoBojrr.Phs
and
Sewing
Machae
Mabba.
arrived
la
port
at
10
last,
w,lker,
Mu4c
store
tf
right
let
m
Vancouver
via
the
Queea,
"
;
Islands
with
pastsnaora
and
WUsT
fWB
.
BNgV-fJLE
BOOMS
AMD
I
bat
If.
FOR
RENT.
MODEKN
PURNISlflgB
Suite
alao
bed
sitting
room.
FhatW
Qreen
680.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
Al'ART-
menU.
Apply
Muasallrm
Orocery.
1
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prfneo
Kupert
ji
Ni:
i,
iii.'h.
u.
si.
ivenneny
oi
tniH
cltv
h
i
hen
I
adviaad
of
the
death
in
action
of
hn.
'
uromer,
sian
oeigeant
(.:nnrli
b
Ken-
neay,,
.
aasa..
was
.svas
.a
imten
British
i
BUT-
DADDf-MAk
YC'J
r
PERFECT'.
THEY'LL
"EEL
T
HOME'
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
Prince
Itupert
Salvage
&
Tewing
Co.
Ltd.
HAS
MAHOAINS
IN'
UAH
BOATS
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Bale
Agents
for
Essthope
Engines.
Coolldu'
Propellers,
and
Tuxiube
oil
Boat
of
all
dearrlptloai
for
Charier
Salt
Lake
Kerry.
Phone
381
Aartloneer.
HlRh
IOW
taw
Hn;h
Low
High
Low
High
Clujalaa
U08v-
ana
wnw
served
m
TAw
the
wafircinctvaa.
ng
been
,
....
.
mentioned
UTfafjvjaFwliu.
on
aerT
vice
with
the
Forty
-ftuve
tin.
nttiion
1
.
jHUCn
Constable
William
Atlwnis.
putrolllng
t
jPulton
Street
this
mornln;-
nrreiU-d
a
j
Chinaman
who
carried
n
suck
which
i
turned
out
to
contain
seven
Ix.ttlc
oU
n.
v
liquor.
A
fine
of
too
so
was
imposed
,
oy
aaagHftraie
uaraa
in
police
court.
I
Eighteen
constables
Northwest
Mounted
of
the
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Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought,
sold
or
exchanged.
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and
ps-klni
dons
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sold
on
commiwion
G.
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to
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86
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388
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except
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Frnm
the
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except
Tuesday
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Blue
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in
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1837.
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each
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TOCTTO
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ABU
TO
DO
'
three
days
of
the
past
month
over
an
typewriting
and
with
knowledge
of
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to
act
aa
clerk
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the
City
Engineer's
office.
Salary
8100.00.
Applications
to
he
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the
hands
of
Die
City
Clerk
not
later
than
8
p.m.
Tuesday.
June
5.
180
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AVAILABLE
FOR
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work.
Good
dressmaker,
cook,
knowledge
of
nursing,
care
of
children.
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P.O.
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ISO
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SALE
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
MAX
BE
USED
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building
paper
or
to
lay
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carpets
on
the
floor
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necli.1
prlo
on
large
quant
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FOR
SALE
COLUMBIA
ORAFONOLA
with
S2
records;
in
good
condition,
86.
A
great
bargain.
Phone
437.
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BALE.
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bi
at.
first
cutis
condition.
Equipped
witn
10
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p.
motor.
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530.
OR
SALE.
SECOND
HAND
BICYCLE,
good
condition.
Apply
833
Eighth
Avenue
W.
Phone
Blue
376.
139
RESTAURANTS
OOOD
BATH
CAKE
Mrs.
Linger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
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(i.M.V.A.
Ocod
Home
Cooked
Meals
and
Borne
'
Baked
Bread
!
special
Chicken
Dinner
lrry
Munday
i:vnln(
from
SJH).
AUCTION
SALE
ON
MONDAY.
JUNE
THE
4TH
AT
J
30
p.m..
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will
nell
at
Public
Auction
nt
Armour's
D.ick,
the
paabnat
"OW1
'
-length
30
feet,
beam
9
feet,
draft
4
feet,
equipped
with
10
hp.
Palmer
Engine,
together
with
other
equipment.
O.
J.
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Auctioneer.
188
AUCTION
BALE
AT
THE
PRINCE
Rupert
Auction
Mart
on
Saturday
at
2:i0p.m
corstmtiip
of
Library
table.
Chiffonier,
twn
ramtirs.
beds.
cots.
Columbia
OrHfonola.
parlor
tabies.
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stoves,
la
rye
l.le
Hist
mirror:
Standard
lamp.
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sewing
machine
"I'd
mliK-elUueoiit
articles.
List
ycur
goods
for
thl.
sale.
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O.T.P.
Station
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Ave
2nd
St
8rd
Ave.
at
Fulton
St
3rd
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