Vat
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
furniture
jlno
piaj
Tf
MOVING
We
sell
8
kfndjf'of.
Coa
Any
kind
of
Wood-
in
any
quantity
'
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
Is
our
Service
Phone
us
.
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Ruilding
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
MINING
Stocl
ts
No'o'n
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
........
$6.50
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PIECES
DOWN
Pembina
Teerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.23
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
139
Second
Ave.
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON'
CASSIDY
.
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Also
HulkJey
Hny
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co-
LINDSAY'S'
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C8
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltur
MnvlnR.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
MAGGIE.-
OOVOO
REMEMBER
MARTY
RYA.NJ?
vELL.'oHC
TfoUD1
JERRY
H1CKEY-
NOW
THAT
Yoo'Re
Rich-voo'Re
-stock
up
am'
even
in
the
OLDEN
DAVc,
VOL)
MEVER
COOlD
COOK
CORNED
BEEF
AN'
-
-v
CAQBA
Q
E
W4
T
I'VE
EN
GAG
EO
Wb
EUTEtj
FRENCH
COOK
SHE'LL
BE
HERE
ABIC
bTEP
FOR
ME-
SOCIALLY-
r
LARGE
PARTY
.
VANCOUVERIS
COMING
HERE
Nearly
all
reservation
on
tb
steam
-
r
Prlncn
Alice
for
tht
excursion
of
the
Beard
of
Trade
to
Northern
BC.
water
have
been
taken.
When
the
vessel
aalU
from
Vancouver
on
August
21.
every
available
stateroom
will
be
occupied.
Reservations
have
been
mad
by
A.
A.
Roaa.
J
L.
Noble.
8.
J.
Hammltt.
J.
M.
Dent,
Robert
Fenton,
Fraeer
Jamie-
aon.
J.
W.
Kelly.
W.
H.
Keary.
New
Westminster.
Blake
M.
Wilson.
Joseph
Joaa.
A.
Urquhart.
A.
Iff,
Tadd.
Victoria,
J.
O.
McDonald.
W.
McLocttfan.
C.
M.
B&rtram.
F.
O.
Hodgson,
Capt.
R
W.
McMurray.
Ool
E.
J.
Ryan.
W.
P.
Hanbury,
Hugh
Dalton,
H.
L.
Weir.
C
A.
Sutherland
J
E.
Norcrosa.
F.
J.
Burd.
Mayne
D.
Hamilton,
E.
C.
Chrya-tal.
Pblllp
Brown.
H.
C.
i-ewlstou,
Dr.
W.
F.
Wright,
W.
II
Leckle,
E.
Roamer.
F.
E.
Burke.
3.
M.
Home.
Ernneh
La-moiKJ.
Norman
C.
Bawen.
George
W.
Orant.
Robert
McKee.
W.
N.
ONetl,
E.
Q.
Craddock.
Aid.
Frank
I
'
-..Oakte.
Henry
Browning,
J.
E.
rfte-
;
'i.
J.
F.
D.
Mxlxtn,
W.
O.
Farrk.
n.
W.
Schaflcld.
Hug
Campbell
Walter
L.
Wright,
H.
E.
MeKean,
A.
B.
Howse.
M.
Thompson,
I
John
tmrie,
Edmonton,
J.
T.
Etaon,
S.
C
Brown,
T.
S.
Dixon,
W.
E.
Payne,
A.
a.
Brown.
O.
Ly&U
Ftaser,
R.
long.
R.
!
II.
Balrd,
M.
Y.
Alvaaoff
,
J..
B.
Wtl-i
llama.
F.
N.
KeUy.
W.
a
W.
Mclatosa.
J
M
Lay.
Q.
A.
BonnaUle.
W
C.
Wood
ward.
W.
6.
Buetl.
C.
J.
Kay.
W.
B.
Charlton.
O.
Nellea
Stacey,
Oerge
Chaffey.
WlUlam
Dick,
B.
O.
HanauM.
Doaplaa
Hayea.
B.
C
Keley.
A.
E.
Pollard.
W.
J.
Park,
J.
A.
McLuckle.
F.
Freer
Brock.
TRITES
PAYS
VISIT
TQ
1SKUT
PROPERTY
I'lndinca
of
llt
Party
Mill
IMermlne
H
here
Option
on
Mine
I
to
lie
Taken
I'p.
A.
B.
Tritea,
well
known
Brltlah
Oc-lumbla
mmtng
man.
one
of
the
owner
of
the
Premier
Mine
and
now
preahtent
of
the
Paolfle
Mine
Ltd..
waa
a
pass
enger
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoon
returning
to'
Van
couver
after
a.
visit
of
Inspection
to
the
bkut
mine
on.
the
river
bearing
that
came
which
flows
into
the
SUklne
which
his
company
recently
optioned.
The
property
1
a
goMUver-lead
prop-oarMon
and
a
party
of
five
men
baa
been
left
In
the
field
to
make
investigations
upon
which
wfll
depend
whether
or
Dot
Mr.
TrttM
wtn
take
the
option
up.
The
owners
of
the
mine
are
Wfangctl
people.
Harry
TonrW.
well
known
in
Stewart,
was
anotber
member
of
Mr.
TrtteC
party
II
disembarked
at
Ketchikan
wheoce
fee
will
proceed
to
Stewart
Mrs.
Tritea
and
Miss
BQBoaUe
also1
made
the
trip
north
and
toured
south
eatterti
Alaska
while
Mr,
Tritea
waa
up
the
Iskut'RWcr.
.'lU
.T9VK
PAUTV
IltRE
A1
MUlard''iour
party
of
forty
pemons
from
Buffalo
and
environs
arrived
In
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
and
will
proceed
this
afternoon
on
ttie
same
steamer
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Massett
Iatet.
returning
here
k
Thursday
morning
and
proceeding
East
by
the
regular
train
that
day.
James
Simmons
was
fined
125.
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
In
v
city
police
court
tills
morn
ing
I
or
aru&xenseaa.
nuvr
I
-
VIVi
AN"
I'M
CtlTTlN
A
oTEP
CLOSER
TO
!NOlCEiTOM-
6HE
AID
BY.
NOW
YOU
PROSABCY
COULDN'T
COOK
AT
,f
ALL.
NOW
TELL
ME
JUT
WHAT
WERE
Your-DUTIES
AT
THE
ELITES
MANSION?
WEEK
AT
TlltATItE
,
Monday
and
Tueday
.
Clara
Bow
In
"Red
Hair."
Comedy
.
"Campua
CuUea."
Paramount
Ncwa.
4-
f
WeilnrkdJ)
and
Thursday
The
Shepherd
of
the
Hllla.
Comedy.
"Alway
a
OenUeman."
Pathe
Renew.
.
Frklay
and
Saturday
Lon
Chancy
In
"London
At-
ter
Midnight."
Aeeop'n
Film
Fablea.
Merto-Ooldwyn
Newa.
IN
"RED
RAIR"
CLARA
BOW
IS
GOLD
DIGGER
Olan
Bow,
the
vlvnctotii.
lovely
and
startlllag
star
of
"II,"
torn
auule
a
new
American
cosnedy.
Sfee
romps
through
a
series
of
natural
sequeawea
In
a
truly
hilarious
fashion
that
recapuveses
those
who
have
been
previously
ensnared
by
the
Bow
personality
and
Wds
new
hearts
to"d
homage.
In
"Real
Hair."
Clara
Bow
is
truly
the
mad-cap
of
the
soreaa.
She
knows
American
life
and
portray
it
honestly,
yet
humorously.
She
Is
Incased
a
iuvable
and
lovhfg
"gold
dagger."
TRAINED
ANIMALS
IN
MID-WEf!k
PICTURE
Trained
animals
ten
of
them
supplement
the
efforts
of
s
large
and
capable
human
cast
to
contribute
something
dlf-'crent
tor
the
entertainment
of
local
scTcen
patrons
In
The
Shepherd
of
the
Hills."
;
ThU
turn
version
ot
the
Harold
Bell
Wright
novel
produced
by
Charles
R
Rcgers
for
r'ust
Natloaa)
Pictures
is
the
mid-week
attcsctsMt
bete.
Ubert
Rogeii
dlreotetl
the
picture,
with
five
an
lmil
trainer
auppletnenttag
his
efforts
when
animals
were
working
in
the
soenes.
A
bear,
a
deer,
wdtf,
a
racoon,
a
marten,
s
squirrel,
a
dog,
two
males
and
a
hone
represent
the
trained
animals
portion
of
the
cnt
Thousands
of
sheen
and
many
other
domestic
animals
represent
the
animal
"extras"
ol
the
company
STRANGE
SECRETS
OF
SCOTLAND
YARD
SHOWN
IN
LON
CHANEY
PLAY
Btranoe
secret
of
Scotland
Yard
are
bared
m
Lon
Chaney
s
new
Metro-ookl
dyn-Msyer
starring
vehicle,
"London
After
Midnight,"
an
uncanny
mystery
play
directed
by
Tod
Browning.
Chancy
ttiays
a
Scotland
Yard
man
In
an
smax
teg
adveatHF
In
a
haunted
house,
with
Marcellne
Day,
onnrad
Nagel,
Henry
Q.
Watthsll
and
a
notable
east.
A.
Allen,
for
having
liquor
la
a
pub
lic
place,
to
wit
restaurant,
was'
fined
SO.
with
Ue
option
of
thirty
days'
Im
prisonment
by
Magistrate
MoOymont
In
cHy
ponce
court
tbM
morning.
Twos.
Wood
not
me.
tor
the
same
offence,
was
lelmilarly
dealt
with.
Kenneth
Cecil.
Indian,
was
fined
lit
jejid
oasts
with
the
epttoa
t
fourteen
diya'
irnprswmmeat,
in
calf
police
court
this
morning
for
drunkea-
ncsa.
Mrs
Anna
LewU-r
arrived
In
the
dig
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
for
a
vwtt
with
local
friend.
I
Y
llii
I
r
WELL'I'LL
SHOW
HG.R-
OK-
YOO
PKOMfc.
nun
eww
VfLU
HAVE.
THEM
TO
ntkjee
AJO
I'LL
GIVE
ThEM
A
HEAL
OI5H
OF
COKMtu
BEEF
AMU
LDDut
WELL-ON
MOMDAY
THEY
ALWAYS
HAD
FC,M
OFOME
FOR.
OlMMCR.
AKlO
ON
TUESDAY
rl
ALL
FRENCH
J
COOKING
NORWEGIAN
MOVING
n
r
rfn
i
...V
'
.
"IT"
til
-
....
-r
mi
wmi
Srrxc.
Ic
Brim
rt.1.
.rvt
GRANT
MAHOOD
IS
RERE
AGAIN
IOUMF.niA
Wi:iJX
KXOtVX
STKWAKT
MINE
OPKIJATOft
IS
NOW
PK1X-
!
C
ll'.tl,
Ot
IORONTO
rOXTKKX
Orant
Maliood,
formerly
a
promlaeiit
operator
in
the
Stewart
field
and
cow
3DC
of
the
principals
In
the
recently
organised
Alexandra
Gold
Mines
Ltd.,
of
Toronto,
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
ead
of
the
week
en
route
to
Stewart
after
a
vltlt
In
the
Smlthm
district
to
examine
properties'
In
that,
field.
In
which
hi
company
ts
interested.
The
organisation
now
has
the
oa
strolling
interest
form
erly
held
ay
K.
O
Brown
of
Vancouver
In
the
H
viand
Basin
property
In
the
Babice
mountains
and
this
la
one
of
the
properties
which
Mr.
Hahood
Inspected.
The
Alexandria
Oo.
also
owns
cveral
well
located
claims
In
the
Top-ley
flsld
upon
which
It
Is
pmbable
Xit
caesiderBble
work
will
be
carried
oat
hM
PICTURE
MAN
AND
OPERA
SINGER
HERE
la
the
course
of
a
tour
of
America.
Lyder
Belvlg.
Oslo.
Norway,
moving
pic
ture
man.
and
Erik
Bye.
noted
Norwegian
opera
singer,
arrived
in
the
efty
frets
EdatMton
est
Saturday
afternoasi's
train
on
their
way
ts
Ketchikan
and
Petersburg.
Alaska.
In
ail
eittea
of
feaport-anoe
on
the
oonttaeat.
Mr
Setvlg
Is
ex
hibiting
the
feature
moving
picture
"Norwsy
of
Today."
said
to
be
a
very
r.tereetiu
fttao.
whae
Mr
Bye
sings
;
arkoua
Norwagtea
folk
songs
rn
eon-
section
wits
the
exhibition
Met
sei-lf.
president
of
the
local
Lief
Krlckson
Society,
has
bees
attklag
an
effort
to
ave
the
abw
staged
hare
while
Mr
delvig
and
Mr.
Bye
are
in
the
district
Doth
Mr
Selrlg
and
Mr
Bye
are
aeeccn-:nled
by
their
win
ROYAL
CANDIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
miNTE
KtTEttT.
II.C.
Lieut.
W.
Hume.
OonvmsodlBg.
MOXTIII.V
OHMKItx
IOK
AIOIST
.
IlKIMJ
Moaday
Ftsta
8
pm.
to
8
pa.
Instruct
iom
wtH
be
arrangod
accord
lng
to
number
preen
a
Trade.
1VIIAIXR
Instruct
ymr
will
be
grvea
In
boat
pulling
and
nailing
am
rrtday
nlghu.
AXXIMI.
THAIMXO
Period
for
Ms
Onrt
Nee
been
aet.
Ne.
8
From
August
a
to
Sept.
1.
No
10
nm
Sept.
It
to
Sept
30.
Ratinm
should
give
their
names
t
V
In'
rusts.
If
tfetT
wis
to
take
irtther
of
these
period.
No
a.
-Nat
later
thsa
August
No
10
Nat
later
than
August
27.
VACAXCIEW
'
.
There
W
lrlrtl
'tkcilHtt
W
sporyiFrktar.'
pn
9
at
the
nsval
headquarters
W.
HUME.
'
First
Lieut.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
Clif
The
Tramp)
i
During
the
past
week
all
eyes
cava
been
tunted
on
the
Olympic
games
at
Amtej-(lsJxnd
tbt
record
made
by
Ca-
OITHTl!MTV
HKKK
Opportunity
Wesa.
which
starts
tods
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews'
campaign
means
juat
that
s
week
In
which
you
may.
with
a
little
eatort.
gain
the
poaitMn
This
offer
la
good
until
Satwr-
day
night.
August
11,
at
9
in
the
vote
standing
you
deatre.
o'clock,
and
will
not
be
repeated
extended
or
duplicated
at
any
time
during
the
campaign.
You
should
see
the
Campaign
Maaaa
ger
in
The
Daily
Newa
oMce
let
mediately
to
receive
full
de-
tails.
Ptoooe
Mi.
-
aalaa
athletes
has
surprised
the
world.
Vancouver
contributed
ooneMerably
to
thla
success
but
Toronto
made
probably
he
largest
showing
although
there
was
not
on
that
cmrttaguiihed
himeif
or
bereeif
like
the
ted
WHwas.
Speaking
of
this
runner
the
Vancouver
Sun
says'
Percy
WIlManT
Is
Vancouver
own
wortcTs
ehsjapson.
There
Is
no
other
tsrwn
or
city
can
lay
rlasm
to
erea
the
stalest
share
at
the
honor
which
this
fHet-footed.
etean-llvtng
young
athlete
has
brought
to
his
own
hone
town.
Willisana,
winner
of
the
tradlteosul
Ol-
ynpic
laorei
wreath,
waa
barn,
raised
Mbooted
sad
trained
here
has
lived
all
has
Ufa
la
Vancouvtr
aud.
what
a
more,
la
regarded
not
only
as
a
model
athlete,
but
a
aooox
youth
sad
scholar
in
every
sense
of
the
ward."
A
recent
number
of
the
Toronto
Otoee
says:
"Yesterdays
seaatoa
of
to
International
Olympic
rsaumtm
i
at
Amsterdam
decided
that
Iswsafte
thee
wfll
be
ne
aooosr
or
tetnUs
on
the
Ol
ympic
progMia.
and
advaoord
as
the
reason
for
thatr
action
the
rUsastlslir-
tmn
thst
conttnuaUy
arises
over
the
amateur
deanlttoas
In
vogue
in
the
respective
game.
The
free
and
easy
meth
ods
employed
in
the
goveranoa
of
soeswr
and
toe
sUpskwd
tec
ties
of
the
tennis
Jreraiag
bodies,
accentuated
by
toe
Tlsatu
moMent.
are
ineoaapatlMe
with
the
tenets
at
amateurksm
as
denned
sad
raaagnlesd
throughout
the
world
by
the
Interna
tianal
Olympic
Committee
and
the
Olympic
committee
of
the
various
nations.
Here
Is
a
real
chance
tor
la-
sTosk.
The
latter
Is
not
a
recogntaed
Olympic
competitive
spurt,
being
down
on
the
card
as
"demonstratlonal"
only.
Now
it
behooves
England.
Canada,
and
the
UnMed
States,
all
with
lacrosM
teams
at
Amsterdam,
to
convince
the
International
Committee
that
the
Can
adian
national
pastime
l
n
highly
desirable
feature
for
the
Olympics
nf
1932.
which
will
be
held
In
Lou
Angeles.
Here's
an
interesting
baseball
comment
taken
from
the
Victoria
Times.
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"is
Ttkeea
ao
MoU
Ufata.
men.
SKmafeiea.
on.
and
one
Shipwright.
aX
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luBterfe
'
'nt
thst
he
c.n
look
along
Barnes.
Reeves,
Kress
and
Durocher
as
the
beat
young
player
in
the
American
laague
Oils
year,
roxx
and
Reeves
were
round
lest
year,
of
course,
but
they
dedfit
get
enough
work
to
classify
them
as
veterans
By
almost
common
osawat
Pom.
the
great
all-round
kid
of
the
Athletics,
is
rated
an
the
beat
young
atoyer
in
the
league
Bucky
Harris
says
there
Is
no
question
about
it.
sad
next
to
Vain
oomea
hl
vounv
shortstop,
Beeves.
Harris
Ocean
i
orate
so
much
about
Barnes
Borne
of
the
experts
think
Out
Huggint
booted
on
viben
he
didn't
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