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EDITION
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Friday,
September
13,
1929
SAVE
A
CHILD
RfehUv
ejiouerh.
the
school
board
complains
that
the
city
council
has
failed
to
provide
a
sidewalk
on
Sixth
.Avenue
East?
where
dailv
smal'
children,
coming
to
and
from
school,
perforce
in
the
roadway,
dodge
many
motor-vehicles
rushing
over
that
main
arterv.
Tho
board
was
toVl
that
every
day
there
are
hair
raising
escapes
of
children
thffre.
One
of
these
days
it
may
be
something
worse
The
Letter
Box
SIXTH
AVBNTE
123
seventh
Avenue.
W-Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
Editor,
Dallyi
News:
Sept.
12,
1923.
I
was
glad
to
read
in
yesterdays
attending
that
school
are
com
pelted
to
face
on-
the
narrow
roadway
of
Sixth
Avenue
between
McBride
Street
and
Hays
Cove
Circle.
There
must
be
few
'parents
whose
children
go
to
school
by
this
route
who
do
nat
think
that
a
sidewalk
is
urgently
required
on
SJxth
Avenue,
and
there
arc
many
who
dally
anxiously
awaa
thp
return
of
their
little
ones.
Surely
the
elty
will
not
wait
until
some
serious
aeeldent
occurs
before
making
this
roid
safe
for
the
school
children.
In
these
days
of
growing
traffic
It
will
be
little
short
of
a
rnlracle,
if
some
little
one
Is
not
killed
or
maimed
for
life.
If
matters
are
left
as
they
are
at
present.
GEO.
BEVERIDOE.
than
an
escape
If
a
child
or
children
should
be
killed
there
i
white
1
of
New
York
and
starky
of
u
i
i.
i
-j
i.-
i-
it..
i
i
i
wuum
ue
h
great
nue
raiseu
to
prosecute
tne
uniucKy
driver
and
a
great
rush
taken
to
put
in
the
sidewalk.
If
the
city
cannot
see
its
way
clear
to
put
in
a
proper
sidewalk,
it
should
be
possible
to
devise
some
temporary
expedient
to
keep
the
children
out
of
the
road.
Else
that
or
close
the
street
to
motor
traffic
during
the
danger
Twenty-six
Parcels
Sold
ai
Annual
rrovinciai
uovernmenvt
Tax
Sale
yesterday;
'
Proceeds
5930
.38
Of
177
parcels
of
land
advertised
for
sale
at
the
provincial
govern
paper,
that
the
principal
of
Bootnjment
toJC
gale
yesterday.
2G
were
Memorial
Schoql
had
again,
wejp
wJthdrawn
from
sale
brought
to
the
attention
of
thp!tnrougn
payment
0f
taxes,
and
124
school
board,
the
dangers
from
,
rBVerted
to
the
crpwn.
All
26
par-
automooiie
trail
wrucn
tniiaren
;
were
9ol(j
at
te
upt
prices,
period.
It
Should
not
be
necessary
to
point
out
that
a
!
on
Jasper
Park
Lodge
course
will
child's
life,
which
may
be
saved,
cannot
be
reckoned
as
be
piayed
today,
when
Gardiner
white
of
New
York,
v.
a.
Newhaii,
against
the
expense
or
formalities
involved
in
putting
and
Herb
Black
of
Cal-
.i..
aA.
-j
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rm
t-.i
u
j
r
....ii.6
ri.
.i.iBen-Cool
UM)WW.
fluewaiK.
l
ne
scxiooi
uoaru
is
jusiuigu
hi
"-gary
will
meet
In
the
flaal
ellm-
compiami
anu
it
is
nign
time
some
action
were
taKEn
to
inations.
meet
the
situation.
MUST
BE
PROSPERITY
JASPER
GOLF
NEAR
FINALS
Edmonton
Play
Brilliant
Game
JASPER,
Alta..
Sept.
13:
The
seml-flnals
of
the
Totem
Pole
Trophy,
the
golf
classic
of
Western
Canada,
now
being
contested
iftat
txn
j
nrMir
-
r
t;
i.
J
i
..
....
.
.
.....
the
proceeds
of
the
sale
totalling
$950.38.
Provincial
Collector
A.
J.
Lancaster
conducted
the
sale.
Sales
were
as
follows
Lot
871,
range
2,
155
acres
Hugh.
M.
Dlgnam,
72
Queen
Street
West,
Toronto,
Ont.
Lot
1293,
range
3,
160
acres-Raymond
Jager,
c
o
Williams,
Man-sqn
&
Gonzales,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
Lot
1991,
range
4,
160
acres;
Lot
1348,
southeast
quarter,
160
acres,
range
5;
Lot
1449,
range
5,
,116
acres;
Lot
1649,
southeast
quartr,
range
5,
160
acres;
Lot
1679
(ex.
Blks.
1,
8.
9,
Plan
1340),
109.83
acres,
range
5;
Lot
1770,
range
5,
124
'
acres;
Lot-
1971,
range
5,
147.7
acres
Hugh
M.
Dlgnam,
72
Queen
Street,
West.
Toronto,
Ont.
Lot
5114,
southerly
portion,
range
5,
110
acres
James
Cauthers,
Terrace,
B.C.
Lot
5119.
range
5,
161
acres;
Lot
2617
(ex.
Govt.
Road),
Casslar,
160
acres;
Lot
3083,
northwest
quarter,
Q.C.
1..
160
acres;
Lot
399,
Q.C.,
1,
102
acres;
Lot
758,
southwest
quarter,
BJk.
A,
QC
1..
160
acres;
Lot
733,
southwest
quarter,
Q.C,
I.,
160
acres
Hugh
M.
Dlgnam,
72
Queen
Street,
West,
Toronto,
Ont.
Lot
793,
southwest
quarter,
Q.C.
1.,
160
acres
(ex.
Govt.
Road);
Lot
827
A,
southwest
quarter,
Q.C.
I,
160
acres;
Lot
863
A,
northeast
quarter.
Q.C.
I.,
120
acres
Charles
F.
Duke.
.Box
176,
Stewart,
B.C.
Norteast
quarter,
section
4,
Twp.
14,
Q.C.
I.,
J60
acres
Hugh
M.
Dlgnam,
It
Queen
Sreet,
West,
Toronto,
Ont:
Lots
20,
21.
Blk.
4,
Plan
818,
Caj-
,'eatu"
o
r'l'l":
20,
Blk.
7.
Plan
818.
Cas-
MChM
Was
the
battle
fOUght
be-
slar-
t
I.nt
.
22.
nn,
Blk.
a
8.
oi.n
Plan
ant.
905.
no.-
Cas.
tween
Gardiner
White
and
Jack
M.
slarjohn,
watklns,
c
o
M.
Starky
of
Edmonton.
From
the
himAmm.
Prine-
RunerL
sc.
wneiwnen
ut
me
sianuing
01
wjwwm
iu
uirKS,
presiu-1
dqu
piayea
a
oruuani
orana
l
jj
J3ik.
1$.
Plan
905,
Casslar
onUof-the
Canadian
Chamber
-qf-
Commerce
and
one
of;0
ko1
and
although
white
onieiTOth'gtewa;BCf
Canada's
leading
business
men,
tells
you
that
Canada's
bf
hree
a"d1on!:
s4tarky
.
'al
Lot
20.
Bik.
44,
Plan
oss.
casslar
totaMrade
stands
fifth
among
the
nations
of
the
wqrrd..S
cjo
m.
m.
fW
l,n
iha
t,iA
W
flM.
fM,la
hUnnX'A
Kme
ancLW?
d"vm?
.a.nd
Stephens.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
the
best
in
the
world
per
capita,
there
is
nothing
else
for
itioarjnark.
He
was
in
the
lead.
us
to
conclude
than
that
Canada
is
not
doing
so
badly
af-
one
up
at
the
s,xtn-
but
stymied
S3IITHEKS
ter
all;
in
spite
r
of
occasional
howls
of
blue
ruin
welmay
,
""C5e"
"
,1
.
L
and
the
match
v
!
Lnole
ne
even.
ne2,t;
,
.
-
,
,
n
,
fHe
lost
the
next
three'
and
halved
incre
can
uc
nu
ganihajiug
tne
lact
triat
smmua
as
the
next
three,
won
the
four-
George
Oultqn
has
resumed
the
(management
and
operation
of
the
!
Woodlawn
dalrv
here
which
for
Whole
is
Very
prosperous
today.
There
may
be
sections
of
i
teenth.
to
cut
the
lead
against:
the
past
year
or
so
has
been
I11
the
country
that
have
not
experienced
that
prosperity
in
down
to
two.
He
lost
the
1
charge
of
Mr.
ouiton's
son
and
as
great
degree
as
others.
With
a
general
improvement
j
?e5Ct-
7he
Bad
and
wa,jBcrt
Roth
in
partnership.
The
lat-
continuing,
however,
there
can
be
nt
doubt
that
a
parts
SSJTA
'!5f
slx:'ra?.f!tirr.the
busln
of
the
Dominion
wi'l
eventually
feel
it.
Prosperity
is
in!starky
took
the
hole.
The
finish
I
me
air
in
Lanaaa
loaay.
came
at
the
seventeenth
when
-
White
took
a
four
and
Starky
MR.
BENNETT
KNOWS
No
doubt
if
there
were
a
Liberal
government
in
nower
needed
a
five.
in
British
Columbia
and
a
Conservative
in
Ottawa,
Hon.'wa
ta
doub
for
most
oi
tne
wa
R.
B.
Bennett
would
not
sav
that
the
British
Cnlnmhm
There
never
was
a
dull
minute
during
the
match
and
the
result
fJewhall
defeated
F.
Hopkins
6f
Doukhobor
nroblem
was
n
nnmfnfnn
nml
nnt
n
nrnvino.'ol
I
york.
by
six
and
five.
1
Black
a
problem
that
is
already
proving
mute
difficult
enough.
low
caigarian,
j.
l.
Ben.
l.
a.
Mr.
Bennett
knows
very
wel1
that
it
is
the
duty
of
the
WaUh
of
caigpry.
tj.
McDonald
of
provinces
or
the
localities
to
enforce
the
Jrw
and
to
prose-
j
winnipee.
a.
straith
of
victoria
cute
people
who
refuse
to
send
their
children
to
school,
a?d
A
McKinnon
of
Edmonton
.burn
down
buildings
and
st-age
nude
parades.
Who
may
h?wrSf
2?
have
been
responsible
for
the
Doukhobors
being
here
has
I
Lowrk
7$
wSnipeg
Tve
and
.
nothing
to
do
with
the
matter
and
it
wquld
only
be
pre-!
McDonald
defeated
o.
m.
schioss
sumption
on
the
part
of
the
federal
authorities
if
they
01
New
York
three
and
two.
stepped
in
unless,
of
course,
they
might
be
asked.
'
stra,th
won
Hm
a.
Louty
of
When
Attorney
Genera!
Pooley
has
exhausted
all
other
llZ"
the
Il,ne
e!lth.
hoh
means
of
dealing
with
the
situation
and
feels
he
mu
re-
TT:
sort
to
that
extreme,
he
may
then
seek
tb
have
the
Douk-
of
Winnipeg
to
earn
his
bracket
hobors
deported.
Then
the
matter
will
have
taknn
nn
fori.
I
Walsh
vs.
McDonald
and
straith
eral
aspect
and
will,
no
doubt,
be
dealt
with
by
Ottawa
on
!
vs-
McKlnnn
a"
the
pairings
to
its
merits.
RADIO
RECOMMENDATIONS
Even
more
far
reaching
than
might
have
been
expected
are
the
recommendations
that
have
been
made
by
the
federal
Royal
Commission
named
to
investigate
the
radio
situation
in
Canada.
Apparently,
the
commission
has
gone
right
to
the
bottom
of
things
and
has
decided
that
if
improvements
are
to
be
eventually
carried
out
right,
it
might
as
we!l
be
now.
That
it
would
be
to
the
best
interests
of
radio
receivers
ar
least
to
have
Canadian
radio
broadcasting
controlled
by
one
big
concern
in
many
ways
seejns
evident.
It
would
be
a
big
matter,
however,
which
would
have
to
be
proceeded
with
slowly.
One
of
the
dangers
is
that
it
might
become
cumbersome.
No
doubt,
there
will
have
to
be
much
more
discussion
of
this
matter
before
any
attempt
is
made
to
put
the
recommendations
of
the
commission
into
operation.
"
i
m
ii
An
Atlanta
man
spoiled
a
robbery
by
dropping
'
his
money
in
a
mail
box.
Many
people
have
used
this
method
to
spoil
home-town
merchants.
decide
the
finalists.
Dr.
Campbell
of
Winnipeg,
and
H.
E.
Molson
of
Montreal
will
meet
In
the
final
of
the
third
flight,
the
former
hav
Orlebar
Equals
Tuesday
Record
But
Falls
to
Go
Faster
Than
355
Miles
an
Hour
at
Calshot,
England
CALSHOT,
England,
Sept.
12.
Attaining
practically
the
same
speed
of
more
than
355
miles
an
hour
established
on
Tuesday,
Squadron
Orlebar,
leader
of
the
British
Schneider
Cup
team,
yesterday
equalled
the
record
but
failed
to
set
a
new
one.
Flannelette
sheets,
12-4
size.
$2.75,
Wallace's.
Members,
of
the
Junior
stock
ludzlne
team
representing
the
Bulklcy
Valley
won
high
honors
at
the
New
Westminster
Exhibi.
Hon
last
week,
being
awarded
first
prize
In
the
field
Judging
class
and
bringing
home
the
Ag
ronomy
Cup
and
gold
medals
in
competition
with
teams
from
all
sections
of
the
province.
In
poultry
judging,
;Byron
Greene
won
first
prize
In
the
individual
com
petition
and
the
Bulkley
Valley
representatives
were
placed
third
In
the
team
Judging
class.
Mem
bers
of
the
team
which
was
In
charge
of
S.
S.
Phillips
of
Smith-ers
were
B.
H-
Greene
and
W.
H.
Greene
of
Quick
and
Robert
Don
aldson
of
Telkwa.
Anglican
clergymen
and
laity
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
have
been
meeting
In
Smlthers
during
the
last
few
days
to
discuss
the
affairs
of
the
dio
cese
Smlthers
merchants
are
paying
tho
farmers
$2.10
per
hundred
tng
eliminated
L.
Oroen
and
Uicllor
and
$2.25
for
wheat,
t
latter
S.
May.
-t
R.
J.
Jannack
sustained
painful
injury
to
his
eye
on
Sunday
morn
ing
when
his
car,
driven
by
his
nephew,
Cecil
Jannack,
failed
to
make
the
bridge
on
,
a
curve
be
tween
Burns
and
Decker
Lakes.
The
car
was
badly
.
twisted
but
nobody
else
Myas
hurt.
Raymond
Morart
has
returned
to
Edmonton
to
resume
his
studies
at
the
University
of
Alberta
Miss
F.
Eyans
R.H-
arrived
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
to
take
over
the
duties
of
matron
of
the
Smlthers
Hospital.
Dr.
A.
F.
Dunn,
who
spent
the
summer
here,
left
this
week
for
Montreal
were
e
wjl
resume
his
studies
at
McOlll
University.
London's
distinguished
beauty
expert
Mme.
JACOBSON
V,
tells
how
to
keep
skin
lovely
"J
tell
my
clients
to
use
only
the
soap
blended
of
palm
and
olive
oihFalmolivc
It
provUles
that
absolute
shin
cleanliness
tchich
must
be
the
foundation
of
beauty."
1112
Dovii
Srurr,
London,
W.
1
AFTER
22
jem'
experience
as
f
beauty
dictator
to
Roytlry
and
London's
aristocricy.MadimeJacob-son
turns
to
one
of
the
simplest
of
all
beauty
treatments
for
home
use.
"To
enable
my
clients
to
safeguard
their
complexions-to
retain
radiant
skin
texture,"
says
Madame
Jacobson,
"I
provide
them
with
my
own
special
Skin
Food
Cxerocto
be
used
at
night
and
I
ask
them
to
use
my
famous
Skin
Tonic
after
cleansing
the
skin.
"I
then
urge
them
to
use
no
soap
other
thanJPfltDolive.At
the
same
time,
I
warn
i
heni
ofsll
the
harsh
effects
of
soip's
'not
made
exclusively
of
these
oUs
.
,
Leading
specialists
advise
the
Palmolive
method
of
skin
are
wherever
beauty
culture
is
practiced.
The
method
they
use
is
that
subscribed
to
by
Madame
Jacobson.
This
treatment,
night
and
morning,
make
a
creamy
lather
of
Palmolive
Soap
and
warm
water.
With
both
hands
massage
this
well
into
the
skin
two
minutrs,allowing
it
tp
penetrare
into
the
pores.
Then
rinse,
first
with
warm
water,
gradually
with
colder.
MadameJicobson,inherLJwi
salon;
Liiu
Cavalieri,
in
Paris;
Pcssl,
in
Vienna;
Elise
Bock,
in
Brrw-all
over
the
world
specialists
in
beauty
care
recommend
Palmolive.
Start
using
it
tonight.
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