Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
'IhUi.so.ay,
May
17,
1931
7V
I
Atlin
Member
is
Stewart
Visitor
hotel
arrivals
Oh
Yeh
!
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son
11
'Anyone
Can
Do
OHNNIE
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II
lCP
Prince
Rupert
N.
R.
McCarvill,
C.
G.
Evans,'
H.
P.
Cahill.
P.
S.
Bonney,
M.
;
P.
Parkinson,
A.
Van
Snellen-;
berg,
Ian
McCloy,
Rain
Haig'
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Buchanan,
Vancouver;
W.
A.
Whistler,
Priest
River,
Idaho;
R.
E.
Noble
...
.tiuievy
!
Tribute
to
Sanitarian
L'nit
Board
of
Health
Regrets:
Departure
Of
Arniine
Cm
Plaice
Rupert
and
District
Unit
Board
of
Health
regretfully
said
goodbye
at
its
quarterly
meeting
yesterday
to
Armlne
Boas,
fanitarian
here
for
the
past
four
yean.
Mr.
Boas
leav?s
tonight
for
a
new
post
at
Nelson.
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell.
chairman
cf
the
board,
voiced
r.'gret
at
Mr.
Boas'
departure.
He
had
worked
her
under
a
lot
of
handicaps
and
he
had
been
criticl-zf.d
but
"we
believe
Mr.
Boas
carried
out
liU
work
to
th
best
ol
his
ability
and
that
he
had
STEWART
Visiting
here
over
the
end
of
last
week.
Frank
C
aider,
MLA
for
Atlin.
went
into
the
situation
knowing
the
closing
down
of
thi-
government
agency
and
the
d(partment
of
public
works
offices.
The
member
also
looked
into
the
scindi-tlon
of
the
antiquated
Superior
School
building
with
a
view
to
the
oossibility
of
erecting
a
rww
ind
mire
up-to-date
building
vfi.
Cald'T
will
endeavor
to
have
l-on.
W.
T.
Straith,
minister
of
8
It"
Dr.
Morton
Only
10
per
cent
of
the
brain
power
is
used
in
everyday
life
by
the
ordinary
person
but,
by
concentration
and
training,
it
is
possible
to
develop
thi
memory
?o
a
to
perform
such
remarkable
feats
as
he
himself
displays,
Dr.
Robert
(Tex)
Morton,
noted
Australian
psychologist,
who
is
visiting
the
city,
told
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
The
blindfolded
Dr.
Morton
then
went
to
work
to
give
an
impressive
display
of
his
and
J.
T.
Walmsley,
Tacoma;
W.
J.
Clark,
Seattle;
Mrs.
L.
G.
Skinner,
Copper
River;
G.
E.
Lamb,
Hoquaim,
Washington;
E.
T.
Hankey,
New
Westminster.
l
,
.
'
'
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?
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t
1
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advert
's-
-
J
TEETHING
WITHOUT
TEARS
At
firrt
Ritm
of
ffvprinh
retlewTWM
give
Baby's
Own
Tablet.
It's
wonder-fill
the
way
they
relieve
fev?r
ami
help
baby
gpt
restful
comfort.
'
No
"slfepy"
ituff
no
dull
in
k
effect.
Fine,
too.
for
quirk
relief
f
diwentive
upsetii,
cftntliliation
and
other
simple
ill
iwinkH
tn
n
TOnvrl'
if
rt-
Bitrd.In
use
forwtr
r,Uycai
3
Only
300.
education,
come
here
to
view
the
rtuatlon
at
first
hand.
M.
.
calder
also
paid
a
brief
dune
much
in
the
best
interest
,
visit
to
Pivmier
while
in
the
district.
flavin?
finwn
here
by
Qucu,
Charlotte
Airlines.
Mr.
Caldt
r
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Oamoun
on
Tuesday.
loin
HM-
JL
Sill
Omni
SUOTI
V
1
I
.liM.
Blcmlcd
"
own
faculties
of
memory.
Dr.
Morton
then
turr.ci
marksman
with
a
.22
rifle,
shcollng
out
the
flame
of
a
candle,
breaking
pieces
of
chalk
attached
to
the
fingers
of
an
assistant,
cutting
a
fly-lnsr
string
and
halving
an
edgewise
playing
card.
Highlight
of
the
performance
was
when
Alf
Rivett
allowed
a
cigarette
to
be
shot
out
of
his
mouth.
President
Don
Forward
was
in
the
chair
and
Harold
Ly-num
of
Ten
ace
was
a
guest.
U
the
iieuiin
or
Prince
Rupert."
f
formal
vole
cf
acceptance
with
regret
of
Mr.
Boas'
resignation
was
made.
No
successor
has
yet
been
named
to
Mr.
Boas
and
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
medical
health
olfi-saw
this
as
a
serious
situa-t
on
in
view
of
the
urgency
of
e-nUriuous
sanitary
inspection
service
In
Pr'w
Rupert.
The
board
is
taking
th
matter
Jpr
loruia
1
1
v
1
I
a
:
i
ii
stevar
NEWS
Mini
in
Scot
Mint
OI.nl.
HiVt
.
WALKER
SONS
ITO,
:0rd
Whisky
Oilfillers
,AIN0CK,
SCOTIANB
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
Tit
Take
Out
1
1"
Lodies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
n
'"it
h
the
provincial
Board
of
George
Bunn
has
been
busy
niM'intnr
is
nol
published
't
by
the
Mtjiior
Control
r
Ijv
i
In-
tiovenimt'iit
of
yismitiiJi.
I
Tne
Coppermine
P-ive;
In
tl'i
:
"
I
f
J
)
Phone
649
Nc
thwest
Territories
flow,
LOITIITlOQOrG
Ldie
1
220
Sixth
St
with
his
.small
garden
tract.ir
I
",ial,-n
with
a
view
to
expediting
plow.DK
and
cultivating
gardens
lhe
appointment
"f
M.
Boas
for
W.
J.
Crawford,
Roy
stwrp
j
BUCCPSSor-
and
Nick
Gillof.
Very
little
rain
j
Ml
.
Boas
has
aim
resigned
the
has
fallen
so
far
but.
In
spite
of
p''3
position
he
held
as
city
that,
the
gardens
au
showing
I
plumbing
inspector.
steady
progress.
There
is
still
.
quite-
a
bit
of
sn:;w
back
in
the
i
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
aocut
Da
nines
irum
ne-.'.r
-
-
1
Great
Slave
Lake.
.
mm
mmmtmmmm
-)
"
'-
m
Ijt
ban.
iiif.
'
vnv
J?
i
,
...
-.
.
i
..
.
-
-
hills
and
it
is
anticipated
that,East
at
11:15
daylight
time,
is
A
A,
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
be
later
than
the
season
will
usual.
MAN
OF
1-ARTS
Canada's
much-talented
Gcvernor-General
revealed
an
aotitude
for
log-sawing
when
he
visited
a
forestry
exhibition
at
Hull,
Que.
(CP
PHOTOi
time..
NEW!
S
EXCITING
!
STRIKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL!
ORD'S
Stewart
Tennis
Negro
Show
John
Yelich.
an
employee
of
Nick
Benkovich,
was
brought
to
town
from
thv;
logging
camp
suffering
from
an
Injury
to
his
fOt.
S..'
Godf
ey
Knellcr,
famous
Eritish
painter
who
died
in
H23,
j
studied
for
the
army
before
be-I
ccniing
a
famous
ai
r-
Club
Organized
jnd
er
hre
The
Stewa-'t
branch
of
the
!
STEWART
The
annual
meet-
Recent
Diesentation
in
Piinc-
Canadian
Legion
are
busy
mak-
Ing
of
the
Stewart
Tennis
Club
Rupert
of
a
Negro
entertainm-.
ni
-
I
mm.
at
in
null
uuui
ONSUL
ing
preparations
for
the
annual
wac
h
id
on
Sunday
at
the
home
B'oup
w
Sm
c;
itkized
by
the
Kuw-Empire
Day
dance
which
will
be
j
of
Mrs.
F.
H.
Lewis.
There
was
men
at
their
meeting
last
night
held
this
year
in
the
M
w.se
Hall
'
a
good
attendance
of
old
and
and
advice
to
this
eliect
will
be
on
Wednesday,
May
23.
j
nsw
members.
Officers
elected
wired
to
the
district
governor.
1
j
Icr
1951
were:
'
It
all
started
with
a
letter
irom
PREMIER
NEWS
r
President-Mrs.
F.
H.
Lewis.
."If
Cheniainus
Ki.israen
Club
who
complained
that
although
it
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Kneison
L'Ktary-T
'
had
booked
the
Harmo"y
Kin?s
r
e
a
s
u
r
e
r
-
Mel
left
last
week
for
a
h
;!lday
trip
I
cence"
I
for
a
Prfcse'ltaun
several
weelts
to
Vancouver.
Returning
north.
!
,
r.
...
.
ago
and
had
wld
tickets
for
th"
:Ql"
.S
a
1"
I
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
1!
!
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
i
jii-'tftt
V
I
Sec
it
soon
ot
i
Parker
Ltd.
thc
will
spend
a
week
in
Prince
i
D
V
i,
.
U
.',
f
ieVPnt-
the
group
"neve,-
showed
pultun
uiiu
iivm.up
-
and
leit
the
club
holding
Rupert.
nuuuison.
ihp
hni?
"
i
MONARCH
DEALERS
ice
Rupert,
B
C.
Mrs.
L.
Prest
of
Vancouver
is
visiting
here
with
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
aiid
Mrs.
Ottc
Hornell.
Repairs
to
the
court
fence
are
i
As
Chemainus
unflerstood
th?
In
the
hands
of
Gjorge
Sanvido.
entertainers
were
to
play
in
The
members
are
full
of
en-
i
Prince
Rupert,
the
club
southt
thusiasm
and
are
planning
an
;
help
to
contact
them.
Prince
Ru
active
season.
pert
club
thought,
if
the
d!itri
governor
wr.
-e
advised,
further
such
disappointments
could
be
avoided
by
a
blanket
plum.
Johnson's
f
P.
rem
ic
r
Si03
CANADA
DEPARTMENT
OF
ACililCULTUKn
Jlc
11U
on
ori
cl'S
Prairie
Farm
Rehnblliuulon
Act
U
applitr
lor
Ola-Coal
tlx
l.lt
yoti
wan
floor
I
ifonomg
up)
PREMIER
Mother
s
Dav
was
tenders
observed
last
Friday
when
moth-!
St,lle
tenders
win
be
received
by
Prpmiprl,he
"''
2:00
o'clock
pr,
ers
were
w
.t,
guests
.1
at.
rremier
p
m.,
R,.Ria
Tui,p,
Tuesday.
Juue
s.
school
.all
the
pupils
111
the
19ol.
for
Are
2,
Contract
-C"
ot
U10
school
taking
part
In
a
program
rmooet
Valley
in-cmmmion
Project.
The
work
la
located
near
Pembrtou
!to
honor
th
mothers.
Under'
!
direction
CI
tne
teacher,
F.
Mam-
,
Tne
followlni;
are
the
main
Items
chur,
Grades
1.
and
2
pupils
of
'orlt
nd
tUe
approximate
qwnu
ties
of
each:
J
presented
a
skit
which
was
fol
WIMXJSUHUM
C$L
'
j
ll
jl
Jl
A
Flavour
is
the
least
expensive
and
I
fj
I
OW8!
yet
the
most
sought
after
feature
of
I
I
r5T'v
I
every
meal.
A
dash
of
Heinz
Tomato
I
I
1
1
f
I
'
JC'fe
Ketchup
costs
next
to
nothing,
but
I
p4
ll4kilN7
117-11
W
V
whether
UBed
as
a
sauce
or
in
cook-
I
fJ
B
C
'
I
lX
II
I
"
7?WS-
ing,
it
gives
a
zestful
lift
to
any
meal.
I
M
I
I
ggg-
pWWy.
fn
.
That
is
why
7
out
of
10
shoppers
in
I
J
IJ
IVI
A
fYl
I
MODi-ilN
ZZZZ?'''"
kFTruLn
PLUMBING
l
ZZrrZr
izH
is
a
wise
investment,
in
IT
r
$7
ll
iMO-
'
terms
cf
family
heallh
and
i""'
I
rJl"-
J
Cl
HEINZ
CkSiSam
twrio
:
Call
Blue
846
-A
t
e
-
plumbing
HEMTottuitbgcace
ftFa
7:
Ah1t.LC
"
I
1
HEINZ
cWgx
"1
lowed
by
recitations
ana
songs.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
Canal
excavation
36.000
cu.
yd.
Embankment
91.500
cu.
yd.
Rm'k
rlpntp
17,000
ur.ls.
Rock
hauling
and
placing
68.000
ton
-mi
les.
Timber
Hood
bos
36
5
MFI3M.
Plans,
specitlcalions
and
tender
WMMlfful;Y
handy
I
long
handle
hacpf
yv
off
your
kncei.
Fluffy
cnvnilla
pad
tprvodt
Gla-Coal
tmaolhty,
avsnly,
qukkly.
Pad
tlipt
by
tlie
pupils
and
each
mother
i
received
a
gift.
The
Junior
Red
Cross
presi-
out
for
aoiy
wathmg.
May
b
utd
ogam
ond
jVv
OQoin
ft"-
dent,
Wayne
Castle,
conducted
from
the
undersigned"
at
his
office
in
the
meeting,
asssist
-d
by
the
Re'ina.
sask..
or
from
the
p.f.k.a.
secretary,
Jean
Smurthwaite.
,
omce.
victoria
Avenue,
Kuminoos.
Todo
ay
.
gal
can
Janian'
SaH
1
C..I
,
,,,!
ric.
,
mmi
ih,
CMa'Caataf
I
tpailal
law
pilial
I
t
a.Kj..
upon
ine
aepo.su
01
i
en
uol
Billy
Thompson
was
elected
lars
cash
fio.ooi.
or
a
certined
i-"r
th
Hinount
oayuble
new
health
officer
for
the
school.
the
Receiver
General
or
Canada,
waich
uvpa'
it
will
b-
j-odc?m:ibi
upon
the
return
of
the
plans
an.t
spec
HI
rat
it
jus
hi
jjood
oraer
witiiui
month
after
tenders
have
elc
.t
J
The
lowest
or
any
tender
Is
-lot
necessarily
accepted.
By
Oriler
L.
B
Tliomwn,
Director.
P
F.K
A.,
910
Mc(.M-m-hnl
Builcltn
Ht-Hlna,
Sask.
LADIES'
SPUN
NYLON
ANKLE
SOCKS
'
.
Assorted
colours;
lastex
tops.
Easy
to
wash.
!
Will
not
shrink.
Extra
long
wearing,
-f
Priced
at
PAIR
JLVV
,
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
Subs
manufactured
by
one
of
the
leading
hosiery
mills.
Evening
sheer
texture,
51-gtiape.
New
Spring
shades,
dark
seams.
A
Sizes
8'2
to
U
PAIR
jL00
REMNANTS
Dropcry
Upholstering
and
Slip
Covering
1
to
10-yard
lenqrhs
Tiour
chancj
to
purchase
a
useful
length
for
any
purpose
yor
may
require,
all
priced
by
the
length,
AT
GREATLY
REIH'CKH
PRICES
TO
CLEAR.
ALL
NYLON
LADIES'
PANTIES
.
LADIES'
VELVET
CORD
SLACKS
1.59
White
only.
Sizes
S-M'L.
9,95
Fine
walo.
Grey,
Wine,
Green.
Sizes'
12
to
20
PAIR
PAIR.
Witt
last
years
Go
on
over
old
roof
Are
fire-resistant
Come
in
many
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
Grey,
Green.
Yellow.
Fin."
poplin
t?A
wtave.
-Sizes
S-M-L.
EACH
t''V
(.
i.jpp
styles
Besides
Asphalt
Shingles
your
Barren
Dealer
has
com
MEN'S
T-SIISRTS
Values
up
to
2.95.
Various
colors.
All
sizes.
Clearing
at
...,i:
t
EACH
LADIES'
VELVET
CORD
SKIRTS
Green,
Wine,
Red,
Copper.
Q
(TA
Sizes
12
to
16
O"
LADIES'
VELVET
CORD
BOLEROS
Green,
Wine,
Red,
Copper.
(
JA
Sb.es
14
and
16
0v
RAYON
SILK
PANTIES
Maisc.
Pink,
Blue
and
pair
-4
A
A
White
A
lor
46
SUNNI-WEB
CURTAIN
FABRIC
CHAMFAIGNE,
OYSTER,
NfLE
GREEN,
Crystal
Sheer
"Cellanese"
fabric
.
YARD
Marquisette
and
Plastic
Cottage
Sets.
Assorted
patterns.
Ready
to
hang
SET
,59
plete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
and
weatherproohng
materials
98c
2.95
MEN'S
SHIRTS
ond
SHORTS
Barrett
company,
limited
Good
quality
Bulbrigg4r
knit.
65c
Sizes
S-M-I..
GARMENT
9250
Oak
Street..
Vancouver,
B.C.
.R.7?Tfr
ceVour
building
problems
to
your
Barrett
Dealer