'r.
S
Tuuay,
June
2d,
1S31
V-
1
1.
f
GARAGE
HELPER
rtrs
7
Nursing
Fees
Je3L
Morton
WANTED
r
1
;
j
j
In
Calgary
rYQ
DOOSieQ
!
-fc
Washing
Cars
Chow
Mein
Tx
M.rton.
rhe
hypr.ctisi,
Khop
Suey
-
lilled
Civb
who
repeatedly
the
Open
i
p
.
-
:
.
;
!
V.NCOUVER
The
filtered
jfjentrp
ln
prlRfe
Rune
-t-has
Repairing
Tires
f"
Niire;C.
Association
of
British
,wn
d0?n(?
pretty
fair
ii
Cal?av
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Coiumbia,
at
iu
annual
conen-
74,
Herald
say
In
psirt:
k
General
Clean-up
l
e-.j
i
r""f.
"
r"
i
f
r
.
r
4
-
outside
Order
Phoflt
133
j
tlon
or.
Saturday,
announced
"Mix
9
little
(wboy
sint;in';
plan
for
Increasing
all
nursing
sharp
shootins?
that
rt
Not
Afraid
to
Work
j
i.
rrWf-
fees.
time
wasn't
too
)harp
and
then
m
t
The
special
nursing
fee
would
throw
tn
a
!ish
of
hypnotis.11
'nereased
from
$8
to
$10
per
for
m-ire
than
good
me-asun
yo
i
Rupert
Motors
Limited
day
with
$15
for
twelve
h-ors
tome
up
with
a
program
that
I"
,"5
M."
and
$16
for
resident
service.
designed
for
an
audience
tna'.
!l;
C1IRY3LEI1,
PLYMOUTH.
FARGO
DISTRIBUTORS
The
basic
rate
for
full
time
at
first
was
skeptical
buy
is
s.0.1
4
i
duty
In
ruispitals
will
by
inereas-
Won
over."
ed
from
$175
to
$200
per
month.
-
r
Small
Change
at!
nn
VANCOIVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p
m.,
Coqultlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
1
kl.l(
E
ARM,
SliVTSKi
.i.mj
jlJLlUliLJllULCS!
ML
iTerraca
Scarce
I
TERRACE
Thij
awn
m
unity
te
faced
with
a
shortage
of
small
change
.especially
penni's.
8ev-:
eral
business
places
couldn't
get
any
rne-renfc
pieces
from
their,
bank
Saturday
and
by
8
111c
a
i
thf!
situation
was
"much
v.'orse."
j
One
restaurant
sent
an
em-
!
ployee
scurrying
around
for
kid-
dies'
bunks
trom
which
to
eollect
;
i
pennies
and
small
change
for
j
bills.
I
"My
nephew
had
a
plfe'Sy-bank
and
my
siiter
had
another,"
the
r
r
f()KT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
KlK
NOKTII
Ul
tN
(IIAIU.OTTK
ISLANDS
s.
Coiilt!um
June
8
and
22
9
p
m.
FOK
HOllTH
QI
KKN
CII4KI.OTTK
ISI.ANIi
(
Vliiinuiii,
June
15
and
2d
p.m.
I
RANK
J.
SKINNER
prince
Rupert
ARent
ilrd
Avenue
Plnine
50f
UOf-A-LOJfO
CASSIDY'S
arrival
at
Prince
Rinerl
on
Union
steamship
Chilcotin
was
greeted
by
nune'reds
of
children
and
adults,
too,
and
wh
ic
the
steamer
docked
"Hoppy"
leaned
over
the
bridge
rail
to
tos
handfuis
of
aluminum
disc
r
uvenirs
to
his
admirers
Hoppy
and
his
wife
are
travelling
under
their
correct
name
of
Mr.
a
id
Mrs.
William
Boyd
and
were
ln
Prince
Rupert
last
niRht
on
the
Chiloatin.
BIRD'S-EYE
CUT
FOR
EXTRA
FLAVOUR
-
EXTRA
MILDNESS
I
waitress
said.
The
two
"banks"
'
I
help.'d
relieve
the
shortage.
The.
famous
Scottish
botantsij
WOMEN
ON'LY
John
Hutton
Balfour
was
akn)
Th
Mrtrtha
Wa;'nint.on
Col-clean
of
medicine
at
Edinburgh
lege
for
Wcmen
wai
founded
in
University
faj
30
years.
i
1358
at
Abingdon,
Virginia.
Farewell
to
Timmy'
Lee
A
farewell
dinner
party
was
;
tendered
James
L.
Lee,
retiring
i
manager
of
Atlln
Fisheries
here
!
for
muny
years,
in
the
Broad-
way
Cafe
last
evening.
The
funt-:
tion
was
arranged
by
the
new
I
manager,
Harold
Thorn,
at
the
instance
of
S.
M.
Rosenberg,
cal
moving
pictures
one
depicting
the
halibut
filiiii"
trip
of
a'
beattle
schooner
to
Alaska
waters
&nd
the
other
a
colorful
.story
of
the
Eraser
River
sock-eye
with
particular
reference
to
lilt
prty
1
inn
mi'i
uirus
nn1
lli
rf
THE
BIST
j
fflCM
QUaIityW
president
of
Canadian
Fishing
;
,...
rt,a
.,.,,.,
,
,h
rr
Co.,
the
parent
concern.
Mr
itiver.
British
Columbia
Distillery
Company
Limited
is
building
a
world-wide
export
trade
Rosenberg
was
unable
to
be
present
in
person
but,
'ro:n
Vancouver,
sfnt
an
impressive
letter
of
tribute
to
Mr.
Lee.
The
happy
family
of
Canadian
f'islnn;;
Co.
employees,
with
wuom
Mr.
Lee
had
worked
so
lonj
and
by
whom
he
is
so
sincerely
esteemed
and
respeetej,
was
joined
by
many
friends
in-cluding
various
uiticials
associated
with
the
fisheries.
C.
E.
HtESIDENT'S
TRIBUTE
I
Afler
lull
justice
had
been
i
done
to
a
splendid
banquet
re-'
past,
Mr.
Salter
opened
the
pro-lecedings-
with
introduction
of
j
several
old
and
new
ofticials
ol
the
company
and
called
upn
Haroki
Thorn
to
read
Mr.
Roen-
berg's
letter.
The
president
cf
;
Canllsco
relened
to
Mr.
Lee'd
i
(Ua:iliea
of
f.J:;,icily,
alm
and
Craftsmanship
,
7
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
for
BC
Canadian
Whisky
Your
Printing
Problems
Suiter,
veteran
Skeena
River;"'"-
"'-
u-..u..c..
cannery
manager
rilON'F.
234
V,
was
a
genial
chairman
and
master
01
ceiemdhici.
Over
50
the
entire
history
of
the
com-
j
pany.
He
htld
the
deep
aflee-
j
tion
of
all
with
whom
he
ind
!
hppw
a&.s.r.finfinn
liMfl
hl.i
linT
mm
Dibb
Printing
Co.
BESNER
BLOCK
FRANCE
TRANSJORDAN
Numerous
speeches.
In
praise
,
fien(,ship
aml
ioyah
construe-
of
Mr.
Lee's
line
qualities
as
a.
Uve
and
sound
management
Iriend
and
executive
were
ma1ewould
,W1B
remembered.
Mr.
i
as
widespread
expressions
of
re-
Rosenbt,r?
wa.,
happy
td
an-
!
I
1
Hi,.
"
tret
were
voiced
at
his
forth
nounee
tiiat,
while
lie
was
re-
5-
3
1.1r-rf.
'
Today
the
British
Columbia
Distillery
Co.,
Ltd.,
is
exporting
BC
.
Canadian
Whisky
to
many
countries
throughout
the
world
including
France,
Mexico,
Brazil,
Iran,
Iraq
and
Lebanon.
The
company,
is
proud
that
its
export
programme,
carrying
the
name
name
British
lintisn
Columbia
Columbia
to
to
the
the
far-flung
far-flung
corners
corners
of
of
the
the
world,
world,
enables
enables
it
'lt
t0
to
play
Play
3n
an
increasingly
increasiny
important
important
role
role
in
in
the
the
economic
economic
development
development
of
of
the
the
province
province...
.
.
.
more
more
jobs
jobs...
.
.
.
larger
larger
payrolls
payrolls..
.
.
'.greater
.
greater
purchasing
purchasing
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
power
...
all
of
which
provide
a
better
living
for
all
British
Columbians.
coming
departure
from
the
city.
tlring
Mr
Lee
wollld
co,uinje
Best
wishes
were
extended
to
I
)f
r''
I
Mrff
I
",
h,
If
as
a
consultant
and
adviser
to
j
;
the
company.
i
!
In
presenting
the
certificate
,
for
the
deep-freeze
unit
on
be
-
j
.
half
of
the
company,
Harold
'
Thorn
acknowledged
tint,
in
Mr.
s
-J
.
...,
-
.
rr-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
for
their
future
in
the
new
home
at
Ganges,
Suit
Spring
Island,
for
whicn
they
will
ie.ve
next
month
to
live
in
retirement.
Several
fine
gifts
were
also
presented
a
nme-cubic-fojt.
deep
freeze
unit
from
the
Canadian
FiHliinn
Co.,
a
.set
of
pipes
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Wholesale
Fish
Deadens'
Association
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association;
a
slate
tolem
pule
from
Mr.
and
Lee's
aepariuie,
a
line
inena
!
and
good
adviser
was
leaving.
I
The
set
of
pipes
was
presented
,
by
Charles
E.
Starr
on
behaif
'
oi
Prince
Rupert
Wholesale
Fisa
j
i
Dealers;
Association
an
Prince
I
!
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-opera-
I
;
live
Association.
!
i;
w
4
t
Harry
Hanson
made
the
pres-
Mrs.
Henrf
Helin
and
a
silver
.
,
'..
.
..
.
...
..
I
flnUl
in
fnr
TTHw-.'l
l-H
I.ill;pt.t.
T.Tfi
ro.se
bowl
irom
tawaru
upstu
Ltd.
During
the
afternoon
a
ca
ll
Others
joining
in
the
lauda-J
had
been
made
to
present
Mrs.
jtory
remarks
included
B.
J.I
Lee
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
Bacon
who
noted
that,
with
the
roses
departure
of
Mr.
Lee,
only
three
j
vocal
0'
lIIt!
"
um
John
E.
Davey
san
solos,
accompanied
bv
Charles
P.
I
left-John
Davey
Charlie
btarr
tjoinn
'
'
-
i
and
himself
(Mr.
Bacon
1.
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
COMPANY
LIMITED
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WESTM,NSTER-
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Tito
-eventr'
proceeding
con-;..
W.
D.
McAra,
local
manager
eluded
with
a
showing
of
topi-
of
Canadian
National
Express
,
Co.,
spoke
of
the
fine
business
,
relationships
between
his
com-
j
pany
and
Mr.
Lee
and
read
i
le!erams
from
F.
V.
Clare,
su-
1
perlntendent
at
Edmonton,
aid
j
R.
A.
Gordon,
general
superin-
j
tendent
at
Winipeg.
j
A.
L.
Hoitby
ad
J.
C.
Gi'.ker
added
their
voices
to
the
trib
utes
of
the
evening,
the
former
J
on
behalf
of
the
freight
depart-
,
ment
of
Canadian
Natiom.1
tailways
and
the
latter
for
jthcr
fish
companies.
j
Telegrams
were
read
from
Rot-er
D.
Hagar,
vice-president
of
Canadian
Fishing
Co.;
T.
K.
Jilne.
chief
accountant,
and
C.
A.
Benier,
divisional
superin-(
Continued
on
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6)
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t
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