Prince
puprt
Daiiy
News
Thursday
August
30,
11
WooJ,
Loca
1
1
Banana
Belt
Hits
Rupert
!
Yesterdays
high
temperature
jas
78
3
and
was
the
hottest
uay
or
the
year
to
date.
Tuesday's
lilgh
temperature
was
72
and
Monday's,
73.
On
Tuesday
ther
.r
n
a
a
n
d
Willi
.
.
.
BARRET
ASPHALT
PERSONAL
Aldermen
Resign
I
Tv.o
rf
signal.
:n
of
aldermen
wore
accepted
last
nig'it
'
at
a
c.x't-ia!
mr.
ting,
of
city
council.
Alduimen
H.
F.
Olaseey
and'O
Z.
F.-lzz.-ll
have
resigned.
Council
also
approved
spending
"not
more
than
$100"
on
a
v.e'come
dinner
for
Job's
Daughters
!.xt
Tuesday
night.
A
dunce
follows
the
dinner,
and
city
service
clubs
are
pur-rhas'ne
t
ophies
tj
be
presented
to
ra:
h
member
of
the
drill
t
am,
which
returns
from
Vlr-eini.'.
Ratuiday
night.
I
Mooseheart
meeting
wus
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Fit-win
Tuesday
night.
Mrs.
A.
Auriol
I
was
chairman.
J
After
a
short
business
meet-ling,
whist
was
played.
Winners
:
were
Mrs.
c.
Matson,
first,
and
Mrs.
E.
Blair,
consolation,
i
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
J.
Flewin,
Mrs.
A.
Auriol,
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
F.
Good.
Mrs.
V.
Morrison,
Mrs.
K.
Blair.
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
Mrs.
H.
Harrison,
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
Mrs.
J.
Carr,
Mrs.
C.
Wilkinson,
Miss
S.
Ji
hnson,
Mri.
O.
Matson
and
Mrs.
T.
Ciienn.
,
hours
oi
sunshine
and
yester-
SHINGLES
jr.ir
(i'
liillfil
Information,
phone
iieri
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
aay
there
were
even
mine
for
though
there
were
hieh
Ui
n
Cluudi
In
the
slty
tney
did
not
altect
the
hours
ot
iimshlne.
The
Public
Library
will
rc-
Mrs,
VV.
J.
Urn-ham
and
Syl-
opeu
Tuesday,
September
4
via
returned
to
the
city
yester-
(205ei
day
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
Mi
.
and
Mrs.
E.
Rhrubsali
were
Mrs.
A.
B
Brown
and
two
chil-
pasn(-crs
arriving
on
the
Prince
dren
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Rupert
yesttr.iy.
trine
Rupert
Wednesday.
Mi.
and
Mrs.
R
C.
Anderson
Mrs.
June
Johnson
arrived
to
returned
Prim
Rupert
on
the
the
city
on
Monday
afternoon
CKV
Pnnre
Rupert
yesterday,
from
Annette
Island
to
spend
,
,
a
visit
with
her
mother,
Mrs,
i
M&yMt
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116
n.i-iiu.:
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PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Prlr.d
FKUMPl-
KRKVK'K
CPS
to
Start
Kitimat
Run
R1DDLESDEN.
England
(CP-
vye7Wf
Legion
45
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"g.
meeting
meeting
I
,
.
d
Ciiy
Builders
Supplies
tonight.
me
ilea
cross
wishes
to
(ltd
Kratefully
acknowledge
the
generous
donation
bv
th
North
Inu
proprietor
Harry
Foulds
knows
how
to
use
a
soda
siphon
to
the
best
advantage.
He
used
up
a
case
of
them
recently
in
putting
out
a
fire
which
broke
out
in
his
bedroom.
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Rupert
j
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Blue
820
StartUiB
a
woek
fiom
tojiifht,
Oil
Ftlday,
Sewteniljer
7th
th,.'
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Star
"
Bottling
J
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Works
ot
all
the
Mrs.
Squires
and
Miss
Squires
77
,
were
passengers
for
Prince
Ru-
t"U
uied.
UaiiaUiau
l
aullie
Steamship
at
the
recent
t-uiuuAiijfs
new
seivi.e
lrum
Won
the
CN8S
Prince
Rupert
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T'
Nort0n
Youns-
Vucuuuer
tu
Killiuu
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vi
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7
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,w-'suay
v
r
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Hupeil
wiil
eet
into
action.
Tliia'
MV.
Sidney,
master
Joe
Bur-
Watch
for
advertisement
to-"
reisul-u'
weekly
ferviie
witii'detU.-,
arrived
in
port
from
Ket-
morrow
of
auction
sale
to
be
Uc
((ieunu-tv,
leaving
Vancouver,
th.
kun
with
four
ears
frozen
fish
heJJ
this
Saturday,
September
i;h
S'.iday
niKM
and
arriving
fur
transshipment
east.
,
n
Smith's
Warehouse,
First
Pfiupe
Hupeit
each
Monday
.
.
,.,
.
Avenue
and
McBride
Street,
itioiuiiia
ami
I',
n
l.
ni,!,,.,
D.i....!
Mr-
a"d
Mrs.
W.
r
D.
Lambie
across
from
the
Waw
nrin
n-n
Mi
Staff
I
j
im
'Rupnteuct,
Mm
day.
veiling
and
."d
80n,0,V?.1rturnw'
10
lhe
T-
M-
C-'hristie,
auctioneer.
'
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yes-
(ltci
each
ainvuiM
m
van.oiner
'Tliurjday
wornina.
terday
from
the
south.
I
...ncip
prevent
it
v
,
;j
.
M..
and
Mrs.
Johupy
Christen-
i
intermediate
calls
are
made'
Mrs.
A.
Bill
and
Mrs.
S.
Bill
on
both
ji.urneys
at
Kitimat.
1
were
passengers
returning
to
seu
left
on
the
Cauusun
Sunday
i
or
vancouv-c
They
will
Keuiauo
bay
and
O.
eau
Falls
tne
clty
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tsuiiit
",,
.
an
exUmdod
tuur
ol
the
Ilf.fluu
"
Oh
the
inn
tiibi.'und
trip
a
call
Wednesday
x
'3
States
by
car
bef
;re
UMking
their
win
be
mau-
at
Duncan
Uav1
.
.
loronto
where
en
will
take
a
each
Katiininu
r.,r.,i.
rrV
'
""'s-
M'
M-
"oper,
secretary
oi
luiure
oime
ume
u,
in
raLmSaUonrJS!
f'-f
M
School
M.
ChrUtense
J
io
nger
and
frei,.h.
""f.
,
ng
to
the
city
aboard
the
Prince
lhe
Radio
and
television
at
College
of
Canada.
relv'.geriituiti
available.
!
Rupert
alter
a
vacation
in
the
Several
so:ial
events
were
held"
,
i
east
and
south.
,
hi
honor
of
the
couple
urlor
to
r
CURING
CHILDHOOD
,,.f0R
THE
YEARS
AHEAD!
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7
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j
tlnsir
departure.
Mr.
C'Uristen-The
condition
of
Roy
Smith,
sen's
paunts,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jack
Masset
boy,
who
fell
over
the
Chi
isten.'en
of
885
Borden
St
cliff
at
the
foot
of
Sixth
Street
held
a
farewell
dinner
on
Sunday
on
Tuesday
nmriung.
U
:ei.jrled
night,
to
be
improving
steadily.
The
.
twenty
years
ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Lara
..:ua.-4uttM3Jr'3l
lad
su.taii:ed
mull
ale
mu
lej
in
Lie
fall,
fnnount
i
tmnli
t.abor
Day
Dance,
Civic
Cep.
tre,
September
1
Miss
Lillian
Smith
and
Mis3
Pat
Berry,
memliers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
teaching
staff,
le-tu.ned
to
the
city
Wednesday
i
August
30,
1131
!
While
public
works
officials
here
have
not
yet
received
any
instructions
regarding
relief
,
work,
it
is
announced
in
Vancouver
that
six
or
seven
hundred
men
from
there
will
start
on
road
work
on
the
North
DTORISTS...
orv
in
,i
,iy
onil
see
the
stunning
new
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
t:K-
n:
.
vi
!
.'UK
you
majf
(tiiny
th
breeaUiejii
'
j
I'.iv,
'!
hl,;e
(,r
the
snug
comfort
tf
a
Coup.
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lUsLVKIiUiF,
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THE
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i
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r
n.Mtn
top
j
the
road
Canadian
Legion
Auxillry
"
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on
the
Prince
uwrt.
afier
t...
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...
.
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A'r
r-'-v
V'
attending
the
summed
school
of
b:"u
"uw
anQ
lei'
aevmu
at
Victoria
and
then
.
u
.
,
,
Fraser
Highway
between
Van-
Zmav
educatlon
nouuaymg
L
couvpr
anrt
Pitt
piuor
j
rufioyvenau
vnuroa
Tej
at
,
the
home
of
Mi's.
George
Mitch-
ATTENTION,
MIXED
'
333
5th
Ave.
East,
Septem-l.EAGUE
BOWLERS,
lhe
first
ber
27-
Among
teachers
returning
to
It'n-'.v
llial
the
di
prvclatlon
on
Chrytltr
-built
CoordUrating
Tea,
JSf
Ci
mI6'
mV1""'!1",
Va,Ca;
general
n"elln8
and'
election
of
Hon
are
Mws
Mills,
principal
of
omc-ers
of
th0min0
hr.,ii.w
Women's
Sept.
2U.
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is
li
v;
than
m4
olUer
makes?
it
I
M
il
Car
prices
prove
iU
to
be
su.
I
ill
Itl'lLT
(A
Kit
IN
DISPLAY
AT
f
UK
rtiKv
1,
.
i
S.reet
and
the
Cm"
girder
School,
at
tb.
Mls.es
May
and
Lillian
Jones.
Bow7mg
,
prlnce
Hupert
Alltys
at
H
n
m
Thnrcl
iu
Anfllll-r
-Jit
Miss
Merwr,
principal
of
An
'iwir
hi.,',,
nirrL"J'J.ii
nj
II
I
fap'ert
Motors
limited
BiiOth
Memorial
School
rt'tUrtl-
llils
It.
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trp
uxttul
n
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ft
1st
Kt.
Phone
806
and
MM
Oatti.ilic
Fail
bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
-Lutheran
Tea,
October
J'J.
KteKah
Luaar,
oclooer
JO
LO.B.A.
Fa,J
liastaar,
October
2.
Sonja
Bazaar.
Novembvr
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
No-eniuer
1.
t'reiHyteiiau
Church
-Bazaar.
vacHtion,
During
the
'"'"""
suinimr1!,-
.p.
M,.cna,
n,.,.,
wS
i
7'
V
Mussellam,
v,
i
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Mother1.
Give
your
children
lh
bnaflt
of
iht
promising
nw
mfhod
of
oHa
lit
n
g
tooth
dc
o.
1
201c
I
""V""
""
Uoling
League.
.
,
Hartln,
also
of
the
city
teaching
j
'staff.
Two
other
members,
Missj
)
Jessie
Rothwell
and
M'ss
earn-
r
,
i
line
Mitchell,
were
on
the
same
f
reSCnfa
I
lOfl
nip
Bin.
coniiiiuea
on
io
cninu
'
They
will
return
shortly.
x
1
i
1
To
F.N.
Feero
PRMES
November
15.
The
Women
of
the
Moose
Fall
Ouiaar,
November
its.
IUU!
Full
tlaiuar
Novemuei
More
than
700
entries
haves
been
received
from
the
Fall
Fair
which
opens
next
week.
presentation
was
made
last
jvu.i.ns,
to
F.
N.
Feiro,
Unll.d
Jlates
Cu
turns
olfL-er.
who
Is
terine
Antiseptic
malie
this
same
formula
readily
available
la
you
and
to
your
family.
Use
1.
Uterine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
night
anil
right
after
eating.
Lambert
In
preliminary
testa
conducted
with
thit
famous
formula
at
the
Universityoflhinois
Foundation,
cat
9
after
covo
of
reduction
in
the
ineiilence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
No
wonder
it
hau
caused
such
interest
in
dentai
circles!
Now
the
manufacturers
of
Lia-
Fall
llaaaar,
Nu
Jit.
Peters
vemliei
2a
'
.
I'll
int.
The
nresentallnn
was
I'm
i
Preliminary
fiaure
for
thei,...
i,,.iwif
Pioneer
Druggists
1931
census
p.uee
Prince
R'l-!
a',
H
..,ce
Kupei
t,
lorm-r
collec-'
Crfs
po-iulaf
.11
at
C'.i25
ccm-j
u.-
Jaivis
H.
McLeod,
wa.
rfront
pared
with
the
1921
figures
of
;
staff
it
the
Canadian
National
6393,
The
fui
es
are
not
quite
.
Railways,
Canadian
immigration
complete
and
the
final
figure
sllifti
nnd
F.
.
Daie
of
United
v.
i
r'..
f
Chemical
action
rduct
0
iiKtutli
aridity.
Mouth
m-nl
ity
ent'ouriiKPg
dfray.
2Mchanlral
aclien
cltant
suiv
0
i
Hi'?
an
tuel
h
arc
brUHhwl
lielptt
break
up
und
remove
ueeay-breeding
diouil,
'
..uus
Customs.
may
offset
the
present
drop
of
G7
from
the
figures
10
years
previously.
LEARN
TO
FLY
at
Western
Canada's
only
seaplana
school
FALL
COURSES
NOW
STARTING
PHONE
81
Chtmlcol
ocHen
cfitckt
ftfiil-fornnni!
Iiafienu
a
majcir
rause
of
dueuy.
The
event
was
1
leld
at
the
customs
office.
Ills
soeaki'is
Included
O.
I.
3inilh,
collector
of
cu.-toms
at
rln
.
Rupert,
H.
Hill
of
the
CWR
,
Mr.
Mi
Naughton,
representing
department
of
lmmigra-,im
and
Mr.
Dale.
,
Suitable
expression
was
given
to
ths
high
regard
in
which
Mr.
Feero
and
family
have
so
long
bi.n
held.
He
plans
011
makinrc
A-
ERO
PRINCE
CLU
ei
rut
r
NO
ROOM
MONTREAL
(CP)-Medical
faculty
officials
at
McGill
University
report
a
continued
demand
for
medical
training
but
lack
of
facilities
for
expansion.
The
officials
says
only
116
of
2000
applicants
can
be
admitted
to
the
university.
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