Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
August
29,
1931
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HOWARD
NEWS
OF
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WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
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CO-STAHmw;
Old
Timer's
Visit
Here
News
From
FRANCOIS
LAKE
s
1
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USTINOV
L
Mine
Found
by
Luck
Sold
to
'Frisco
Co.
STKWAUT.
A
mine
which
was
discovert'!
while
looking-
for
a
wounded
horse
'was
sold
this
week
when
Owen
McFatlden,
veteran
prospector,
tinned
over
his
recent
Marmot
River
discovery
to
Vernon
Allen
&
Associates
of
San
Francisco.
STEWART
Old
timers
of
the
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Benny
capitol!
Also
C
ARTOON
-
NEWS
Shows
7
-
9:00
M
REMODELING
SALE
Storcwide
Clearance
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
triekson.
are
here
from
Seattle,
accompanied
by
Charles
Hicki.
They
brought
their
own
cai-
motoring
all
the
way
In
m
Seattle
to
Prn
ce
Rupert.
Mr.
IricKscn
is
owner
of
'the
Rufus
A'genta
property
on
the
upper
Eear
River
Valley
and
while
here.
Intel
is
lo
lo
ik
ove
runic
of
the
other
prospects
in
t
ie
district.
His
engineers
will
be
in
the
district
shortly
to
look
Today
to
Saturday
Matinee
Saturday
2pn
"W'WWw-
The
deal
calls
for
a
small
Tri'lirr
appo'nted
for
the
1
.
!
i
1-
I.
P.
Reed,
who
taught
helore
taking
a
Normal
com
-e
last
year
in
Vancouver.
X...
and
Mis.
Reed
are
at
promt
.tv
v.r.v-.T
and
will
leturn
:.-..i..
i.i
'
v
alter
daughter
Mar-gale
s
wedding
this
month-end.
1
;r
wea'he-
continues
d'iiglit-imiy
warm
during
daytime
but
the
nights
are
getting
chillier.
Gardens
have
done
wry
well
and
ther"
is
a
plentiful
h)1
ol
wild
fruit.
pEBBIIBIBIIIIllllliKVflVf!lllIlilli
cTEVVAr
NEWS
over
his
holdings.
j
(,i:oi:.i;
nwvi-s
AUCTIONEER
Hump
(.n
Xlfl
and
Itid
l'!7
LAKE
-BURNS
-
GtNt
IiIInH
CGIiNNE
CMVEt
!
Mr.
ana
m
s.
tni-nsou
chjjji"
!
preat
popularity
when
llvinj
j
line
and
have
bc-en
renewing
olc.
acouaintanccs
during
the
past
!
week.
They
have
cented
thr
jRisch
liv.-.
v
on
eeven'
.j
street.
of
the
M-K
Company
houses
in
'Burns
Lake
after
staying
here
during
the
summer
months.
STEAMER
VOf
and
Mis.
Hairy
Johnston
have
moved
into
the
Log
Cottage
cash
payment
and
an
undetermined
biock
uf
stock
in
the
new
.cn.D-iii.v
lo
be
formed.
Mr.
Mcl'addt
n
accompanied
Mr.
Allen
to
San
Francisco
by
planes,
where
final
documents
w
ill
be
signed.
'
Work
on
the
property
Is
to
begin
as
sojn
as
arrangements
are
made
for
necessary
labor
and
equipment.
It
is
undcrs'."""!
Mr.
McF.u'kleii
will
be
in
charge
of
the
work.
Tins
property
was
discovered
when
Mr.
McFadoen
was
pack-in.;
supplies
lor
Big
Four
mines.
One
ot
his
hor.-ts
fell
off
the'
trail
on
the
Marmot
River,
North
Fork,
and
while
trying
to
.
cscue
the
animal
the
prospector
discovered
the
extensive
lead
showing.
Alien
'&
Associates
also
are
taking
over
the
Willoughby
Creek
property
owned
by
Mc
TOTEM
t
flMOUS
riii(s
mum
Mrs.
V.
A.
Montaldi
and
u.tiihu-r
of
Buiiii
Lake
joined
:
Mr.
Montaldi
in
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
attending
i
summer
.ehool.
They
plan
to
spend
the
last
two
weeks
,
of
'summer
vacation
at
Victoria
be-!
fore
returning
to
Burns
Lake
to
resume
the
school
term.
Misses
Joyce-
and
Juanila
Haukinson,
who
have
been
spentling
their
summer
vacation
.Hi.'
A'ih
their
father.
J.
P.
Haw
kins
jn,
left
on
the
Camosun
lo
resume
their
duties
teaching
:chool.
Miss
Joyce
will
return
u.
Csoycos.
and
Mis
Juanlta
will
start
at
a
new
school
when
she
gi'os
to
Pender
Harbor.
Blh
young
ladies
have
been
very
active
socially
during
their
stay.
Prince
Rupert
KAILS
FOR
Vancouver
Although
the
crop
In
rather
light
on
account
of
thj
dry
season,
favorable
weather
has
al
Gordon
Sharun
is
in
Burtis
Lake
for
two
weeks
visiting
his
,
brother
Orist.
lowed
it
lo
bo
put
up
in
excellent
at
the
Landing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!
I
John
Scott
and
family
are
mov-
J
ing
lo
t
lie
Pttvrson
house
at
the
!
coiner,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tustin
i
and.
small
daughter,
Elaine,
will
move
into
the
laneh
house
by
l
he
laki-shore
when
the
Scott
j
family
leaves.
Mr.
Tustin
is
;
manager
of
tire
Emerald
Queen
mine.
j
Mrs.
Slater
and
small
daughter
and
son
are
moving
to
one
f.r
work
to
be
done
on
the
Main
Bear
River
Trail.
The
dearth
of
efficient
labor
has,
so
fa.,
been
holding
up
the
work
on
the
,
trail.
condition.
Announcing
MEW
anil
Inlri
mediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
wi:im:si).vv
midnight
Mr
Marinnmi
Barbara
and
Mis.
Alf
Eaglestonc
and
son
.
Lyn
motored
to
Vancouver
to
j
visit
their
former
home
for
two
.
weeks.
Gordon,
of
Prince
Rupert,
have
Fadden.
This
property
is
situated
south
ol
Meziadin
Lake,
which
is
acruss
the
divide
from
Stewart,
some
33
miles.
been
staying
wiin
une
acow
familv
riurinir
thp
holidays.
Mrs.
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Scott
is
now
in
Vancouver
where
WEEKLY
SCHEDULE
Er.
R.
E.
Wiiitmc-e,
chief
rpoi-
ogist
of
the
Consolidated
Mln-j
ing
and
Smelting
Company,
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert,
accom-j
panied
by
his
assistant,
has
been
here
during
the
past
week
making
an
examination
of
the
Big
Four
holdings.
L.
S.
Davidson,
one
of
the
principal
shareholders
of
the
Big
Four
arrived
from
Vancouver
In
connection
with
the
examination.
Mr.
Davidson
is
also
interested
in
the
Dunweil
operation.
she
took
son
Frankle
for
medical
care.
I
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
Earl
Gerow
and
!sons
from
Edmonton
are
visit-i
ing
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
Don
Gerow.
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
.
I
l
l
V
OK
DKPOT
OFFICE
l'KINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Harry
Quickstad
of
Seattle,
Wa-.hington.
is
here
doing
assessment
work
on
th
Silver
Dollar
propel
ly,
cn
the
Upper
Bear
River
Valley.
FREIGHT
SERVICE
Effective
September
7th
BETWEEN
Bruce
Snyder,
of
the
US
Air
Force,
is
spending
a
"few
days'
leave
with
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Snyder
here.
He
has
been
training
at
the
gunnery
school
in
Denver,
Colorado,
and
travelled
here
by
air.
ar-rivine
unexpectedly
on
Saturday
RATS
ATTACKED
EDMONTON
(P
Residents
along
250
miles
of
the
Alberta
border
are
declaring
war
on
rats
tri
m
Saskatchewan.
The
Provincial
A'lueuluue
Department
lias
started
a
campaign
to
keep
the
pests
from
rodent-free
Alberta.
AIR
CADETS
There
are
22.500
Canadian
boys
serving
in
the
Air
Cadet
League.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Ra.snni.sscn
moved
into
her
"pre-fab"
home
Jast
week.
Misses
Janet
Eckland
and
Eirian
Kempple
spent
tha
week
at
Outsa
Lake
where
they
enjoyed
boating
and
horseback
riding.
Mrs.
Louise
George
is
heie
looking
over
tne
George
Enterprise
prope-ty
on
the
Upper
Bear
River
Valley
and
reports
that
arrangements
have
been
made
with
the
Department
of
Mines
j
Miss
Elin
Jacobson.
who
has
'
been
spending
the
summer
vacation
with
her
mother,
left
on
the
Camosun
for
Youbou
where
-he
is
on
the
teaching
stalf
of
the
local
school.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC
!
at
his
home.
He
will
return
to
Randolph
Field.
San
AnUinln,
I
Texas
for
combat
crew
training.
and
Miss
Kay
Taylor
and
Miss
Helen
Leake
of
Burns
Lake
are
leaving
Saturday
for
Kamloops
KITIMAT,
KEMANO
BAY,
OCEAN
FALLS
Royal
Inland
Hospital
where
;
?
they
will
commence
their
nurses
;
s
i
VAMCOUVER,
B.C.
S.S.
"Princess
Norah'.'
Leaves
Every
Monday
training.
j
i
SPECIAL
AQUfrSCEMENT
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
To
Remain
Open
Till
Midnitc
Mrs.
Rolf
Vollan
and
children
of
Edmonton
are
visiting
at
her
parent's
home,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
F.
Nourse.
r.
::
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Keuil
Imihii
IftMMI
p
in.
Mfimlul
Ar.
K.4MI
a.m.
1
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HllHTt
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.
Killlll.il
Kniimm
Hhv
O.-rmi
IhIIm
Imiih-hii
liav
.
trtiiruutrr
,
Double
your
money
back
if
you
can
buy
better!
SPECIAL
DINNER
EACH
EVENING
from
5
p.m.
till
8
p.m.
Air
oiii;-ic)o
orders
Phone
13S
Drop
in
after
the
show
for
some
real
tastv
"food
I.I.
t:Wl..
It'
Mrs.
Taylor
Jensen
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
M.
F.
Nourse
and
renewing
acquaintances
In
Burns
Lake
district.
Refrigeration
and
Cool
Room
Stowage
Availablt
'
f
vt.ii
wi.nl.
in
.sell
it.
advertise
Mrs.
C.
Gibson
and
children
Frr
ight
Sh
pmenls
Accepted
and
Delivered
at
Our
Pir
Foi
further
particulars
of
scmre
and
also
rates
in
e(tc
apply
to
Asrnt,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
are
holidaying
at
their
cabin
at
Lake
Kathrine.
Smithers.
HPOflTAtJi
JOTICE
-
i
Mrs.
Charles
B
e
a
1
1
y
and
daughter,
and
Mrs.
Beatty's
mother,
Mrs.
Munroe,
have
returned
from
Victoria
where
Mrs.
1
Beatty
attended
summer
school.
:
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i
i
.
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V
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r"
9i
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Mrs.
K.
Engstad
returned
from
Victoria
where
she
attended
summer
school.
1
M1M1
J.
J.
Gordon
of
Calgary
is
visiting
his
niece,
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antilla
of
Southbank
Forestry
Unusual
Values
Department.
;
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
White,
Burns
Lake,
on
August
17,
a
son,
Gary
Allan.
Geof
Woodall
has
been
appointed
magistrate
for
Burns
Lake.
i
I
Yes,
when
you
drive
up
here
you're
putting
your
car
in
expert
hands.
Our
attendants
have
had
years
of
experience
and
traininq
in
proper
car
care.
They
know
what
vou
need
they
hove
what
it
takes
to
keep
that
car
of
yours
in
"new"
condition
longer.
Drive
up
here,
today!
the
forest
(ire
hazard
recorded
history
We
are
now
living
through
greatest
in
because
of
the
unusually
dry
weather.
Few
forest
fires
would
happen
but
for
man's
carelessness,
resulting
in
fire-blackened
acres
of
valuable
timber
country
and
wasted
years
of
superb
growth.
Average
fire
loss
is
300,000,000
board
feet
of
timber
per
year,
costing
millions
of
dollars.
British
Columbia
depends
for
53
of
its
livelihood
on
timber
resources.
Last
year
the
value
of
timber
production
amounted
to
$468,000,000.
FARM
PRODUCTS
Canadian
field
crops
in
1949
were
estimated
to
be
worth
$1,420,299,000.
MEN'S
,
Brogues
vf
Oxfords
ENGLAND
21-Pce
Breakfast
$
Sets
32-I'icc-e
Breakfast
$
Si
t.s
21
-Piece
Bone
t.slg.95
China
Tea
Sets
HERE'S
HOW
YOU
CAN
HELPl
footweol
ion
F
-
KNOW
AND
OBSERVE
FOREST
FIRE
REGULATIONS.
IMPRESS
ON
EVERYONE
YOU
MEET
THEIR
RESPONSIBILITY
IN
GUARDING
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FOREST
CROP.
Diliiier
Sets,
from
P7
fi
pieces
at.
..
k
i
''
I
Including
beautiful
Wedge-wood
and
CnuKlon
King's
Platei
SPECIAL
Migiish
Hone
unma
t
ITS
AM)
SAI
CKKS
at
68c
Blld
97c
THIS
WEEK
SPECIAL
Good
Selection
of
Superior
Auto
Supply
Ltd.
ASK
FOR
YOUR
FREE
COPY
OF
FIRE
REGULATIONS
Standard
of
B.C.
is
making
available
copies
of
the
provincial
Forest
Fire
Law
in
handy
printed
form.
Ask
for
it
at
all
Chevron
Gas
Stations
in
the
province.
O
Thii
advertisement
inserted
s
contribution
to
British
Columbia's
most
viluabl
basic
resourct.
Pt'N'f
HIIOWI.
SETS
7.95
SANSON'S
Chiito
Shop
LAMP,
COFFEE
and
OCCASIONAL
TABLES
at
7
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mm
j
w
GORDON
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King
Oven-Ware
mirror
finish
easy
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