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Wednesday,
July
16,
193jo
LOW
PRICES
4T.TRCTIVE
The
low
prices
ljovV
being'
charged
in
Prince
Rupert
stores
for
all
kinds'
df
merchandise
make
this
city
particularly
attractive
as
a
shopping
centre.
This
will
doubtless
have
an
effect
on
the
fall,
fair
as
many
people
will
come
to
the
city
to
do
some
business
as
well
as
to
take
in
the
big
annual
event
Visitors
to
the
city
from
the
south
recently
have
been
Struck
with
thelow.prices
of
men's
wear
as
compared
with
other
cities.
It
is
declared
that
no
such
values
are
seen
in
the
big
cities
where
rents
are
high
and
all
other
costs
of
doing
business
equally
heavy
;
For
the
fair
there
will
be
special
excursion
rates
on
the
railway
as
far
east
as
Prince
George
and
this
too
should
prove
an
attraction.
jay
night
that
the
wheat
trade
with
the
Orient
was
likely
did
to-
think
some
of
the
nronhecies
are
true.
The
citv
is
un
doubtedly
on
the
up-grade
and
with
all
the
united
effort
we
can
muster
we
should
succeed.
In
this
connection
we
suggest
to
politicians
on
botr
sides
that
they
carry
on
in
such
a
way
that
we
can
all
live
together
after
the
election
not
only
in
amity
but
in
unity
after
the
campaign
is
over.
WILL
BE
RETURNED
Recent
visitors
to
Prince
Rupert
ail
seem
agreedi
that
the
Mackenzie
King
Government
will
be
returned
to
power
on
the
twenty-eighth
and
that
it
will
have
a
working
majority
in
Parliament.
In
view
of
J:hat,
Prince
Rupert-can
best
serve
her
own
interests
bv
addinc
one
to
that
.major
ity
and
at
the
same
time
elect
a.ihn
well'
suited
to
'represent
the
huge
district.
Olof
Hanson
is
the
man.
Werbelieve
he
will
be
the
choice
of
the
people
of
Skeena
riding.
,.
,
Plane
Skagway
Washington-Airways
Machine
Carried
Tassengers
From
Ilyder
to
Ketchikan
STEWART,
July
16:
About
11
o'clock
Monay
morning
residents
of
the
district
were
startled
by
the
appearance
of
a
seaplane
which
suddenly
appeared
out
of
a
grey
sky
I
slips,
and
finally
came
to
rest
on
I
the
water
opposite
the
Hyder
dock.
T
i
Pi
i'
plane
was
tne
Skagway,
owned
VlSllS
OieWart
and
Perated
bv
the
Alaska-Wash-;
ington
Airways,
with
Robin
O'Ran-
ahan
as
pilot
and
Frank
Wadman
as
mechanic
and
had
flown
over
from
Ketchikan.
No
passengers
were
arought
here,
but
on
the
return
trip
to
Ketchikan
the
plane
carried
Dr.
W.
E.
Peter
son,
Ketchikan
dentist;
Jas.
Free-
I
burn,
mining
engineer;
and
Miss
i
Frances
Sandford.
daughter
of
the
j
a
few
stunt
turns
and
side-
'
editor
of
the
Hyder
Herald.
ys
in
Daily
jjgrfl
art;
two
kh)ds
of
people
ga,up
in
tho
air,
aviators
and
politicians.
There
was
a
car
wreck
the
other
day.
The
nut
at
the
wheel
was
too
tight.
;
There
wa,
a
peal
of
thupder
last
Sunday
and
it
,
seems
that
a
Jot
pf
16cal
people
though.
It
was'
Mr
jenneu
ojasung
njs
way
lurougu
o
foreign
markets.
Ocean
Falls
Liberals
are
sending
noney
to
Prince
Rupert
to
bet
on
lanson
because
there
are
no
tak-rs
in
the
paper
town.
Pretty
soon
he
local
market
for
the
same
will
?e
completely
saturated.
Some
day
Prince
Rupert
is
so
luiet
the
only
stirring
event
is
the
weetening
of
the
afternoon
tea.
There
are
several
people
around
own
whose
sins
never
find
them
mt
and
whose
creditors
never
find
hem
in.
"Dorothyj"
said
her
mother,
"yo
have
disobeyed
me
by
raclnp
-.round
and
making
all
sorts
o'
noise.
For
that
you
shani
have
hat
piece
of
candy
I
was
savkw
for
you
"
A
few
minutes
later,
when
father
"ame
in.
be
was
surprised
to
flnr
Dorothy
huddled
in
a
corner.
"Whtf
the
matter,
little
one?'
he
demanded.
."I've
been
fined
for
speeding,"
cobbed
Dorothy.
Mary
had
a
little
lamb,
A
regular
go-getter,
But
It
wandered
into
the
stocl-
market
And
now
it
neep
a
sweater.
WELL
KNOWN
PHYSICIANS
WILL
MEET
thoueh
Enzland
K
most
generous
cal
work
of
the
British
Medieal
Association
Is
Dr.
H.
B.
Braekenbury
1
Wednesday,
July
18
page
rwq.
1930
The
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and
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officials
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werej
lommg
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increased
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through
'
Prince
Rupert,
i
I
That
is
good'
news.
It
seems
as
if
all
eyes
are
beginning
to
!
ifocus
occasionally
on
Prince
Rupert
and
that
the
city
is'
pounci
to
got
some
good
irom
the
publicity,
among
those
in
itl'O
r"vat
j"irr
4-
r
aut
future
of
the
business.
-.
1
FIRST
VISIT
HERE
Several
of
the
prominent
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg
menj
'
wJio
have,
baen
her
this
week
have
been
-making
.-.their!
...lJfti.oJ
nith
what
.they
i
saw
here
and
all
were'.
keen
to
express
iw
i'r'"
n?
themselves
in
regard
,?,i
to
the
future
of
the'port.
Aow,tl
1.
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t...
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sec
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advertising
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front
page,
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2.804
Local
readers,
per
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25
pert
and
most
of
the
people
who
live
here
are
beginmnj
FIaninthe
Moon
:
treasurer
of
the
body,
IsOp'
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IfurgcBn
'&i
West
London
Hi,
pll
l,
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His
wife,
also
&
member
of
tha
pro.
feselon,
is
daughter
of
Arthur
unamDenain
tu
xiutmngnum.
Lord
Moynlhan
of
Lecf
dia-tingulshed
iurgeon
from
th.
Le5
H
Hen00'-
1S
nno"er
aiBr,i!-!"i:!e(,
Virtually
Every
Portion
of
Empire
physjcilari
who
'wlll
attend
PrpV
to
be
Itepresenled
at
Winnipeg
0j
tne
Rpyal
College
of
gur.
in
Auffust
geons,
England,
and
president
nt
K
trje
section
of
surgery
of
i
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I
"WINNIPEG.
July
1&-Impressive
BiM
A
meeting,
his
appr
trdncr
ndnies
are
listed
on
the
eatly
.-wiij
be
looked
for
with
marked
at.
'scrolll
of
members
who
will
at-
tention.
tend
the
98th
annual
meeting
of
.
.
.
...
.
..
members
who
Ul
attd
the
93
"
annual
mertra
:of
the
Brltisnadaor
D
Hobert
JIu
n
.hbon
Medical
As0n.
to-be
held
kl
l-f
WXtv
.Winnipeg
in
late
August.
Virtually
Acntrtre?J
S",10
'
Dr.
Hutrhi
and
peiatrlcs.
!
every
portion
of
the
Empire
will
n
i.,k.,
t
of
taunt
prwent
as
a
section
officrr
ut
tK
1897
and
1906
gatherings.
other
nnnnrlnn,
occasions
rtry
on
UfhinVi
which
i
f
-
n
tuh
bodv
has
met
,n
Can
i
Among
those
who
will
be
present
at
the.
session
Is
Sir
FawjOhar
BuJ
S.ir
8cjute
(
pprigge.
M.D.
ftp
zard,
Bart..
K.C.V.O.,
M.D..
FJl.C.
p.,
editor
of
sThe
Lancr'
r-P.,
physician
extraordinary
to
James
Purves
Stewart
K
MO
King
George,
Sir
Farquhar
was
es-
C.B..
lecturer
in
cl'ni
-al
r:
pedally
prominent
during
his
Ma-
at
Westminster
Hospital
p
r
lesty's
illnesa
some
18
months
frgo.'ard
Luce.
K.C.M.O..
C.B.
'!!;
r
He
is
reglus
professor
of
physics
R.O.P..
member
of
thf
at
Oxford.
council
of
the
British
Mori,
a
'
Lady
Bawett,
C.
II..
M.D
M.S.MjgclaUen-ttheie,
are
but
a
vu
:
a
dlstlngnlahed
figure
in
obfttfrtci
tjjarOuUtahdlhg
London
r
:
as
well
as
Jn
th&xslal
worW.
bM
mttfihowllhh
in
attend
.
,
Ixparessed
Intention
of
eonting
to
be
meeting
at
Winnipeg,
she
holds
the
eminent
position
of
con-
Among
the
more
promin
doctors
who
have
made
tlons
for
the
bon(cren':e
T
..7,H
&
William
Tuylor,
KBE
rjj
l.!..?1
"i"-,...
m
kotmov
ol
surgery
y
I,
lln
.
UnlvfttaUv.
and
Sir
V
Wheeler,
past
president
present
chairman
of
the
council.
His
knowledge
of
the
oparation
of
'
various
Insurance
Acts
is
regarded,
as
unrivalled.
Sir
Hubert
Bond,
K.'
George
E.
Kldd.
Stanl
C.B.,
M.D.,
F.
R.C.P.,
who
la
com-
and
J.
P.
D.
Malkin
of
V
?
missioner
of
the
board
of
control
and
A.
T.
Williamson
of
W
Is
prominent
for
his
treatment
of
directors
of
the
B.
C.
Pa
h
mental
disorders.
At
Middlesex
ter
an
inspection
visit
to
Hospital,
London,
he
is
emerltiw
canneries
on
the
Skcer
n
psychiatry.
sailed
by
the
Catala
ye.sf
:
Jn
Dr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Bishop
Har-
trnoon
on.
their
return
t
T.
man,
the
rasslons
will
find
two
of
vr.
accompanied
b
!
the
best-known
members
of
tbp
Oosm,
general
manner;-association.
Dr.
Harman.
who
is
company.
News'
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osmg
m
tane
place
next
aammay,
at
W
p.m.
when
votes
will
be
counted
in
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Office
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ONE
WEEK
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FOR
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TO
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FINAL
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AND
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week
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last
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candidates
to
make
their
final
roundrup
in
the
Dai$
News
campaign.
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clpsfg
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place
sharp
at
10
p.m.
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votes
will
be
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names
of
the
judges.
will
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announced
before
the,
clohe
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will
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votes
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count.
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follows:
'
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KERGIN,
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B.C.,
Liberal
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MISS
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