PAGE
snc
a
MCI
8
did
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
This
udvt-rtisenent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
DEMAND
Rupert
Brand
Kippers
'"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
PRINCE
KUi'EKT.
U.C
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OI'EltATINU
(5.
T.
P.-20.000-TON
FLOATING
DHYDOCK
Engineer,
Machining
lloilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
Makers
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
385
ooowoooooooooooooooopaoooooooa'oooooooooaoooooooooa
Want
Ads
Let
Them
He
.Your
Broker
in
Buying
,
and
Selling
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
buy
that
house
or1
bedroom
set.
or
coat
you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
tell
that
car,
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
It
Is
you
are
In
the
market
for.
Get
the
habit
of
shopping
through
the
Want
Ads.
You'll
find
undi
earned
of
bargain
undreamed
of
opportunities.
Do
your
shopping
through
thee
-columns
and
so&hpvf
profitable
and
''
x
!
pleasant
it
Is.
,'
.
t
?
'
.
READ
and
USE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phone
98
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
sold"
oooaoiXKiaooooooooaooooooooooooooooooooooooaooooupoooq
Sp
ite
of
Low
Price
Silver
Prosperity
there
are
15
entrants.
The
value
of
building
permits
is
sued
during
the
past
two
imounts
to
$57,775.
Captain
Alexander
arrived
at
At
lln
yesterday
with
a
gold
brick
pro
duced
on
the
property
of
the
Engln
Quick
Quaker
Oats
with
China,
pkg.
Jif
Soapflakes
per
large
pkg.
.
.
.
40c
20c
NabobMalt&WhiteOn
Vinegar
per
bottle
lt'
Pure
Rock
Maple
E0
Syrup.
16-oz.
bot.
,
'Arriving
Every
Boat
Hussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
Sth
Avenue
East
rilONE
lb
AND
84
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
An-
CONSTIPATION
IS
A
HEALTH
THIEF
Mine
Well
Paying
Drive
It
from
Your,
System
fcteWart
subsidiary
t&)
j-eftiW
Mnliro
Vrv
flnnA
'Shnu'ln'r'"'1'
and
Will
do
Better
'
'
The
production
and
financial
rtatement
of
the
Prosperity
Mine,
Premier's
latest
subsidiary",
for
June
shows
production
for
the
month
of
1,760
tons,
having
a
gross
tmelter
value
of,
$54,972,
which,
'-after
deducting
production
Cdsts
of
$29,-605,
and
adding
adjustments
of
$280,
leaves
a
net
profit
of
$25,-647
for
the
month.
While
these
figures
for
May
are
not
at
hand,
a
comparison
with
the
April
report
shows
that
the
production
in
tons
was
greater
in
June
by
362,
but
a
decrease
in
average
values
of
the
ore
from
$38.-50
to
$32.37
caused
a
decrease
of
$3,465
in
the
net
profit.
The
net
profit'
for
June
is,
however,
considerably
greater
than
the
average
monthly
profit
of
$18,777
for
the
eight
months,
during
.which
10,612
tons
of
ore
were
mined,
having
a
gross
smelter
value
of
$32.-
andi
from
which'
a
net
profit
of
$1416''
Was
gained.
Except
for
an
almost
negligible
amount
of
sold
recovered,
the
production
values
from.
this
property
are
almost
entirely
In
silver,
and
since
the
company
is
able
to
operate
at
a
profit
In
spite
of
the
low
price
of
Mlver.
it
is
expected
the
company
will
be
a
very
satisfactory
moneymaker
when
the
hoped-for
return
it
higher
silver
prices
becomes
a
"reality.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
'
Co'nitf
nation
steals
the
best
out
'f
youf
'Hfej
Robs
you
of
strength,
vitality,
health
itself!
And
many
people
d6
not
realize
that
perpetual
fatigue,
coated
tongues,
bad
breath,
are
often
signs
that
constipation
is
in
their
system.
You
mutt
move
poisonous
wastes'
out
of
your
n'stem
and
keep
them
moving.
But
there's
a
right
way
and
a
wrong
way.
Pills,
drags
and
ordinary
cathartics
give
but
temporary
relief
and
their
dose
must
be
constantly
increased
to
be
effective.
The
great
natural
cleanser
is
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN.
A
tasty
cereal,
which
brings
you
iron
for
blood
building
and,
above
all,
corrects
constipation.
The
abundant
roughage
in
ALL-BRAN
gently
ana
naturally
sweeps
out
poisonous
wastes
and
impurities.
Physicians
recommend
ALL-BRAN.
It's
guaranteed.
Two
table-spoonfuls
daily.
Recurring
cases
with
every
meal.
Remember
that
Kellogg's
is
the
original
ALL-BRAN
the
product
that
millions
have
proved
effective.
Youll
like
the
nut-like
flavor
of
ALL-BRAN.
Eat
it
in
many
ways.
Delicious
with
milk
or
cream
fruits
or
honey
added.
Make
muffins
with
it.
At
all
grocers.
Served
in
hotels,
restaurants,
dlnink-cars.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
ALL-BRAN
"Improved
in
Texture
and
Taste."
Significance
of
Dirigible
Flight
.Step
Forward
Taken
After
Late
Commencement
in
Flight
of
i
R-100
to
Canada
The
telephone
bylaw
having
been
Many
Solans
have
bcen
dls-adoptcd
by
the
city
council
last
aPP'nted
In
,the
R-100.
says
the
night
the
system
Is
being
taken
Financial
Po
0f
Toronto.
The
ship
iver
by
the
city
today.
'
took
lonBer
to
Bet
started
from
Bri-
tain
than
they
counted
on.
It
took
.
,.,,.
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
longer
to
cross
the
Atlantic
than
JiJTZ
enid
pu'SK?
they
expected,
windstorm,
that
to
iS?L?Ch
the
average
mVn
seemed
an
ordln-sklng
that
the
government
wharf
occurrence
unset
the
alrshin
it
the
foot
of
McBrlde"
Street
be
TlTl
.,.
,,..,
.
,
schedules
for
Canadian
visits.
The
completed
without
delay.
'
jAUanUc
seemcd
tQ
haye
'
demonstrated
very
little
on
the
con-
The
"Limit,"
one
of
the
entrants
8tructlve
side
considering
the
enor-ji
the
Ketchikan-Vancouver
long
mous
sums
that
have
been
spent
to
Ustance
motorboat
race,
called
in
date
on
experimenting
with
and
yesterday
on
her
way
north.
The
constructing
the
R-100
and
the
race
fill
start
next
Monday
and
R.im
Yet
this
Is
a
very
superficial
view.
Every
setback
that
the
R-100
has
hnrl
hns
nriHpri
snmAtftlntr
In
arosi-
weeks
nautical
knowledge.
A
great
Oer-
man
expert
says
that
these
British
ships
are
the
safest
conveyances
on
land
or
sea
or
in
the
air
that
human
Ingenuity
has
yet
devised.
This
Is
in
Itself
a
great
accomplishment.
mine
from
800
of
rock.
eer
pounds
nrlt-,n
ram.
,
tn
,
ho
lighter
The
weight
of
the
brick
is
20
pounds
than.alr
garae.
As
rd
Thomson,
eight
OUnCCS.
vrifarv
nf
-!
tnr
air
rM
th
British
Imperial
Press
Conference
on
June
27
.last,
the
Germans
were
The
Russian
Academy
of
Science
airship
experts
30
years
before
Bri-Is
now
regarded
as
the
highest
tain
entereeTthefield.
scientific
organization
of
the
Soviet
Th.
r.rate.sl&n.
i"
u
urt
Union.
SPECIALS
of
a
generatlonTbf
experimenting.
The
R-100
and
the
R-101
are
the
result
of
experiments
begun
In
1924.
In
six
years
the"
British
have
constructed
a
new.'type
of
ship,
heavier,
quieter,
safer
than
any
others.
But
Britain
has
had
to
train
its
engineers
and
industrialists,
it
has
had
to
find
and
train
pilots
and
even
now
has
few
dirigible
experts
in
any
of
these
branches.
They
will
come
in
the
future.
The
recent
flight
of
the
R-100
was
a
significant
experiment.
Those
most
Interested
claim
no
more
than
that.
What
was
planned
has
bcen
completed
one
short
step
forward
has
been
taken,
that's
all.
The
next
step
will
be
larger
and
faster
dirigibles.
Before
the
R-100
was
half
finished
It
was
admitted.
Special
Pack-Nabob
OwrAW5L"5,
iuarmaiaue
,
tf-ftP
,css
an
Immediate
start
on
larger
large
jar
.
.
-
ships
will
be
made.
Korean
Crab,
the
9Cn
To
Canada,
the
tremendous
fact
4Vl4V4l!jbj
HAMV
VS
J
that
a
transatlantic
service
by
dirigible
Is
proved
practical
within
Lagle
lirand
Lobster
A
Cn
the
next
10
years,
given
the
ships.
1-2's,
per
Uni..
i,.
vt
Canadg
cannot
be
epajad
Eagle
Brand
Lobster'OC
p"
ne;df
"'""Vt
Nabob
Fruits
assor-
!
ffs
shortest
routes
between
Europe,
Asia
ted,
per
8-oz.
tin
.
and
the
United
States
and
Canada
loll
11a
nrrnc
r4niHlnn
torrltnrv.
Fresh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
Canada
Is
destined
to
hold
the
prin
cipal
crossroads,
pi
air
transport
in
the
western
hemisphere.
Because
development
and
trade
are
stimulated
by
transportation
It
is
to
the
best
Interests
of
Canada
to
foster
Intercontinental
air
transport.
We
canont
loso
by
It
because
no
one
can
change
the
shape
of
the
earth.
Presentation
to
Mrs.
Fuller
On
Leaving
City
Surprise
Party
From
Presbyterian
Church
Held
Party
I
Last
evening
about
8:15
a
num-
ber
of
their
friends
of
the
Presby-'
terian
Church
caught
the
Fuller
family
unawares
and
took
p'osscs-;
slon
of
their
home
for
a
few
hours.
The
members
of
the
party
did
not
come
empty-handed,
however,
and
after,.a.
lively
game
of
.whst
the
entire
group
was'
gathered
about
a
feast
table
on
which
there
was
an
'
abundance
of
those
delicious
things
Ithat
tickle
the
palate.
Those
present
can
testify
that
the
ladles
of
'
the
party
are
very
proficient
in
the
l
culinary
art.
The
repast
being
over,
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley,
president
of
the
missionary
branch
of
the
church,
as
acting
chairman,
called
on
a
number
for
remarks,
each
of
whom
responded
In
words
fitting
for
the
occasion.
On
behalf
of
the
group
of
friends,
J.
W.
McKinley
presented
Mrs.
Fuller
with
a
beautiful
silver
sugar
and
'cream
set
with
tray
and
souvenir
spoons
as
a
token
of
the
ottoem
In
i
which
she
is
held
by
all
Precbytcr-
jlans.
I
Mrs.
Fuller
responded
feelingly
stressing
the
fact
that
it
was
no
easy
matter
leaving
so
many
friends
herl.
Community
singing
was
followed
by
violin
and
Jiano
solos
by
Mr.
and
i
Mrs.
J.
B.
Mackay.
The
party
broke
I
up
about
1
aan.
after
singing
"For
'she
is
a
Jolly
good
fellow,"
and
!"Auld
Lang
Syne."
Will
Attend
Mine
Session
In
Manitoba
The
Pas
to
be
Scene
of
Oatherln;
of
Many
Mining
Men
WINNIPEO,
MAN..
Aug.
12
Old
acqualntenccship
among
the
mln-jlng
fraternity
of
Canada
will
be
;
renewed
on
September
2
when
members
of
the
Canadian
Institute
I
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
loin
at
I
the
Pas
on
the
occasion
of
the
annual
western
meeting
which
is
being
held
this
summer
In
Northern
'
Manitoba.
Dr.
R.
C.
Wallace,
fint
commissioner
of
mines
for
the
provlnre.
and
1920
vice-president
of
the
Institute
new
president
of
the
University
of
Alberta,
will
meet
his
successor
In
the
commlsslonershlp.
Dr.
J.
S.
DeLury.
1930
president
of
,
the
Institute.
Othrs
who
have
in-:
;
tlmatcd
their
intentions
of
attend-
j
;
lng
are
L.
L.
Boulon,
M.A..
B.
8
jCashland,
deputy
minister
of
I
mines
for
Canada.
C.
H.
Attwood.
I
deputy
minister
of
mines
and
na-
tural
resources
for
Manitoba.
John
McLelsh.
B.A.,
FSB.,
director
of
mines
branch.
A.
W.
O.
Wilson,
chief
division
of
mineral
resources,
and
mines
branch;
A.
Buslsson.
engineer,
mines
branch
Prof.
T.
L.
Alker,
University
of
Toronto;
R.
C.
Rowc.
editor.
Canadian1
Mining
Journal;
J.
McEachern.
Winnipeg,
superintendent
Bank
of
Montreal:
J.
D.
Fleck.
"New
York;
F.
V.
Sie-bert,
superintendent
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
department
of
Na
tural
Resources,
Canadian
National
Railways;
R.
E.
Phelan,
Winnl-Peg;
T.
W.
Edgar,
Winnipeg;
C.
O.
j
Young,
Toronto;
J.
W.
Holmes,
Montreal;
F.
n.
Edmunds,
Saska
toon.
Canadian
Legion
New
Memorial
Hall
Vanderhoof
VANDERHOOF,
Aug.
12:
The
Omlneca
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
have
let
the
contract
for
building
of
their
new
Memorial
Hall
on
Burrard
Avenue
to
Thomas
P.
Smlthers
and
Henry
Stangebyo.
When
completed
this
new
hall
will
bo
a.
great
credit
to
the
village
of
Vanderhoof
and
the
.
entire
community.
'
The
edifice
will,
measure
40x100
feet,
with
an
auditorium
and
dancing
floor
space
of
40x65
feet,
or
approximately
three
times
the
size
of
the
Community
Hall.
A
large
stage
will
be
built
measuring
16x24
feet,
with
dressing
rooms
on
each
side.
Allowance
has
been
made
for
cloak
rooms,
kitchen
and
lavatory.
A
most
attractive
entrance
and
lobby
will
make
a
most
artistic
frontispiece.
Above
there
will
'be
the
private
rooms
of
the
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Girl
Married
on
Her
Birthday
FORT
FIIASER,
Aug.
12-
-Miss
I
Thclma
Tittcrmore,
of
Fort
Fraser,
j
celebrated
her
birthday
dn
Thursday
morning,
by
being
married
to
I
Thomas
Hawker,
by
Uie
Rev.
Cecil
:
Lancaster,
of
The
United
Church
of
Canada,
.a,t
Fort
Fraser.
Both
contrasting
parties
are
well
known
in
the
Fort
Fraser
and
Fraser
Lake
Districts.
Mrs.
Hawker,
in
her
'teens,
spent
some
time
In
Vander-hoof
attending'
the
Vanderhoof
Public
School.
During
the
past
few
years
she
has
been
teaching
school
at
Fort
Fraser
and
In
the
Prince.
George
District.
Experiments
are
under
way
at
Michigan
State
College
to
see
how
long
seeds
can
He
dormant
underground
and
still
sprout
when
tiximEis-rc'iig
g
,
.
2
TWO
Slim
Jinmiu
nn
-Liu
WILLIAM
POWELl
in
ja
Sensational
All
Tall
-
t,
.
m
U4j
j-
unite
v
1
'Street
of
Chan
g
With
Jean
Aril,,,,
v
q
and
Ren
,
JJ
COMEDY
H
"Marching
Tin
jjj
NOVELTY
"Pit.
j
PARAMOUNT:;:'
Feature
Starts
at
BJ.x?aiimtvrn::8
a,
a
KLIM
MAKES
IT
SO
EASY
TO
HAVE
FRESH
MILK
When
you
ttt
away
from
home
pleasures
of
the
outdoors-
is
v.
.
need
and
appreciate
an
abunoV
greatcst
Food,
MILK.
And
KL!V,
easy
(or
you
to
have
iL
No
mat;.'
90,
you
can
take
KLIM
along.
I'
Ice.
The
changes
of
weather
d
of
travel
hve
rid
effedPon
it.
F
-
1
'
powder
form.
Whrn
you
repU
you
have
rich,
foil-cream
mi
lie,
v.
ddigUM
flavor,
all
the
healthful
ntfk
fresh
fron
the
dairy.
KLIM
t
little
room
and
adds
very
little
w.
outk.
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