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EDITION
Thursday,
July
10,
1933
HECATE
STRAITS
LIGHTS
It
is
particularly
satisfactory
to
the
port
of
Prince
Ru
port
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
properly
lighted
and
ready
,
lor
deep
sea
business.
test.
The
nennlp
;rrp
pnmintr
tr
trt
nn
a
-.1
.
h
t
INTENSE'OPTIMISM
AIMD
When
travelling
or
vacationing,
the
sifest
milk
for
baby.'t
bottle
is.Carna-tion.
It
nourishes
perfectly,
too,
and
is
more
digestible
than
cow's
milk
in
any
other
form.
Write
for
Mtrr
BUke
Cock
Bok
CAINATION
CO,
UMITtO
2)4
Abtwa
Sc.
ViKHm,
B.C.
.ptonufcEO,
IN
CANADA
The
Safeguarded
MI
"from
Contented
Cows"
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
It.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Results
RAINS
HELP
i
GRAIN
CROP
Prairie
Situation
Much
Improved
bj,
.As.jResult
of
.Precipitation
'"WlNNTPfcQ.
Juiy
lb:
flood
rains
were
general
throughout
the
Bprairies
of
Western
Canada
during
the
past
week,
sufficient
moisture
was
received
to
carry
all
crops
over
for
the
next
two
or
three
weeks
and
warmer
weather
Is
being
welcomed
in
eeveral
districts,
according
to
the
weekly
report
of
the
depart
ment
of
agriculture,
Canadian
Na-
in
Manitoba
conditions
have
been
most
favorable.
All
grains
are
reported
in
good
shape
with
wheat
heading
out.
oats
and
barley
eight
to
ten
inches
high
and
pastures
generally
excellent.
Practically
no
serious
damage
is
reported
from
any
source.
In
the
Neepawa
subdivision
crops
which
were
hailed
have,
with
the
exception
of
the
rye,
then
heading
out,
almost
wholly
recovered.
In
the
Rossburn
subdivision
fall
rye
Is
all
headed
out
and
around
two
and
one
half
feet
high
with
a
good
color.
On
the.
whole,
Manitoba
fanners
are
.quite
optimistic
and
report
prospect
as
good.
Heavy
rains
have
been
general
throughout
.Soatch4Mbn
tiurkw
i.
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11
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pert
mj
ininK
me
counsels
oi
uioi
nanson
nave
prevailed
i
wees
wmsn
nas
nerpecr
out
an
at
Ottawa
and
that
the
government
there
has,
at
last
come
jcrops
ry
considerably.
Fields
are
to
a
realization
that
lights
are
needed
at
Butterworth
wition
where
they
have
Rocks
and
Bonilla
Island
These
have
been
asked
for
SJSSZ
times
but
always
refused
in
the
past.
Owing
to
lack
of
co-
ticaiiy
ail
in
shot
blade
with
a
good
operation
on
the
part
of
the
sitting
member
the
local
board
jdeai
headed
out.
Rye
cutting
should
of
trade
and
the
shipping
men
of
the
port
and
district
had
,tart
,n
tIom
10
days
t0
three
weeks
been
unable
to
convince
the
marine
department
that
these
ipfZiLT1?06-
In
aids
to
navigation
were
really
n,eded.Pparently
tte
of.jSS
ficials
of
the
marine
department
thought
the
local
ship-!piy
of
moisture
and
further
preci-ping
men
did
not
know
what
was
best
for
them
and
they
citation
is
not
required
for
at
persuaded
the
member
for
Skeena
that
these
shipping
i,east
two
weeks-
CrPs
In
that
a"ea
meii
did
not
know
and
commenced
giving
them
a
spurious
advanced
taaToreviousa!
substitute
in
the
form
of
radio
direction
finding
stations.
;at
this
time,
slight
damage
from
These
stations
were
welcomed
but
only
as
complementary
hail
at
isolated
points
is
reported
to
the
other
aids
and
not
as
substitutes.
fom
the
cudworth
subdiviiiofl.
in
It
is
understood
that
the
new
hVhts
will
he
installed
im-
tbe
Rosetown
district
"twd
'gbda
tnnIinfoltr
anA
v,of
o
oUvw-
no
h
t
i
rains
and
some
warm
weather
have
T-T
,
j,
VM
""4C'rtart
M1
ut
lc:made
a
big
improvement'
Writhe
cnjyris
oi
ine
muerai
canuiuaie,
ine
approacnes
10
me;
growth
of
grain.
No
damage
Is
re
ported
from
this
subdivision
and
although
some
wheat
is
short,
with
favorable
weather
Jrom
now
on
yield
will
be
better
than
at
first
anticipated.
Southern
Saskatchewan
In
Southern
Saskatchewan,,
along
It
is
many
years
since
the
Liberals
of
Skeena
iifaSZ'.
unvc
ueeii
tu
imeiibeiy
upumisuc
over
ine
outcome
OI
a
growing
rapidly
since
this,
week's
aeueiiu
eieuon
as
iney
are
today,
sngnt
aiiierences,
rain.
Flax
is
in
tioom
with.po.of
which
had
developed
in
the
past,
hava
been
eliminated
and
j
whet
w
in
shot
blade
and
About
today
the
party
is
a
unit
in
support
of
Olof
.Hanson,
be-
i0
,hlg,n-
RyV
be
e.d
uUt
K,M'nr
!,.
ijV-
u.Ii.
-i?
and
stands
from
18
to
20
inches
6
ji1
I
U
V",
"
,
.
.
iU,ieresis
01
high.
No
serious
damage
Is
repor-
l
nnce
n
Rupert
and
i
the
district
of
which
it
is
the
centre.
)
ted
from
any
source
during
the
From
every
district
reports
continue
to
arrive
telling
of
.period
under
review.
Moisture
has
a
complete
revulsion
of
feeling
since
the
last
federal
con-
improved
conditions
considerably
,
unu
ib
is
expected
were
win
De
a
means
of
helping
the
district
and
by
electing
Hanson
they
j
Xs
in
t
the
other
two
provinces.
general
rains
have
been
received
In
Alhkrtn
nnri
f
horo
anno
am
fn
Ka
plenty
or
moisture
in
tne
ground
hut
In
tnma
rlleflAts
n
m-.
a
hnuAnt
able
to
overcome-the
damage
incurred
by
heavy
winds
earlier
in
the
season.
Hot
veather
Is
required
in
many
areas
to
bring
the
crops
along.
Along
the
unlty-Vlklng-Vegrevllle
subdivisions
prospects
are
generally
good
for
at
least
an
average
crop.
In
the
Camrose
-'subdivision
re-
,-rulq
&lt,ar4
en4
tVt.
In
rp
,ttfnr1
Wftu
allowed
some
or
the
damaged
gram
to
recover.
Drumhellcr
subdivision
reports
that
many
of
the
wind
i
blown
fields
which
were
damaged
have
been
reseeded
and
are
coming
along
In
good
shape.
Rains
have
practically
eliminated
any
further
damage
from
cutworms.
Pastures
are
In
good
condition
and
generally
speaking
crop
prospects
are
considerably
improved
as
a
result
of
moisture
received
during
the
past
week.
Throughout
the
Peace
River
territory
crops
are
almost
universally
in
good
shape.
There
has
been
an
abundance
of
moisture
but
warm
weather
Is
now
a
necessity
to
bring
the
'crops
ahead.
Birthday
Party
Held
Yesterday
MA&Jack
Ward
roper
Was
Hostess
frr
Miss
Mabel
Nesbitt's
Ifici
Tenth
Anniversary
Mrs.
Jack
Wardroper,
503
Seventh
AVenue
East,
entertained
at
a
delightful
party
yesterday
after
noon
In
honor
of
the
tenth
birthday
of
Miss
Mabel
Kesbltt.
Games
were
played,
delicious
refreshments
served
und
the
party
was
mot
en
joyable.
Miss
Hetty
Warren,
Mrs.
Wardhopcr
and
Mrs.
Nesbltt
served
refreshments
and
the
children
present
were:
Phyllis
Hill,
Oladys
and
Atchie
Hall,Pat
and
Minnie
Wig-
board,
sailed
early
this
afternoon
for
8kagway
in
the
course
of
its
Alaskan
cruise.
The
Arcadia
had
spent
three
days
in
the
harbor
here,
being
anchored
for
the
most
of
the
time
across
the
bay
near
Wolf
Island.
Itching
Ends
in
1
Minute
Hd
Mm
for
monthi.
SlniU
ippliution
ol
'SooU4lf
'
tmiti
Itch
ud
bum
in
1
aniaut.
1
box
ald
diwit
lor
good."
Jut
Paul.
'Sootha-Salr''
tndi
Ecicm
qnlckut
time
eet
rttMM
May
lmiia.
AU
dnignirti.
tne
v
1.
gins,
Christina
Peterson.
Johanna,
Q
J
CLnnl
Peterson,
Eric'Berner,
Stanley
and
i
OUIluii'
ULllUUl
trefl
wararoper
ana
Bruce
nesDiu.i
y.
....
m
rirnir
mnav
ARCADIA
SAILS
"
J
Having
moved
into
the
ocean
dock
for
a
while
this
morning
to
take
on"
'water
ntf'Wppues,
the
Boston-
yacht,.
AriiUla',
'with
Mrs.
Hard
wick
and
party
of
friends
on
Children
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
Enjojinff
Outing
at
2
.tgb'jr
Islancf
"2'"
,
The
annual
picnic
of
the
Sunday
School
of
First
PresbvtJan
Church
is
being
hold
this
afternoon
at
pig-
by
Island
under
Ideal
weather
conditions.
The
Pacific
Salvage
Go.'s
j
boats
"23"
and
"Nishga"
left
at
1
iand
2
o'clock
for
Dlgby
Island
with
I
the
picnickers
and
a
line
day's
out-,lng
Is
assured.
There
will
be
the
'
usual
games
and
races
and
refreshments
have
been
provided
in
abun-;
dance.
In
charge
of
the
picnic
are
John
E.
Davey,
ttunday
School
6uperin-!
tendent,
E.
J.
Smith
and
C.
Q.
Ham
!
as
well
as
others
of
the
teachers.
j
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rv
Tea
is
a
minor
expense
why
not
drink
the
finest
"SAUDA"
TEA
'Fresh
from
the
gardens'
Donald
fiorrison
ar;lved
fin
the:
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on
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18
he
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aboard
b"slnW.;
was
a
passengrr
aboin
the
steamer
Andanla
for
a
trip
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
A
to
his
native
home
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Scotland.
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