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DURING
THE
MONTH
OF
AUGUST
ONLY
'M1
You
can
buy
a
ELECTRIC
IRONER.
5
or
only
.00
down
The
balance
$5
a
njontrr
m
ND
"Rupert
Brand"
TIIEJ)AINjriEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
Smoked
Daily
by
'
4'
1
'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
10-Day
Closing
Sale
Peterborough
Boats
&
Canoes
Below
Factory
Cost
Second
Ave,
next
to
Post
Office
P.O.
Box
913
Phone
Blue
315
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Want
Ads
.
Let
Them
13e
Your
Broker
in
Buying
and
Selling
,
Somebody
is
waiting
to
buy
that
house
or
bedroom
set,
or
coat
you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
is
waiting
to
sell
that
car,
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
it
is
you
arc
in
the,
market
for.
Get
the
habit
of
shopping
through
tfte.
Want
Ads.
You'll
find
undreamed
of
bargains
undreamed
of
opportuoiUea.
Do
your
shopping
through
these
cplump'jiap
Jo.
how
profitable
and
pleasant
His.
f'-pPgS'
READ
and
USE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phone
98
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
Bold"
Hero
is
your
op-
portunity
to
taKo
the
toil
out
of
iron
ing
day;
to
save
hours
of
'
time;
to
give
longer
life
to
all
fabrics.
With
a
Thor,
you
simply
sit
at
ease
and
feed
each
piece
into
the
Irpner
.
.
.
sheets,
table
cloths,
lingerie
.
.
.
everything.
No
trouble
at
all
and
such
wonderful
results.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
TELEVISION
NOT
GENERAL
SOME
TIME
Laboratories
of
Scientists
Working
On
It
Still
tory
stage
for
public
use.
It
is
dan
,
Victoria
People
Having
been
40
years
in
business
in
Victoria.
J
E
P.-.:ntr
nrf
Ron
Tk
T
r
.1
two
years
ago.
1
"Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
offers
possibilities
as
a
speculation,
at
year,
before
depletion
and
depre
ciation
writeoils.
i
While
the
company's
earning?
i
from
the
Premier
mine
are
doubt
-less
diminishing,
owing
to
the
rapid
depletion
of
the
property,
it
Is
well
fortified
with
cash,
is
well
managed
and
has
at
least
two
new
properties,
the
Prosperity
and
the
Porter
Idaho
which
are
giving
evi
dence
of
promise.
As
a
company
whose
policies
are
time-bred
and
above
renroach.
which
has
new
properties
coming;
i
into
production;
the
element
of
speculation
should
offer
greater
Inducement
to
investors
willing
to
gamble
than
new
companies
with
properties
in
the
unproven
class.
The
total
ore
reserves
of
the
Pre-
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
d:-Natlonal
m,er
mam
Prope"?.
re-
c5nized
as
fast
nearing
depletion,
television
on
a
par
with
sound
broadcasting
is
a
considerable
dls-
was
419-038
ns.
assaying
at
$1U
tance
in
the
future.
When
such
a
Per
ton-
Principally
in
gold,
at
the
development
wUl
materialize,
en-
end
ot
last
year,
vsufficlent
to
op-gincers
hesitate
to
say.
Dr.
Alfred
eratc
th
m111
at
ul1
capacity
to
Nl
Goldsmith,
vice-president
and
about
midsummer
1931.
In
addition
general
engineer
of
RCA
and
long
there
13
tne
possibility
of
adding
identified
with
broadcast
engineer-1
to
tnese
reserves.
The
liquid
assets
Ing,
thinks
it
will
not
be
possible
the
company
are
equlvolent
to
until
three
years
have
elapsed,
and
'
approximately
CO
cents
per
share,
it
may
be
longer.
i
and
as
referred
to
previously
the
"It
seems
likely
that
national
te-1
speculative
element,
offered
by
the
levlslon
service
of
proven
value
;
company's
new
properties
under
within
a
year
would
be
a
miracle,"
he
said.
"Within
two
years
it
would
be
an
amazing
feat;
within
three
years
It
would
represent
a
fine
achievement
of
hard
work,
and
within
five
years,
it
would
be
a
de
velopment
proceeding
at
a
good
and
normal
pace.
"If
television
is
developed
as
a
service
of
real
entertainment
,and
Instructional
value
to
the
public
it
will
take
Its
place
beside
radio
broadcasting
as
one
of
the
greatest
ChildrenCryi
M.ur
CASTORIA
A
HABY
REMEDY
APPROVED
BY
DOCTORS
i
fOft
COUCCONSTl'ftTION.DlMtRhCA
,
agencies
of
human
progress
and
enjoyment,
but
It
is
not
to
be
ex-
--Tr
M
M
n
j-nr'--'!
pected
that
the
day
of
television
is
BB&SBKnanmzjiZSi
as
yet
near
at
hand.
"Laboratories
are
doing
excellent
work
In
the
development
of
tele
vision
and
will
probably
ultimately
bring
the
equipment
to
a
satlsfac-:
SPECIALS
gerous
to
make
any
definite
predlc-1
tlon
as
to
how
long
this
will
take.
'FitT
Bars,
fresh
stock
OCT
each
Pan
Yan
Pickles
20
oz
60c
Alex,
and
party
decided
it
was
time
Purity
Rolled
Oats
tftP
to
take
a
look
at
the
north
country!
G's
.
.
.
....
V
so
they
booked
on
the
Prince
Henry
ti
p;rtt,
Tt,.,K,.l,
and
and
are
are
eettlne
getting
fine
fine
weather
weather
all
all
the
the
Up-RlVOr
Rhubarb
way
tthe
Naas
and
through
making
an
extra
call
at
Wales
Island
Union
ss...
Catala
did
not
arrive
till
5.15
yesterday
evening
and
left
at
6
paaoooociooiiooooooaaociocioonaooooaooooooaoooPMaaooolfor
tne
south.
G
lbs.
for
.....
...
This
morning
the
Painters
looked
Fresh
Celery
up
some
former
Victoria
friends.
ivi
and
went
on
south.
With
Mr.
Pain-
f
n
'
'
'
ter
in
addition
to
his
son
were
two
Seedless
Grape-1--"
other
Victorians,
Mrs.
E.
Fulton
and
per
lb
Limited
25c
15c
25C
Delayed
by
unfavorable
tides
in
MllSSalleill
GrOCeFV
Co.
417-423
Slh
Avenue
East
rilONK
Ik
AND
84
est.
Made
Bri.VisitiBI"bon
Baking
30c
5
last
Snow
Cap
Crab
5C
iNews
or
me
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Conditions
In
Taku
Better
Says
Visitor
Premier
Gbld
Situation
Analyzed
Ry
Financial
Paper
which
Premier
has
a
lontrolllng
Interest.
The
company
also
owns
or
has
under
option
the
entire
capital
of
"J7-"tu1o
ConsolVVited
property
thare.
Unique
among
the
mining
wh'fh
?U?nentl
r
'
Ptaltotton
i
stocks,
states
the
Financial
Post
of
mm
Jn
$1
Par
value
shai
Tmt
u
i.
w
rr
Mn
return
on
the
investment,
which
3f
WlHare
0UHtSnf,!,Il8-
T.
was
earned
during
the
past
fiscal
e
GUIDES
OFF
NEXT
WEEK
TO
TERRACE
Arrangements
Made
For
Joint
Camp
at
Meeting
Last
Night
A
meeting
of
those
interested
in
the
Oirl
Guides'
camp
at
Terrace
was
held
hut
evening,
in
the
Cathedral
Hall.
There
will
be
34
girls
going
to
the
camp
which
will
be
cn
the
Lakelse
side
of
Terrace
with
headquarters
in
the
residence
of
C.
J.
Toombs.
Four
companies
will
be
represented,
namely
the
First
and
Second
Prinee
Rupert
Companies,
67th
L
O.
D.
E.
Company
anl
the
Port
Clements
Company,
which
will
send
two
guides.
At
the
camp
there
will
be
four
patrols,
the
patrol
leaders
being
Lucille
Brooksbank,
Kathleen
Keil-back,
Winnlfred
Bby
and
S.
Sten-gel.
In
charge
of
each
patrol
there
will
be
a
Ruider,
these
being
Captain
N.
Rogers.
Lieutenant
M.
Brewerton.
Brown
Owl
Mrs.
D.
Nurrington
and
Tawny
Owl
Mrs.
Motte.
In
accordance
with
the
rule
for
Girl
Guide
camps,
that
where
there
are
25
in
attendance
at
a
camp,
there
must
be
a
nurse.
Mrs.
Sher
wood
will
be
the
camp
jiurue.
Tin-
girls
will
leave
on
Thursday.
August
14,
and
expect
to
be
away
for
two
weeks.
To
complete
further
arramiements
there
will
be
a
meet-in
k
uf
the
Guides
on
Friday
of
this
week.
Visiting
Here
Died
Yesterday
Mrs.
Christina
Laidler,
Mother.
Local
Man,
Passed
Away
In
General
Hospital
ot
Tho
death
occurred
suddenly
ninht
at
the
General
Hospital
Mrs.
Christina
Laidler,
55
years.
of
age.
wife
of
George
F.
Laidler,
3222
Fifth
Ave.
West.
Vancouver.
and
mother
of
O.
W.
Laidler,
Wal-dron
Apartments.
Mm.
Laidler
came
here
two
weeks
ago
to
visit
her
-.on
and
daughter-in-law.
and
a
little
over
a
week
ago
was
taken
ill.
Mr.
Laidler
was
sent
for
and
arrived
Friday
and-yesterday
M"s.
Laidler
passed
away.
The
body
is
being
taken
south
on
the
Prince
Henry
and
the
funeral
will
take
plsce
in
Vancouver.
O.
W.
Laidler
is
the
sales
mana-
mra.
c.
m..
nanus,
an
oi
wnom
were
Ker
for
M-ifrm
&
Co
ot
prinCe
Ru-
enjoying
Prince
Rupert's
glorious
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
.,'iJiwPSetS.
sunshine
for
a
brief
time.
Boat
,
Arriving
Every
athy
oI
nta
many
u.tMt
,n
hls
bereavement.
In
order
to
compete
the
salvage
of
the
Western
Canada
Airways
hydroplane
which
crashed
at
Bute-dale
a
party
left
on
the
Union
ss.
Catala
last
evening.
2P5fllSSiM
Alaska
to
Get
Herd
Musk
Ox
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
0:-J5eekIng
g
suitable
cattle
fpr
the
frozen
areas
as
In,
Alaska,
the
department
of
agrl
cuuurcnas
herd
of
30
musk,
oxen.
collector
is
given
the
task
of
ob
taming
the
oxen
from
Greenland.
The
sum
of
$40,000
was
appropriated'
at
the
last
congress
for
that
purpose.
Resembling
the
'
small-sized
buf-
i
fntn
the
musk
oxen
arc
considered
tne
tne
j'oruana
uanai
mming
aivision).
trulv
nlnia,
nnd
tho
sur.
district,
said
Mr.
Brentlinger,
has
of
British
Columbia
which
n
nnnnlaHnn
nf
nhnnt.
125
thl
snme
cpneral
area
as
Health
Authorities
say
that
over
six
million
Germs
have
been
found
on
one
fly.
Get
your
Flit
and
the
Special
Flit
Sprayer
Todays
COIBX:i.llllK!i:GaGK;
8
&
l.
H
or
a
,
,
.
.
.
.
Experiments
will
be
made
for
do-.
Conditions
in
the
Taku
mlnins
deve
opment.
are
worthy
.u
of
.r-1
more
tnem
An
MpcrIenced.
uisirici
appear
to
oe
ucuer
now
cuiisiueruium
uuui
ikw
jjiuitnva
than
ever
before,
according
to
owned
by
untried
organisations.
Fred
Brentlinger
and
C.
Gilbert.!
who
have
been
prospecting
there
Prosperity
since
early
May,
and
who
are
in'
The
first
of
the
company's
out-Juncau
for
a
few
days,
says
the
side
properties
to
reach
produc-Juneau
Emnlre.
tlon
was
the
Prosperity
group.
In
"Tulsequah:"
the
camp
of
WEDNESDAY
and
Tin
TWO
SHOWS
-7
ana
9
ig
jsu
'
v
!
nr,lfi;jVlval
0f
the
latBe
5PCC,M
whlch
SHOUT
COMEDY-me
i
remier,,vero
nayve
0f
North
America,
and
"KIDE
'EM
(
fl
.
summer.
Of
course,
tne
numoer
main
group,
r
remier
is
interested
onco
existed
in
Alaska,
fluctuates
for
most
of
the
persons
in
the
property
to
tne
enient
01
tj
now
extnct.
who
make
the
camp
their
head-
per
cent
while
the
remaining
21
quarters
are
constantly
going
to
per
cent
is
owned
by
the
Prosper-
and
coming
from
creeks.
Prospect,
Ity
Mines
syndicate.
I
There,
a"
2
.
ln
nouses
m
New
YorK
irg
work
Is
actlv-.
A
diamond
drill
Production,
started
last
Novem-1
u,y
is
operating
pn
the
Sparling
pro-
ber,
and
to
May
30,
amounted,
to
s
pcrty
on
Tulsequah
creeK.
gross
sm?uer
vaius
or
siob.dbo
or
a
Mr.
Brentlinger
and
Mr.
Qllbert
net
oroflt
of
$124
569.
with
Increa-
renresent
the.
Jumbo
and
Great
sea
each
successive
month.
Now
it
Bear
groups
of
claims.
Both
men
Is
announced,
that
initial
produc
were
in
the
Taku
district
last
sum-
tlon
has
been
taken
from
ore
en-
mcr.
Mr.
Brentlinger
has
made
countered
in
development
work,
an
his
home
in
.Alaska
since
1007,
the
Porter
Idaho
property
which
Mr.
Gilbert
came
to
the
Territory
adlolns
the
Prosperity,
and
in
but
arc
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when
you
j)iircbas
i
car.
Wo
havo
several
Model
,4T"
Fords',
at
ji
which
will
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to
own
a
car.
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and
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us
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you
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demonstratp
any
r.'
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the
least
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your
car
from
us.
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it
t
days
and
if
you
are
not
entirely
satisfied.
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you
the
full
purchase
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