pagz
nro
ln..n
SnM
iinrlnH
a.v.am
niuiimini,
inniMtft
evit-t.
n
.1
HearTA
nutc
uiiuci
say
lunaiu
ocvuiiii;
kiic
ucaiicu
Bite
wui
uito
hub
is
seiueu
suiue
ui-uon
uuwuru
uumiinir
may
ue
Th
oj
i.i.
i
h.
hp
t.h
nn.rinM
nt
t
u
n..i
expected.
We
look
to
see
the
railway
company
carry
out
its
other
revues,
and
talented
soloists
his
wife
by
the
time
next
winter
is
promises
and
an
announcement
of
a
definite
nature
should
that
win
lead
them
in
their
num-
over.
be
forthcoming
in
the
near
future.
"iltais
one
secret
of
nood
flavor"
Thcc
beers
arc
very
highly
recommended
as
an
aid
to
digestion
because
they
are
properly
brewed
and
aged.
They
havc
a
beneficial
place
in
daily
routine,
especially
In
the
life
of
the
working
man,
-because
good
beer
is
invigorating
and
strength
replacing.
Owing
to
the
groat
percentage
of
extracts,
together
with
the
low
alcohol
content,
these
beers
arc
an
aid
to
digestion
and
healthful
stimulants.
At
nil
Gorrmmrnt
lUquor
Slorrt
and
lleer
Varlort
PBLSENEK
LAdER
PHOENIX
EXPORT
CLUE
RBXRON
EXPORT
PL
This
advertisement
i
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
Balagno,
Pauline
Brady,
Lindsay
niiiiiiiiv'iinmnt
-
j
Waugh,
Joyee
Gawthome,
Norma
KAILAl
IIOThL
ICurry,
Margaret
Bryune
and
Doreen1
The
work
on
the
railway
hotel
will
also
help
the
local
Byune
win
be
the
"Kupies,"
and
it
situation
a
good
deal.
It
is
understood
that
negotiations
m
worth
oin
t0
"Qi
of
perience&f
'Australian
Couple
unP
u
itij
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
12.
To
have
Just
to
see
them
dance
and
lived
three
summers
tn
saccesston
..r4tV.n.
n
n,4.4A
int.
h.
I
II
t
.
,
.
ii
1
.
,
i
i
m
ii
.
uiK-
'
nmiuuv
4
miiiin
iiivei
v
CI
til
IK,
wui
.
bers.
'
They
live
in
Australia.
At
the
end
'
The
Elks
are
staging
the
show
for
f
last,
summer
in
Australia
they
their
Christmas
Cheer
Fund,
and
started
off
for
England
arriving
when
the
seat
sale
opens
at
the
there
at
the
beginning
of
summer.
Orrr.e
Drug
Ltd..
on
Monday
at
10
Now
at
the
end
of
northern
sui-l.m.
it
Is
expected
that
there
will
mer
they
are
proeeedtac
some,
be
a
rush,
for
reservations.
The
where
they
will
find
the
southern
show
will
be
presented
at
the
Moose
summer
commencing,
i
Hall
next
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oosse,
and
their
Friday.
0.E.S.TEA
THURSDAY"
Mrs.
Emily
Maxwell
Worthy
Grand
1
Matron
For
British
Columbia,
Honor
Guest
Yesterday
Mrs.
Dan
Jabour.
Borden
Street,
was
a
tea
hostess
yesterday
afternoon
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Emily
Maxwell
of
Vancouver,
Worthy
Grand
Matron
of
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star,
who
la
here
on
an
official
visit.
Mm.
Jabour
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
If.
McLeod.
worthy
matron
of
Belist
Chapter
here.
The
decorated
tea
table
was
spread
with
an
Italian
cut
cloth
and
,
In
the
centre
was
a
silver
basket
containing
orange
culendulas
and
blue
bachelor
buttons
with
tall
orange
tapers
in
silver
sconces.
Pouring
were
Mrs
L.
W.
Kergln,
ADDRESSES
GIRLS
Mrs.
w.
D.
Vance,
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vigar
and
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton,
past
worthy
matrons
of
the
Order
of
the;
Eastern
J8tar)ervtteu1
ware
Mrs
,C.
H.
filkln
Mrs.
R.
E.
Benson,
Mts.,
i
jr
.
w.
Alien.
Mrs
A
j
nnllanrl
nnrt
Miss
Winnie
Dlbb.
Don
Matheeon,
who
spent
a
few.
days
In
the
city
with
his
parents,
City
Treasurer
and
Mrs.
D.
J.
Matheson,
following
his
return
from
Stewart
where
he
was
en
gaged
in
geological
work
during
the
summer,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
resume
his
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Colum
bla.
eldest
son
arrived
in
Winnipeg
jsjs-iterday
over
Canadian
National
,
lines,
arid
iewted
for
trie
day.
tjef
ere
i
continuing
their
Journey
to
Jasper
i
Parti
and
Vancouver.
Wfssti
tfofy
leave
-Vancouver
they
rtH
MtTbe
days-from
Sydney,
and
S
days
from
home,
which
is
Adefekie.
I
Mr.
oosse
is
on
the
boara
of
Ol-'
rectors
of
the
News
Limited,
which
:
publish
several
newayapors
In
I
South
and
West
Australia
He
is
i
president
of
the
Zoological
Society
of
South
Australia.
Three
Canadian
Buffalo,
which
I
were
presented
to
the
society
last
February,
were
Just
shedding
their
winter
coat
at
the
beginning
of
the
Australian
winter
when
Mr.
Oosse
left.
It
will
take
them
three
or
four
years
he
states,
to
fall
in
line
with
Australian
seasonal
conditions.
During
the
week
that
he
has
been
In
Canada,
Mr
Oosse
made
some
arrangements
for
the
exchange
of
Canadian
and
Australian
animals
for
aoos.
OF
LOCAL
SCHOOL
"'
Miss
Helen
Randal,
registrar
of
the
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
of
British
Columbia
and
inapsefcw
of
training
schools
for-
the
province,
who
was
here
yesterday,
ad
dressed
the
girls
of
King
HdwaM
High
School
yesterday
afternoon
and
members
of
the
nursing
stafr
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
evening.
After
having
made
her
annual
inspection
of
the
Prince
Ruprrt.
BeAla
Bella.
Port
Simpson
and
Hazelton
hospi-tal
training
schools,
Miss
Randal
sailed
last
night
by
the
ss.
Prlnc?
George
on
her
return
to
inn
VaILY
NfclvS
Friday,
September
y.
ig3
The
Daily
News
At
Jasper
SIGHT
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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DAILY
EDITION
ARE
YOU
SAVING
MONEY?
Friday.
Sept.
12,
1930
Saving
money
is
a
great
problem.
Many
people
not
only!
fail
to
save
but
they
sink
gradually
deeper
in
the
mire
of;
debt
until
life
becomes
a
burden
to
them
and
they
are
a
j
nuisance
to
their
neighbors.
'
By
so
arranging
the
household
budget
to
suit
the
in-j
come
any
person
can
save
at
least
a
little.
A
savings
bank
;
balance
gives
a
person
a
feeling
of
exhiliration,
an
inde-i
pendence
that
cannot
be
obtained
in
any
other
way.
Toj
know
that
you
are
ahead
of
the
game
and
can
control
your
;
expenditures
is
a
great
satisfaction
to
any
person.
To
feel
i
that
you
are
the
victim
of
circumstances
and
cannot
get'
ahead
is
a
severe
handicap
X
T.
B.
.Mac
.mil
y.
president
of
Sun
me
Assurance
Co..
who
visi'od
ni'unioin
reoon
this
week
for
company
convention
CHEER
FUND
GETS
BENEFIT
WINNIPEG,
MAN;
Sept.
11
"I
v?as
one
of
the
most
glorious
sigh'
I
have
ever
scn.
From
the
top
o
;
Mount
Castlt
guard
I
;
Hinted
15
i
.nl-c
withni:
ttv
ni.-i
"'w'
"aid
Dr.
Kirkpatrick
of
the
department
of
chemistry,
i
:i
"crs;
Pennsy'vania,
wlv.'e
enthusiast
i-i
cally
relating
his
experiences
i
W'nnipeg
yesterday
after
a
month's
exploration
:rip
through
he
mountains
surr
nding
an-1
n
Jasper
National
Park
mad1
along
with
three
ass-
:.Uf
in
the
university.
Taking
with
them
thirteen
horses
and
one
guide
the
party
Parted
out
from
a
poi'.-
'"srlv
2n
m'.'es
south
of
Jasp
r
ind
m.irl
,
the
trip
to
the
park
in
for:
-travel
linf
days.
Several
side
trip,
were
taken
while
enr-i-ife
ani
a
cording
to
Dr.
Kllpatn
k
th"v
cov
ered
mw
than
500
miles
on
horses.
Itfwat
white-
enrrvjte
that
th
party
attempted
th-
t-!imb
o'
"Queen
of
Hearts"
Musical
Comedy
Moont
CastfoguArd.
Dr
Kilpatricfc
to
Be
Stared
With
Medern
tea
the
only
one
.
ar-essfu!
i
Settings
reachteg
the
summit
making
the,
climb
to
two
and
on"
-half
hours.
The
Elks
show
committee,
is
According
to
the
records
of
pre-
'
rhr-
nf
tHir
mmirai
nmA
vious
climber
carved
on
trees
a.'
v
wini
IVJ
Tn
onvp
an
idea
what
can
be
done
bv
savin
p
and
invest-
"Queen
of
Hearts."
stated
this
the
foot
of
the
mountain
Dr
Kil
ing
in
good
securities
let
US
assume
that
a
person
wants,
morning
that
they
were
very
an-
Patricks
time
Is
the
'aste&t
yet
$10,000
on
which
to
retire
in
25
years.
All
he
has
to
do
is
to
ftroM
kno
JJTk
Z
T
T,'
,,
...
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
that
the
Moose
Lodge
have
removed
party
included
I.
K.
Simmons
de-
set
aside
$18
a
month,
invest
it
at
four
and
a
half
per
cent!
to
of
rtmem
of
cbemiatrv.
uniwsitv
and
reinvest
the
interest
every
year
as
he
receives
it
Com-"This
has
always
been
a
handicap
of
Pennfy'vanla.
W.
Stiock
of
th-pounding
the
interest
is
the
great
thing.
It
makes
the-cap-;
in
putting
over
a
show
there,
and
academy
of
science
Philadelphia
ital
Work
for
you
double
time.
'
the
lodge
went
to
great
expense
to
and
Miss
Mary
Bullock,
also
o:
-
reinforcing
the
roof,
etc.,
so
that
PhUapelphia-
ny
show"
woukl
""
advan-
Dr.
Kltpatrtck
and
Mr
Srmmon
Ti?rkAtiT
rTinv
ni7
rnvui-viiPVT
PROMPT
ACTION
OF
GO
EKN3IENT
tage
of
the
same
staging
as
in
a
continued
their
Journey
vesterda
We
congratulate
Premier
Bennett
and
his
cabinet
Oil
modern
theatre.
over
Canadian
National
Railway?
their
prompt
action
with
a
view
to
relieving
unemploy-!
aio
Mr.
and
Mrs.
c.
j.
McNaugh,
far
Northbau,
ont.,
from
winch
ment
We
hope
that
they
will
undertake
the
erection
of
a
professional
ghow
producers,
which
point
they
win
motor
federal
building
at
Prince
Rupert
and
also
come
to
the
aid
LTS
fr
p10-
PhJkdeiPhia.
Mr.
strock
and
was
of
the
provincial
gpvernment
in
the
building
of
the
trans-
Z?
ScT
STy"
Canada
highway
to
Prmce
Rupert.
These
are
both
badly
ing
win
be
the
most
elaborate
ever
needed
and
if
they
go
ahead
at
once
they
will
help
a
great
seen
in
prince
Rupert,
deal
in
relieving
the
unemployment
situation.
j
ot
cours
the
three-act
farce
The
federal
building
already
has
a
site
prepared
with
T"9:01
a1wo"drjul
ha8
...
drawn
the
moat
but
the
i.
ii
rri.
i
u
1
i
j.
attention,
the
basement
excavated.
The
work
could
proceed
at
very
,BlMlcal
revue6
ouUi
not
be
for-short
notice
if
it
should
be
decided
to
do
so.
It
is
understood
gotten.
And
with
the
"Kuoie
Don
that
the
government
is
not
renewing
the
lease
on
the
Revue-led
by
Mr.
McNaughton,
you
nresent
nremises
and
if
thev
move
it
would
seem
to
be
the
will
e
one
of
the
peppiest
revues
DODGING
WINTERS
reasonable
thinrr
to
move
into
a
buildine
of
their
own.
1
.the
I0?-
LtIe
Ita"
Three
summers
in
succession
e
baptist
Ladies'
Aid
Tea
Success
gvftfttantI
Sum
Krallzed
at
Affair
Tea4er$ay
Afternoon
at
Home
'
of
Sirs.
P.
W.
Dafoe
The
Ladles
or
First
Baptist
Church
held
a
successful
tea
and
rale
of
hone
cooking
at
the
home
of
Mr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
yesterday
and
'
tiM
i
i
Dint
Ui
REFRESH
YOUR
ROOMS
WITH
ItEAUTIIUL
FLOORS
The
dullest
raided
a
substantial
sum.
Thej
rooms
were
beautifully
decorated'
i
with
sweet
peas
and
rosea.
Mrs.
Dafoe.
with
Mrs.
J.
A.
Limtsay,
received
the
guests.
At
Um
hosne
:ooWn
stall.
Mrs.
P.
H.
Linfe?
and
Mrs.
J.
Tttmrber
had
charge.
The
tea
room
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
C.
Campbell,
Mrs.
C.
OUker,
Mrs.
Lar-km
and
Mrs.
R.
Green.
Mrs.
Geo.
Iflbbard
acted
as
cashier.
Conveners
'or
the
tea
were
Mrs.
Oeo.
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
S.
Hamblin.
CRISP...
anil
refreshing
as
a
breeze
Kcllogg'g
Corn
Flakes
and
milk
or
cream.
Great
for
a
warm-day
lunch.
So
easy
to
digest,
so
extra
crisp,
they
help
you
feel
fit
I
CORN
FLAKES
teniae
responds
to
the
stimulus
of
Dominion
inlaid
Lino
leum.
It
is
surprising
how
quickly
this
colourful
floor
puts
character,
beauty
and
individuality
into
room.
It
Is
s
practical
floor,
too;
easy
to
lay
and
to
dean;
odourless;
and
permanent
because'
inlaid.
Beautify
your
home
with
Dominion
InlalJ
Linoleum
with
its
rich,
mellow,
soft
lustre
Do
mo
lac
Finish
that
reduces
polishing
to
a
minimum.
Dominion
Inlaid
linoleum
offers
distinctive
designs
for
every
room
in
the
bouse,
at
surprisingly
moderate
prices.
Other
IJtautlful
Dominion
Floort
Dominion
Piinted
Linoleum
and
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
also
give
exceptional
choice
in
beautiful
floors
...
at
popular
prices.
At
Utust
Furnhl'mt
anl
DtparlmtmiJ
Stottt.
tldt
i
Cfult
if
Iht
(Mirri
lit
mmi
Domimmm
Bmlnklf
Utolnm.
GUESTS
AT
LUNCHEON
J
At
the
Botary
luncheon
ys'
i-jday
guests
included
A.
M.
M
ui
n.
'K.C.,
former
attorney-general
0
'i
Bushby,
Herold
Daley,
fr-m
Albany,
Australia
apd
the
four
a-noemen
from
Saskatchewan
win
had
Just
arrived
from
a
sixtn
months'
adventurous
trip
Arctic.
Mr.
Daley
brought
Kn
--
Ings
from
the
Albany
Rotary
club
!
of
which
he
Is
a
member
t".
More
than
12,000,000
people
ddl8ht
In
KrllncK,
Corn
I'laLrs
every
djr,
KelloKg's
rs
nprci'lly
lnlllna
in
sammrr.
They
fur.
nl.li
rnrrjr,
and
rrt
ant
to
rasy
to
direst
tbry
don't
"hear
the
body.
Serve
for
Lrralfast,
the
eliUdren'a
tapper
Crrat
with
fruit
or
honey
added.
Oveti-frwh
in
the
Inner
sealed
waitlla
wrapjrer.
SolJ
lir
all
t;roern.
Served
by
lioleli,
reitauran$i,
rafrtrriai.
Made
br
Kellog
g
in
London,
Ontario.
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