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Dinncrware,
china,
crockery,
glassware,
Ileilbroner's
Store.
Billiard-11
eemtamals-tohighV
rrm
YlEaBw.
Publto
Invited.
i?tll
Jarrcs
Corner
was
an
arrival
In,
jthe
y
qfl
,ihe
Catala
this
morning
from'
Stewart.
Ride
In
safety.
Dhone
32
Taxi.
Specialize
In
njeht,
service.
Two
'
'
drlyers.pn
the,
job
.
at)
Rupert
East
United
Church
tea,
sale
of
home
cooking,
candy
and
sewing,
Thursday
23rd,
3
to
6.
Furs
remodelled,
cleaned
and
repaired.
An
.experienced
cutter
Ooldbloom's
Fur
Shop.
,
tf
William
Macey,
who
is
on
a
brief
business
trip
to
Skeena
River
cannery
points,
is
expected
back
in
town
this
afternoon.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Oeddes
Large
and
family
arrived
in
the
city
from
Port
Simpson
on
the
Catala
this
morning
for
a
brief
visit
in
town.
Union
steamer
Catala.
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
9:20
thlm
morning
from
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
.northern
points
and
sailed
(at"
lrSQ
this
afternoon
'
for
Vancouver
and
wayports.
H.
Mj
Yourex
of
Vancouver.
B.
jc,
representing
the
4X
Oils
Lim-jlted
of
Peace
River
has
bqen
In
the
1
city
for
a
short
time
in
-the
Interests
of
his
company.
He
expects
to
return
south
shortly.
Miss
Netta
Clark
of
the
Arctic
Studio
has
received
a
photograph
showing
Morte
Craig
mounted
on
the
hump
of
a
camel
with
one
of
the
big
pyramids
an
dthe
Sphinx
in
.the
background.
The
Prince
Rupert
traveller
is
now
in
London
and
plans
to
spend
the
summer
on
the
British
Isles.
Bishop
B..M.
Bunoz
-returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
after
a
brief
trip
to
Stewart
on
eoclesiaslical
duties,
.On
the
?amK
wwc.HU.rter
e.
m.
Lerar
of
Stewart
arrived,
being
on
his
wav
to
Ttrsfce
.where
he
will
conduct
'
monthly
services.
Father
Charles
Wolfe-
alio
came
In
from
Anyox
'for
a
fiw'
days'
visit
in
town.
j
Charles
Oustifson.
an
employee
of
the
city
waterworks
department
'at
Shawatltns
Lake,
wtil
leave
on
tomorrow's
train
tor
New
York
enroute
to
Oothenbotg.
Sweden,
where
he
will
undergo
an
opera-I
Uon
for
injuries
which
he
sustained
while
serving
overseas
ln
the
Oreat
vVar.
He
expects
to
br
away
for
several
months.
While,
persuing
an
Engllsn
11
lutrated
paper
yesterday,
William
Ranee
Qf
Watts'
Oroeery
staff
han
the
agreeable
surprise
of
seeing
a
picture
of
his
brother,
Oeorge
Ranee,
of
Trlng,
Hertfordshire
England,
who
was
snapped
while
showing
to
a
neighbor
art
album
which
he
had
abandoned
at
Yprea
In
the
Great
War
and
which
was
later
returned
to
htm
by
a
Oer
man.
ANNOli.NCKMDNTS
Royal
Purple
bridge
whist
aatt
dance,
etropole
1111,
Monday.
AprU
27.
Oyro
Hoedown
May
1.
Moose
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Friday,
May
8th.
S.Q.N.
Vlnland
Jjo.
38
Independence
Day
.Dapce,
Moose
Hall.
Mav
15.'
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Monte
Carlo
night.
May
18
and
19.
CN.RJI.
Badminton
Courts
.
OA
1
rtmr
.vv
UITS
TS
New
sa'npi
Just
arrived
of
spring
,
and
summer
goods
of
the
finest
quality
and
the
patterns
of
thp
very
latest.
LINO
T1IK
CUTTER
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
altering.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
ot
,
the
city.
i
!
LING
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
Vhoae
619
ISA
THE
DAILY
NEWB
Tuesday,
April
21,
1931
t
III.
(
I
c.l
ela
n
s
floors,
walls
a
t
A
.it
m
jl
.e
r
y
tn
i
ngu
inq
tne
iVdK'e'n
Philip
Marsette,
.
whose
premises
the
police
Sunday,
appeared
before
A
letter
from
Ja,ck
Roberts
of
U.li
.'((')
TRIP
TO
HEIGHT
i
Full
strensth
for
Sink
Drains
Full
strength
for
the
toilet
bowl
In
solution
for
all
general
cleaning
GlLLETT'S
Lyc
"Eats
Dirt"
Glasses
filled
;
by
registered
N
optometrist
at
Ileilbroner's
store.
T.
J.
Shenton,
inspector
of
mines,
is
on
altripi
tcHAliee
Arm
on
official
dutiesvt
t
.
.
;..
.jl.
-Ill
Ti
This
afternoon'si
tralnyduo
from
the
East
at
3:30,
was
reported
this
morning,
tip'
be
on
time
,.,
LAND
PROVES
INTERESTING
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
TALK
OF
PEACE
RIVER
OUTLET
(Continued
from
Page
One)
I
!
Flake
Lye
ALye
should
never
be
dissolved
in
hot
water.
Ke
OF
his
strong
protestations
before
the
i
start
on
the
trip.
The
return
trip
was
made
over
the
same
route.
leaving
tne
Caribou
Heights
on
October
10,
passing
Kitchener
Lake
(Slccanie
camp)
on
the
.EEP
a
"tin
of
Gillett's
Lve
hanJv
nA
you
can
cut'ybur
kitchen
cleaning
time
intwo.
Greasy
pots,
pans
and
dishes,
soiled
walls,
the
kitchen
floor,
etc
.
.
.
all
can
be
more
quickly
and
thoroughly
cleaned
with
absolution
of
one
tablespoonful
of
Gillett's
Lye
dissolved
in
a
gallon
of
cold
water.
To
Iceep.drains
free-running,
pour
a
small
quantity
of
full
strength
Gillett's
Lye
down
them
each
week
and
they'll
never
clog
with
dirt
and
grease
accumulations.
Gillett'i
Lye
has
many
handy
house-hold
uses.
Send
for
the
new
FREE
Gillett's
Lye
booklet
explaining
how
It
will
make
all
your
cleaning
easier.
twelfth.
Thutade
Lake
was
left
behind
on
the
fifteenth,
and
on
the
Activities
of
sixteenth
there
was
a
two-foot
1923-30
snowfall
on
the
summit
of
the
dl-
vide,
where
some
grizzly
bears
were
seen.
Cross
Meadow,
a
mountain
REPORT
ON
YARD
HERE
Local
Dry
Dock
In
Reviewed
in
Govern
ment
Publication.
on
Second
Avenue
were
raided
by
Below
the
confluence
of
the
Bear
top
meadow
on
this
divide
where
ln
tne
nscal
yea""
1929-30,
13
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
po-
wiwi
its
urger
inouutry
me
busiui,
;
Indians
erected
a
crude
wooden
vessels
were
ciocnea,
cieanca,
pain-wtrich
comes
in
from
the
north,
the
cross
many
years
aeo
and
which
is
and
miscellaneous
hull
and
lice
court
this
morning
nn
a
1
travellers
left
tnu
valley
and,
after
i
till
standlne.
was
na.ued
nn
that
engine
repairs
carried
out
in
the
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale
croMlnB
the
river
on
a
raft,
.they
same
day.
On
the
seventeenth
they
Prince
Rupert
dry
doik.
according
and
was
remanded
until
tomorrow.
m
tne
direction
oi
inuiaae
crossed
the
Sustut,
and
reached
to
the
annual
report
of
the
ma-
this
city
urging
the
advantages
o.'j
Tne7
w1
now
reaching
country
j
store
at
this
point
where
supplies
eighty-one
vessels
had'
mlscellan-co-operatlve
processing
of
salmor
which
is
little
known
to
the
white
i
were
replenished.
Bulkley
House,
at
ous
hull
and
engine
repairs
not
appears
m
the
current
Issue
of
tn
men
and
jbout
which
fabulous
tales
the
head
of
Takla
Lake,
was
reach-
requiring
docking.
British
Columbia
Fisherman.
Mr
i
nave
been
taJd
ot
"mountains
of
ed
on
October
24,
Takla
Landing
on
Ship
construction
at
the
yard
;
Robert
advocates
that
the
gov-ernrqent
should
set
aside
a
fund
i
for
loans
to
fishermen
to
enable
them
to
process
their
own
MOURNING
WARDROBE
"A
death
occurred
in
our
family
and
I
had
to
to
in
mourning.
1
could
hardly
afford
to
buy
all
black
clothe,
so
decided
to
dye
what
I
had.
I
consulted
our
druftckt-
and
be
advised
using
Diamond
Dyes.
Everything
came
out
beautifully:
coutsl
wmjI
dresses,
stockings
and
all.
I
have
since
learned
to
appreciate
tbe
excellence
of
lhc
4Uck
Diamond
Dyes.
I
tried
another
lilack.
dye
hnd.
the
results
ere
impsfble.
I
had
to-tjet
Diamond
Dyes
and
do
the
work
over.
Recently
I
have
tinted
my
curtains
a
beautiful
raspberry
shade
and
dyed
a
rug
a
lovely
garnet
with
Diamond
Dyes.
They
arc
real
money
savers
the
finest
dyes
money
caa
buy
I
truly
believe.
Mrs,
G.K.L.,
Montreal
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
!
Trucks
Tractors
Tlras
Accessories'
-i-
pas
&
OH
Flat-Rate'
Repairs
Wrecking
Scrvlco
Third
Avenue
Phone
83
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
;
'
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
ln
all
rooms.
A.
J.
l'ltUnilOM.ME.
Prop.
Cor.
of
Frastr
.nd
Fifth
Sts.
New
Royal
Hotel
l,
I.
Zarrlll,
Prop
TIIK
IIOIEL
WOKTII
WHILE
Hot
A
Cola
Water
BUam
Meat
75c
PER
DAY
AND
UP
Trlriilione
t8l
Itoyal
Billy
the
Jap.
Port
'Esslngton.
Boston
Grill
Phone
457
Trince
Rupert
Large
Cabaret
SIM.CIAL
DINNERS
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
DANCING
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accomodation
for
Private
Parties
Lake.
Little
Known
Country
coming
into
their
hunting
and
trailing
grounds
and
Chlsholm
was
not
slow
in
telling
them
that
he
rame
to
see
mineral
deposits.
They
claimed
to
know
of
rich
mineral
finds
farther
to
the
north
but
Chlsholm
did
not
have
time
to
go
with
'
h"t
to
see
the
showings.
It
was
now
getting
well
Into
October
and
Leon
George
wanted
to
turn
back
but
the
white
man
urged
him
on.
Northward
they
Journeyed
towards
Two
Brothers
Lake
and
reached
the
high
rolling
plateau
country
that
divides
the
Flnlay
from
the
Stikine
River
system.
Here
I
the
timber
Is
left
behind
for
a
bunch
'grass
region
that
opens
out
for
many
miles
to
the
north
and
east
bljr
iui
uuiooaft
I1U
iui
me
iiiBiijr
thousands
of
.caribou
which
feed
here.
When
made
accessible
by
road
or
railway
Mr.
Chlsholm
thinks
It
will
become
a
splendid
stock
raising
area.
Mineral
Indications
Mineral
Indications
were
seen
too,
but
Leon
Oeorge
was
unable
to
show
the
great
mountains
of
gold
and
"opper
of
which
he
was
boasting
whrn
In
Smltharsand
Hazelton.
He
showed
the
creek,
wonderful
p&cer
gold
MpoftjiAe
said
to
be
found.
But
the
gbfi
pan
would
show
nothing
but
a
few
specks
of
flour
gold,
nothing
worth
working
even
if
It
had
been
close
to
the
railway.
They
also
went
on
Jo,
see
the
mountains
of
copper
but
these
turned
out
to
be
nothing
more
than
a
little
Iron
and
eopperstatn.
These
were
the
woilderfaMfliWs
that
Ouru-nooM
was
supposed
td
Iwve
taken
Stuart
Henderson
to
visit,
when
Leon
George
was
a
member
of
the
party.
The
camp-site
where
Henderson,
Oun-a-noot
and
Leon
Oeorge
had
camped
when
the
mineral
showings
were
being
Investigated
was
seen.
They
also
saw
the
cabin
of
McClalr,
prospector-trapper
who
was
supposedly
murdered
by
tho
Indians
In
this
region
some
yeau
ago.
II
any
mineral
of
value
Is
to
be
found
In
the
region.
Leon
George
was
not
able
to
.show
It
to
Chlsholm,
despite
Bear
Lake
Indian
village
on
the
ne
department
which
has
Just
eighteenth.
Indians
have
a
small
come
to
hand.
Four
hundred
and
row
and
mountains
oi
copper,
the
twenty-seventh,
and
Hazelton
during
the
year
consisted
of
ons
The
big
opening
near
the
summit
of
(via
Bablne
Post
on
November
11.
67-foot
packer
for
the
Canadian
the
divide
between
Bear
River
j
The
Information
gained
on
the
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co
two
75-
Skeena
waters)
and
Thutade
Lake
'.journey
Indicates
that,
while
the
feet
packers
for
the
Island
Pa-k-
(Finlay
River
s
head)
was
passed
on
region
north
of
the
Flnlay
and.Thu-
ins
Co
.
four
ino-frnt
,
for
tha
October
3
and
Thutade
Lake
camp
tade
Lake
has
much
good
grazing
Vancouver
Tug
Boat
Co.
and
ons
'"tutu
uh
ukwbci
.
xiua
enu
oi
tana
ana
some
inaicauons
or
min-
Thutade
Lake
is
elose
to
the
moun-
'
eraL
there
is
no
reason
for
believing
tains
that
form
this
divide
and
Is
a
it
to
be
any
richer
that
areas
much
very
,
snowy
region,
but
Ute
north-!
closer
to
the
railway.
Difficulties
of
easterly
end
of
the
lake
is
getting
,
transportation
will
make
its
dcvel-
more
towards
tne
open
country.
opment
entirely
unpractical
for!
Turning
off
to
the
north
from
!
many
vears
to
come,
until
a
road
or
I
j
Thutade
Lake
they
followed
an
In-
:a
railway
can
be
built
to
give
access
I
Record
Flight
Made
to
Juneau
Pilot
EIIN
Loners
Former
Record
of
Pilot
Erkman
Thirty
Minutes
JUNEAU,
April
21
A
new
airplane
speed
record
between
Seattle
and
Juneau,
Alaska,
was
set
during
the
week
by
an
Alaska-Wash
ington
Airways
passenger
seaplane
41-foot
trailer
for
J.
E.
Eyolfsen.
Little
Kincolith
Girl
Passes
Away
dian
trail
lor
several
dtvs
to
reach
1
to
it.
At
present
the
cheapest
me-
Kitchener
Lake
on
October
8.
Here
thod
of
transportation
for
prospect-
tw,f
Stewart.
I)au;hter
of
Mr.
and
they
found
the
headquarters
of
the
j
jng
trips
would
be
the
aeroplane
be-1
W.
F.
Stewart,
Died
nomadic
Indian
tribes
called
the
.cause
It
saves
In
time
and
in
travel
i
Last
Week
Siccantes
of
whom
about
one
hun-
!Cost
more
than
the
difference
ln
,
dred
were
seen
altogether.
They
are
i
nrirp
a
inwI
i9k
fnr
nrmniann
KINCOLITH.
April
22:
Effle
hunting
Indians
who
live
almost
landings
wis
seen
near
the
summit
sfcwart-
aed
12-
beloved
daughter
entirety
on
game,
principally
tnei0f
the
Caribou
Helohts.
while
the
01
Mr-
una
Mre-
w-
eiewnrt
or
caribou.
Instead
of
fish
like
those
i
bunch
-nraju
countrv
ln
that
vlrln.
;KlncoIlth.
passed
away
on
Wednes-
farther
to
the
south
or
west.
They
j
,ly
,s
smooth
enough
in
many
places
are
very
suspicious
of
white
men
to
Iorm
a
naturaI
landing
Held
for
planes.
day
of
last
week,
the
funeral
taking
place
on
Friday.
The
little
girl
attended
the
provincial
public
school
at
Kincolith,
and
was
a
member
of
the
choir
of
Kincolith
chucch.
Rev.
Oliver
Thome,
Anglican
Church
missionary,
officiated
at
the
funeral
and
the
Kincolith
Concert
Band,
under
direction
of
Simon
MacKay,
attended.
Liberal
Members
Send
Present
to
Premier's
Sister
As
prominent
a
bride
as
Mrs,
W.
1frr1r1TA
tViA
fAvm.i.
I
r
II
.1
I
...K
l
,U.
,11.1.1
l
WIIUICU
"
'Tue
lZ"
Bcnne.
uld
not
be
permitted
to
was
piloted
by
Robert
E.
Ellis
and
carried
five
passengers.
The
plane
left
Lake
Union,
Seat-
Ketchlkan.
One
stop
was
made
at
Bella
Bella.
British
Columbia,
to
make
her
home
ln
another
coun
try
without
numerous
tokens
of
congratulations
from
her
fellow
countrymen
and
women
which
ex-
tie.
at
7
o'clock
ln
the
morning
nrram.
,i,.mc,M
,
,u
,
...
and
exactly
at
noon
landed
at
"
"7
""
r
"
"
The
Liberal
members
from
B.
C.
ft
t
i")ft.'tUa
thnWAi
thi1
nrtnvAiitn.
replen
sh
the
fuel
tanks.
Staying
thm
0,
ottawa.s
formwMielal
at
Ketchikan
but
a
few
moments
no4teM
b
a
handsome
for
lunch
he
party
embarked
i
flowfr
vas
ft
,ft
to
tne
"
"
again,
and
at
1:40
o'clock
arrived
lar
brlde
at,
juneau.
tne
tormer
record
oi
eight
hours
and
ten.
minutes
was
held
by
Pilot
Anscel
Eckman,
of
the
same
company.
F.
W.
Ren
worth,
assistant
provincial
manager
of
the
Great
West
!Life
Assurance
Co.,
after
spending
It
is
expected
that
the
new
snag-
the
past
couple
of
weeks
h,ere
and
boat,
built
at
the
local
dry
axk
ln
the
district
on
Insurance
busl-
(or
the
federal
government,
will
be
ness.
sailed
this
afternoon
by
the
abmpleted
and
ready
to
be
turned
Catala
on
his
return
to
Vancou-
(Jverj
ln
about
a
week's
time.
ver.
Dr.
Wood
OCT!
Lfl
'Pifeumohla
...
Lft
Her
.
Norway
Pine
Syrup
With
a
Terrible
Cough
lfra.
A.
W.
Pswar,
BS1
Jana
Bt,
Toronto,
Ont,
writaat
"Eight
trara
ago
I
hnj
a
Ttry
aerloua
ill-aoa.
I
Sad
a
bad
attack
of
pleurlay
and
pneambaia
and
waa
all
noatha
U
bad.
Thia
iUneaa
left
ma
with
ttrribl
aoogL.
I
tried
aera
rai
cough
medieiaea,
bat
timy
did
nn)
aaara
to
hm
any
effect
Ona
day
my
motkar
brougki
ma
aoma
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood
'a
Norway
Pina
Bfrup,
aad
ftfUr
I
had
taken
aeYtral
mora
I
notiead
my
eou(k
gradually
leaTing
ma.
8ia
that
Urn
a
If
evar
my
huabaod
and
thiMrra
or
aiTMlf
har
bad
eolda
I
alwaya
ret
'Dr.
Wood
'a'."
Prir
a
bhttla;
Urge
family
aiw
Hit.;
at.
all
jruytuta
r
daalara.