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DAILY
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Friday,
Sept
4,
1931
THE
FALL
FAIR
While
doubtless
many
local
merchants
were
disappoin-
tor?
at
tha
nmnnnt
nf
hncinpis
rlnno
rinrtncr
fnir
U'PPK.
and
opened.
There
are
four
pew
teach-
nnach'nnmn
.rW
if
wac
u'nrtli
wfilln
nr
nor
CUWIW
tV
M-ilfcIUilg
M4VW1V
V
UHd
U4
W
iFt4
va,
wt
extension.
Thi
year
the
display
-
of
flowers
at
the
fair
was
a
reve-
been
grown
in
miniature
back
yards
and
in
small
garden
patches
that
are
never
seen
by
the
general
public,
ihey
are
not
the
product
of
professionals
but
of
amateurs
who
delight
in
their
work.
The
flower
show
has
been
a
means
if
mtilnnir
tttaco
n'oiloWa
in
fVio
nannla
nrotiorlll7
Miss
Jean
Sargent
o
Victoria
has
arrived
In
the
city
to
ttiV.i
'
charge
of
the
North
Central
Dis-ff
trict,
Librarywhlch
has
been
open-1
ed
here
with
4
000
books,
This
Jib-1
raiy
will
be
the
issuing
centre
fori
a'
district
extending
from
McBride;
to
Smithers.
There
were
430
pupils,
the
largest
attendance
in
the
history
of
the
city,
enrolled
this
week
wheni
Prince
Oeorge
public
schools
re-;
do
should
look
at
this
annual
event
only
we
not
thin;
they
Mlsa
DorU
Moorei
formerly
or
from
its
Ilnariclal
aspect.
As
a
puouc
institution
11
nas
s,uth
Fort
George;
Miss
Ross
Rice.j
considerable
educative
value
and
its
scope
is
capable
of
former
substitute;
miss
Elsie
Eccies;
formerly
teaener
at
ruaa
ana
muj:
Cochrane
of
Olasgow,
who
is
ex-(
J
1
o
t
4,1.
:
t
:
L..
cnanging
wnn
mjss
Aurjuro
u
uianiu
mtct
itunwio
amiinuu.
"
..wjj.v
bvnv,uiV.
MlSS
E
OmiOd
after
Wftkl
One
man.
remarked
he
did
not
know
where
all
those
fine
vlsjt
herj
Ieft
at'
the
end
of
nowers
couia
come
irom
out
ne
mignt
nave
aiso
Deen
informed
that
had
all
the
flower
growers
taken
an
interest
in
the
show
there
would
have
been
twice
as
large
a
display
as
was
seen
this
week.
BURNS
LAKE
week
for
Anyox.
FLOWER
SHOW
PROPOSED
Painting?
is
now
under
wav
on
Flower
growers
have
been
discussing
the
possibility
of
the.
new
hospital
building
hen.i
a
flower
snow
earlier
in
the
season.
It
would
be
staged
in
owing
to
the
non-payment
of
oneqf
the
down
town
halls
and
would
be
devoted
wholly
to
rent-
at
th
instance
of
0.
Evan-I
flnu-flwi
and
nl.ontc
ami
minhf
ovon
injuria
odntivo
Orl-
5011
Wyer.
Utt
Sheriff
ilM
SfUH
dresses
and
moving
pictures
of
flowers.
This
would
not
in
Dr,
J.
C.
Morrison,
the
we'l
known
dentist,
has
been
a
recent
visitor
here.
Hoipltal
and
Is
now
In
Lake
i
occup-
terfere
with
the
display
at
the
fair
as
a
month
earlier
ation
awaitine
Davment
of
rentii
quite
a
miierent
lot
or
i
lowers
would
be
in
bloom,
bariy
arrears
and
the
cost
of
seizure,
dahlias,
asters,
stocks,
gladiolas
and
other
flowers
would
hp
rendu
and
th
first
ornn
nf
rncPd
wnnM
ha
nr
thp?r-rwsr
John
Bt"8
has
Just
about
coin-
There
wojM
be
a
better
chance
of
the
weather
being
fav-
ijiame
mm
at
uie
siiuw
wuuiu
ue
uevoieu
wiiuuy
iu
me
one
store,
barber
shop
and
lots
between
object,
the
people
visiting
it
would
not
be
feeling
the
call
of
the
sideshows
or
the
hot
dog
stand
while
inspecting
the
1
Mr-
and
Mrs.
d.
h.
McNeil
left.
1
lower.
If
stared
the
event
would
be
under
the
ausmees
of
"
wee
10
'P"10
nouaay
It
has
been
suggested
that
prizes
might
be
awarded
for
the
best
kept
gardens
at
the
time
of
the
show.
'
"
CALLING
FOR
TENDERS.
.
..
The
department
of
marine
when
it
calls
for
tenders
goes
I
around
like
a
thief
in
the
niglit
and
announces
its
need
in'
.
.
.
.
H..L
At
i
It
-
I.
?A
1
"11
i
1
ouun
a
jnunner
snai
me
majority
oi
people
win
not
now
;
about
it.
It
posts
up
a
notice
in
one
or
two
so-called
public
-place
instead
of.nuttinp;
the
advertisement
in
the
news
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy
are
spending
a
holiday
camping
at
Ootsa
Lake.
VANDERH00F
The
shooting
season
for
moose,
jear
deer
and
ducks
ooened
tha
paper
where
it
belongs
and
paying
for
It
like
any
other
srouse
shooting
season
respectable
business
person.
It
and
the
post
office
depart-
'
j
ment
are
the
worst
offenders
in
this
matter
of
paying
for
Harry
Bowman,
colonization
and
its
publicity.
It
is
doing
a
1931
business
in
an
eighteenth
igrtettftural
representative
for
the!
Century
manner.
Canadian
National
RaUways.
hat
This'
system
of
refusing
to
call
for
public
tenders
nwe
rtntiy
discussm
through
the
newspapers
came
in
for
condemnation
in
con-
fae"
SLfS?.
f,
W,U)
Qt
dUtrlct
nection
with
the
sale
of
boats
by
the
department.
The
sys-
tern
was
condemned
by
a
public
meeting
of
fishermen
in
schools
of
this
district
opened
this
city.
It
leads
to
suspicion
that
some
graft
is
going
on
m
week
with
teahers
in
charr
and
that
the
department
wishes
only
its
friends
to
know
"
olto:
Vanderhoof-
rred
a
that
tenders
are
asked.
When
a
contract
running
Into
J0:
u
?
nrtlL
;MU.
?ttv
many
thowwd.
of
dollars
is
asked
it
is
hardly
fitting
to
Oon
Han
refuse
to
tne
modest
fee
that
for
small
nay
is
charged
a
uui
MeAiiister;
Fort
at.
James-
notice
in
the
newspapers.
MIm
Marjorle
Button:
Prslrledale
We
do
not
blame
the
member's
of
the
government
for
Misa
oiadys
smeiuer.
ukes
du-this
state
of
affairs.
It
is
a
departmental
matter
coming
tr,ct'
MUs
Beatrice
e.
Mooney
under
the
pun
iew
of
A.
Johnston,
deputy
minister
of
ma-
V.LM.,,ronce
r.ne
lu
i
i
.
offend
cr
rnjittcr
Stuart
River-
Miss
Joyce
Oood.
ivhich
government
was
in
power,
the
department
has
ridge:
Webber
Lake-
Miss
8tiu
been
in
the
habit
of
doing
this
in
the
same
manner,
an
un-
simmomte;
chiico-
Miss
dom
uerhanu,
secretive
manner,
that
should
not
be
tolerated
Jamieson;
Finmore-Mtas
winnifred
in
a
democratic
country.
It
is
no
wonder
that
the
public
c
Tyn'r:
"Ula"-Mis
mcy
currtet
is
suspicious
oi
governments
when
they
do
their
business
In
that
wav.
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
-The
Original
For
$!
at
Vendor
or
dlrett
from
'Mtl
Ordrr
lul."
Liquor
Control
Board,
Virtoria,
B.C.
Til;
Lji
BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BatiM
m4
twuM
ir
WDVM
Umm
A
Cln?.
SmIm4.
.
c
!-!-
-ment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
itrul
liuard
or
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
wuiowvale-
Mist
Helen
Moore
Fraaer
Lake-
Miss
Irene
Bos:
Endako-
Miss
Mary
A.
Beran:
Or
ange
Valley-
Miss
Lucille
Wilson;
North
FraserMU
Rossle
N.Chan
non:
Marten
Lake
Mr.
Jakeman.
I
MIm
Doris
Moore,
formerly
o!
Fort
Frater.
has
Joined
the
staif
of
Connaught
School
In
Prince
Oeorge
this
term
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
F.
W.
Heath
enterained
at
bridge
last
Tues
day
evening,
lthe
prUe-wlnners
being
Mrs.
A.
O.
Birch
and
Mn
H.
V.
Taylor
C.
J.
Reid
Is
making
alterations
and
Improvements
to
the
store
building
of
E.
p.
McOeachy
at
the
corner
of
Burrard
Avenue
an.i
Columbia
Street
John
Oregg
formerly
of
the
Fot
St.
James
post
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co..
has
arrived
ai
his
nen
post
at
Telegraph
Creek,
where
be
is
now
manager.
'
Mrs.
R.
C.
McCorkell
has
returned
from
an
extended
trip
lntJ
the
Oermanson
Lake
country
where
Mr.
McCorkell
is
conducting
mining
activities
with
a
crtw
o
thirty
men.
one
paeka
OF
CORN
FLAKES
TERRACE
Mrs.
Parlow
and
children
arr
ived
from
the
coast"
on
Saturday
last.
Miss
Halllweil
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesdays
week.
HEALTH
day
lav.
Donald
and
Angus
Bruce
are
spending
some
time
looking
atUrr
ithelr
interests
In
mining
clalmi
I
at
Rosswood.
train
last
c
L
M.
Qiggy
has
his
new
smithy
building
up
and
eoversd
and
-
-
-
'
1
1
I
Mrs.
Murphy
who
has
spent
a
few
days
visiting
Mrs.
J.
Kirk'
Patrick
returned
,to
her
home
in
Remo
last
Wednesday.
Carl
Table
ha
three
or
four
trucks
hauling
pole
frem
Saryl
Lake
on
the
Kalvm
road.
AROMA
T
INDIVIDUALLY
wrapped
to
that
the
fragrant
troro
and
fresh
goodness
are
sealed
jo
until
you
are
ready
to
enjoy
them
singly
from
the
box
or
in
pocket
picks
of
five.
Friday,
Septembr.
4,
lBl
HaaHEHgHssllBSBBBBBE
gt3
CORN
FLAKES
THINK
of
all
you
get!
Many
delicious
treats
for
breakfast.
And
there's
lunch
what
could
1m;
Letter
than
Kellogg'a
and
milk
with
fruits
or
honey
added?
Then,
the
children's
evening
meal
KeUogg'a
are
wonderfully
nholwrne
and
easy
to
digrat.
And
many
a
man
knowa
them
as
a
delicious
and
healthful
bedtime
anack.
Alwaya
ready
to
serve
no
trouble
or
vorkt
Costing
only
a
few
cents
a
package.
Of
all
the
foods
you
buy,
Kellogg'
Corn
Makes
are
Indeed
one
of
the
most
economical
and
convenient.
No
wonder
they
are
the
most
popular
ready-to-rat
cereal
In
the
world.
Wie
buyers
put
the
name
Kellogg
on
their
grocery
liU.
No
other
corn
(lakes
have
ever
been
able
to
duplicate
the
matchless
flavor
and
rritpnesa
of
genuine
Kellogg's.
More
than
12,000000
people
prove
this
every
day
by
buving
Kriiogg's
Corn
Flake.
Look
for
the
famous
red-and-green
package"
with
the
itiner-eal
wastite
wrapper
that
keeps
the
flake
rrispr-freah
eten
after
owning.
Still
another
esciuslva
Kellogg
advantage.
Made
by
Kellogg
In
London,
Ontario.
RADIO
rati
orer
w;x
mni
awofill
(IMUfM
lA
,.B.C
try
5afar
'
l
I5
to
10:15
E.DJ.T.
Mr.
Jaskson
of
Prtne
Rupert
soon
it
wtfl
be
ready
for
business
has
bfti
Tftitlng
in
Terrace
and
.Murdoch
Bmrlh
is
to
iKimmer
th
returned
to
the
coast
on
wednM'
anvil
The
foundations
for
the
!:.
tute
IJutehery
are
In
con:-t
being
laid.
Mrs,
T,
If,
McCubbln
of
r
has
been
spending
a
Uv
with
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
Lt,
Commander
R.
H
ot
the
Dominion
Hatcheo
(Oontlnued
on
page
fit'
APABELA
cadi
CIGARS
by
far
the
greatest
value
uf
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