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faint
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minutes.
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do,
until
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wit
reading
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people
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fir
them
a
trial
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LECTURE
ON
THE
ORIENT
The
lecture
to
be
delivered
tonight
by
Robert
Cromie
of
Vancouver
promises
to
be
an
outstanding
event.
Mr,
Cromie,
who
is
editor
and
proprietor
of
one
of
Vancouver's
leading
newspapers,
recently
made
a
tour
around
the
world
and
spent
some
time
in
the
Orient.
He
tells
of
what
he
saw
and
heard
while
there
and
he
has
a
way
of
telling
it
that
proves
extremely
interesting.
We
commend
this
event
to
those
who
can
get
away
to-
-
1
A.
PLENTY
OF
MONEY
AVAILABLE
There
is
plenty
of
money
in
the
world
available
for
vestment
if
only
those
who
possess
it
can
be
shown
that
they
will
receive
interest
on
the
investment
and
be
assured
of
being
able
to
get
back
the
principal
when
they
need
it.
That
is
why
they
buy
government
bonds.
Both
in
Canada
and
United
States
there
js
a
scramble
for
these
securities
when
they
are
offered
with
the
result
that
more
and
more
people
every
year
become
interested
in
carrying
on
'
the
government
of
the
country.
Where
the
selling
of
government
securities
will
end
no
one
can
say.
There
seems
to
be
no
thought
of
ever
repaying
the
debts
incurred,
but
sjmply
of.
continuing
to
pay
the
interest
on
the
loan.
"H.
tav
WILL
APPRECIATE
VISIT
If
Colonel
Lindbergh
and
his
wife
decide
to
make
a
stop
off
at
Prince
Rupert
on
their
flight
to
the
Orient,
they
will
receive
a
hearty
welcome
from
the
people
here.
They
have
been
so
much
in
the'
public
eye
that
everyone
seems
to
know
them.
Try
as
they
will
they
cannot
escape
from
the
eye
of
the
world.
,
If
the
aviators
come
to
Prince
Rupert
they
will
turn
the
eyes
of
the
world
in
this
direction
and
.the
name
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
telegraphed
to
all
the
leading
centres.
The
Canadian
people
like
a
man
who
does
things.
Lindbergh
made
a
lone
flight
across
the
Atlantic,
thus
winning
for
himself
affluence
and
fame
and
possibly
the
greatest
prize
was
his
beautiful
wife.
We
sincerely
hope
he
will
come
to
this
city
.
MINISTER
IS
COMING
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
decided
last
night
to
defer
until
after
a
visit
to
be
paid
here
In
the
near
future
by
the
minister
of
public
works,
Hon.
R.
W.,Bruhn,
action
In
connection
with
a
proposal
by
V.
B.
Moore
to
have
a
petition
circulated
In
the
city
and
district
calling
upon
the
povlnelal
government
to
expedite
as
soon
as
possible
the
constuctloh
of
the
highway
connecting
Prince
Rupert
with
Terrace
and
the
rest
of
the
central
Interior.
Mr.
Moore
gave
three
principal
reasons
why
the
work
should
be
proceeded
with
without
delay.
Ftrst,
It
would
connect
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Inter-lor;
second,
tt
would
provide
needed
employment,
and
third,
It
would
open
up
and
develop
the
resources
of
the
north.
President
B.
3.
Mellish
thought
ho
action
should
be
taken
until
after
the
minister
had
been
here.
S.
E.
Parker
thought
It
was
a
matter
that
might
fittingly
be
taken
Up
with
the
Associated
Boards
ot
Central
British
Columbia.
A
letter
from
Mr.
Bruhn
announ
Saturday,
June
6,
1931
i
ced
that
he
expected
to
be
here
shortly
when
he
would
be
pleased
to
confer
to
regard
to
the
agitation
for
lower
charges,
on
automobiles
on
the
railway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ha2ellon
and
other
matters.
It
hat
-been
suggested
that
the
government
might
absorb
some
of
the
cost
of
transporting
automobiles
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazel-ton.
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THE
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HOOK
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
june
6
Uj
Formidable
Array
of
Performers
Who
Are
Practising
Night
and
Day
V
i
For
Beauty
Shop
Comedy
Next
Week
More
than
usual
interest
is
being
shown
by
the
amusement
loving
public
in
the
forthcoming
production
of
"The
Reautv
Shop,"
which
is
being
presented
under
the
auspices
of
the'local
B.
P.
A.
Elks
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Tuesday
of
next
week.
Two
performances
will
be
given
on
this
date,
a
matinee
beginning
at
3:30
and
the
evening
at
8:15.
It
will
no
doubt
be
of
Interest
to.
,
.,
know
Just
"who's
who"
In
the
large
cast
and
chorus
appearing
in
this
production
and
we
are,
therefore,
giving
the
names
of
all
participants
as
follows:
Vivian.
Dr.
Budd's
secretary,
Jean
Robertson.
Oladys,
Fench
custodian
of
shop,
Palema
Cameron.
Hiram
Sharp,
chairman
of
com
mitte
of
creditors,
Wm.
Mitchell.
Anna,
ward
of
Dr.
Budd,
Evelyn
Dalby.
Phil
Faraday,
In
love
with
Anna,
L.
F.
Smith.
Daniel
Webster
Briggs,
Dr.
Budd's
attorney.
J.
W.
Plommer.
I
'
Dr.
Arbutus
Budd,
owner
of
shop,
O.
C.
Mitchell.
I
A
Dancing
Chauffeur.
Sam
Joy.
.
Miss
Montgomery,
a
customer,
alsie
McDonald
.
A
a
Stout
o..
Party,
ti...
also
i
a
customer,
Jean
Grieve.
arabaldl
Panatella,
Corslcan
Innkeeper,
J.
H.
McCllnton.
Carambo
Nakdlcado,
'
Corslcan
duelist,
Wm.
Mitchell.
Dolores.
Spanish
souvenir
girl,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen.
Lola,
Spanish
dancer,
Mrs.
A.
A.
Easson.
Lugubrio
Soblnt,
Corslcan-
undertaker,
H.
A.
Ponder.
Natalie,
Panafella's
homely
daughter,
Mrs.
Nona
Hodgson.
A
Mermaid,
Mollle
Cross.
The
Gobs,
Sam
Joy
and
Joe
Scott,
Spanish
singers.
Mrs.
S.
J.
Jabour
and
J.
A.
Teng.
Spanish
Dancers,
Nan
Craig.
.
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.
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Laura
Frizzell,
Wm.
Lamble
and
Joe
Scott.
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Waitresses.
Connie
ri.
Thorn
v,
and
j
'
Margaret
McGulre.
The
SDClety
Ladies.
Chris
McLeod
Jessie
D.
Moffat,
Florence
A.
Smith
and
Mrs
J
A
Teng
I
The
Manicure
Girls.
Margaret
Palmer.
Mollie
Cross,
Marjorie
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jvi!.
inn
mart.
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The
Wives.
Amelia
Plllsburv.
!
Frances
Cross,
Ethel
Christy
and
IreneaMitchell.
The
Sailorettes,
Nan
Craig,
Evelyn
Zarelli,
Louise
Zarelll
and
Jean
Grieve.
The
Broadway
Girls,
Murlal
Mor
rls,
Netta
Clark.
Margaret
McOulre.ju
,cutli
BkVk
?d
Avenue
and
T
Maude
McGulre.
Connie
Thorn,
.
Bicck
.
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5:
Marjorie
Blance.
Jessie
D.
Moffat,
Amelia
PUlSbUry,
Irene
Mitchell,
south
France
ranees
Crrna
uross,
Mrs
Mrs.
Tan
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Praspr
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Mary,
Comadlna,
Ethel
Christy,
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7th
Florence
A.
Smith,
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Margaret
Palm-,'or
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t,M
Laura
c,,,,,.
Frtoell
and
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Connie
,,.
Mor
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The
Hairdressers,
Joe
Scott.
Doug.
.
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Nelson.
Alex
Mitchell
and
Art
Nic
kerson.
The
Business
Men,
William
Murray,
J.
A.
Teng,
William
Harold
and
Sam
Joy.
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Clatru
tractor.
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man,
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Pull
an,
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Backfiller
Road
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IIWl
Rock
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triiare
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Koalcr
tWtfW
Plant.
DaowatJc
at
gyiuma,
Paw
Saarak
Haiatiaf
Marale-try.
Air
Compmaors.
CVraaat
and
Itaitar
Miatn,
Etartri
fiava.
Plaw-aita
La
mntina.
Sautrmaa
Eiraratora.
Povar
Lawn
Mover
and
Kollrn.
Maralnmr
(or
av.-rv
nurpoaa
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&
Co.
Ltd.
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thk
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ROBE
OKOUP
OP
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
SltuaUd
In
the
Coaat
8mi
Mining
DtaUlon
tt
head
Of
Klettne
talet.
take
notice
r
w
ii.
Mason,
free
mltifr'a
certificate
4767.
rrances
Nlcoll.
rrte
miiwr-a
certificate
suisd.
Mexan-
tier
McLeod.
tree
miner's
certificate
34-
729D.
n,
A.
Iloiwyman,
frw
miner-
cr-
uflee
t7MD..
intend,
sixty
days
frox
date
hereof
to
apply
to
the
mining
ra
'.order
for
certificate
of
Improvements
w
i
he
purl!
of
ubtaimnt
crowp
grant
for
the
above
claim.
ArM
rurlrwr
titke
n
'lev
that
action
under
8etlon
65
of
the
Mineral
Act
mutt
be
commenced
before
the
Issuance
ctrtincau
et
unpruvemenu.
Dated
thle
17th
day
of
April.
1011
MINERAL
.UT
CrrtWralr
nf
tmpratement
KOTTCE
Polyjen
Fractional
Mineral
Claim,
alt-Ulte
In
the
Atlln
Mlnlnf
DltUlon
Of
oaatiar
District.
N
y
nUn.
adjoining
the
Speculation
Seepitae
n4!.In
""'P''
tn?lm
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I
John
Dunham
:
m
Miner.
Certificate
No
asm
c,
'Intend,
sixty
daya
from
the
date
herecf
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
tyrtifreite
of
improvements,
for
the
-
-
-K"imng
a
crown
arant
f
Zut.
notice
that
utii,
,
'
under
section
85.
must
be
eommeneeo
before
the
issuance
t
such
Certificate
improvement.
.,.
Da,
"
L.MJ'-PoJl?31'
H.
McN.
FRASER.
t
Agent
rOKPOIltTION
OF
THK
CITY
Or-PRINCE
Rt'rF.RT
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT:
1.
The
Council
of
the
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Intends
to
oonvrucl
a
sanitary
sewer
In
the
lane
cf
8th
from
the
lane
b
Section
S,
tc
In
9th
Av-
n!
suS
.Tin
u
of
8th
Avenue
from
Lotblner
3trl
to
Tatlow
Street:
In
8th
Avenue
Taticw
sttret
to
Fulton
Btreet;
in
Avenue
from
Tatiow
street
to
Tay.
trtt:
,,n.
?trTTt
from
811
Avenue
to.
Lot
32.
Block
J7.
Section
a:
then-
weeteriy
through
Lot
32,
Bik
Beetlcti
6.
to
Taylor
Street:
and
In
'iSnR,
inertia,
as
a
icoaj
improvement,
nd
intend
to
tpeclally
saw
to?
cot
upon
the
Und
abuttliw
directly
on
the
work.
exceDt
such
nor.
'U
r.f
the
ec.t
as
la
incurred
at
street
avnrteciions.
13.
The
entlmitrd
cost
of
the
work
Is
msled
annual
sdt?u1
rau
ter
fct
frontsie
la
0.28OJ
The
apeelia
awes-mtnt
Is
to
be
paid
In
20
aimuil
instal-
inenia.
?
FiriP'
"f?""1
Ptltlon
inat
uwifUkin
the
work
must
do
w
on
c
"w
"'fc
f'jones.
city
cierk
Dated
this
4th
day
of
June.
1931.
1NTKKIOR
DKCOHATING,
PAINTING
AND
SIGN
WHITING
Very
moderate
prices.
Easy
Terms
JOERGEN
P.
MOLLER
Painter
and
Decorator
Phone
Red
802
,
7th
Ave.
W.
Mac
Springs
The
Creditors,
Ralph
Smlth,lno-00
of
which
$3.oms
u
to
bo
MIVc
niiHlnii.li
v.
n
n-irv
w
v
.P"1?
AV
the
ocrporatron.
and
the
esM.
Wllllscroft.
J.
A.
Teng
and
B.
Mor
gan.
The
Corslcan
Johnnies,
Stan
Dal-!
by,
Percy
Mcintosh,
Art
Nlckerson,
Alex
Mitchell.
Doug
Nelson,
Mike;
Budlnlch.
Bill
Murray
and
Ralph
gmltn
Uncle
GAZAZUS
Is
coming)
Typewriters
For
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
month
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Phone
234
TOILER"
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
For
rrnt,
for
sale
onil
all
other
small
advertisements
in
Oil
section
charged
at
the
rate
of
2
a
word
per
Insertion
with
six
insertions
for
the
prire
of
four.
By
the
month
the
charge
ls.25c
a
worn'
No
FOR
RENT
CHOICE
Apartments
for
rent.
.
Westtnhatef
Bros.
If
OR
HENT--Furnishetl
4
room
nat
ylth
bathJ.
Phone
547.
.f
for
rent
Four-roomed
flat.
Ap-i
ply
Smith
&
Mallett.
t;
'
Ftm
RENT
two
flats.
5-room
and
0-room.
Sixth
Ave.
West.
Phone
543..
If,
-1
'
i
POR
RENT
Five-roomed
furn-;
Ished
apartment.
Apply
Mussal-i
Icm"s
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
RENT
Clean,
well
furnished
,
modern
apartment
Palmer
Ap-art;nents.
Phone
Red
444.
FOR
RENT
store
and
dwelling
building,
Tlilrd
Ave.
near
Dally
News.
Oood
condition.
O.
P
Tlnkej:
Ltd.
tt
FOR
RENT
Pianos,
phonographs,
sewing
machines
and
can,
Walker's,
cor.
Second.
Avenue
'and
Fourth
Street.
tt
FOR
SALE
BABY
Buggy
for
sale
cheap.
Phone
840.
.
tf
SMALL
Piano
for
sale.
Phone
Green
1C0.-
137
LADIES'
Bicycle
for
sale..
Phone
Blue
707.
137
HOUSEHOLD
Furniture
for
sale
Phone
Black
4CS
or
782.
132
FOR
SALE
Speedy
outboard
trill
R.
OnsSNFlELD.
Carpenter.
Alter-13
feet,
good
shape,
Snap
$20
1
itlons.
repairs,
first
class
practi-
cash.
Phone
Red
557
between
6
cal
experlencef
Phone
Black
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