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-Creamery
Butter
fe
Cottage
Cheese
fresh
pasteurized
mst.k
And
cream
daily
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
Dizzy
Headaches
and
Fainting
Spells
Mr.
Lloyd
Bfcbcock,
Hirfinffton,
Oat.,
wiitti:
"Same
timt
jo
I
wi
HI
rua
down
in
health.
I
hid
diny
beadU'bti,
inj
luff
ere
d
&
great
deal
Kith
fusing
fpelli.
I
wi
idrisel
to
try
Burdock
Blood
Bitten
and
;ft!
Ukitf
two
tattle
I
Jelt
like
a
sew
peraoo.
"Mjr
husband
wai
troubled
with
lodigMtioe,
after
mraJa,
and
could
get
nothing
t
d
him
any
good
until
he
took
p.a.H.
v
UuJ.cturd,
for
tl
it
II
jn,
al
Tk
7.
Mlfttre.Ojs,
U4n
?"
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Thursday.
June
25,
1931
PICNICKERS
CARELESS
We
draw
special
attention
to
a
letter
published
today
in
Y'hich
an
ultimatum
is
given
that
picnickers
must
use
more
discretion
at
Digby
Island
or
the
privileges
of
using
it
as
a
picnic
ground
will
be
stopped.
What
is
true
of
Digby
Island
is
true
also
at
other
places.
Men,
women
and
children
when
they
get
away
for
a
holiday
are
sometimes
carried
away
by
the
excitement
of
the
occasion
and
want
to
do
some
mischief.
Jn
city
the
taking
of
flowers
is
another
case
of
thoughtless
vandalism.
Spoiling'a
garden
is
worse
than
desecrating
a
grave.
Complaints
still
come
in
of
this
being
done
in
a
small
way.
A
good
deal
of
education
is
required
to
bring
people
to
a
realization
of
their
duties
as
citizen
in
protecting
what
is
really
public
property.
j.
i.
UNEMPLOYMENT
IN
THE
WEST
The
Nelson
News
is
one
of
the
latest
newspapers
to
take
up
the
cudgels
for
the
west
and
to
demand
"a
wholesale
plan
of
work
which
will
extend
over
a
long
period."
It
says
:
"Hon.
Gideon
Robertson,
Dominion
minister
of
labor,
is
at
present
in
British
Columbia,
and
on
Monday
discus-seel
unemployment
conditions
at
the
coast
with
the
mayors
ot
various
provincial
municipalities.
Mr.
Robertson
admitted
the
seriousness
of
affairs,
but
Urged
the
cities
and
villages
to
co-operate
with
the
provinces
and
the
Dominion
to
relieve
the
pressure.
"Several
Kootenay
centres
had
delegations
present
Kaslo
and
Fernie
delegations
showed
how
hard
hit
then
communities
had
been
through
the
low
price
of
metalr
and
labor
conditions.
Mr.
Robertson
no
doubt
learned
a
lot
about
western
conditions
at
that
gathering.
"While
not
officially
stated,
it
is
presumed
his
trip
is
to
look
into
conditions,
after
which
he
might
lay
down
some
mm,e
?f
fed?ral
re,lef-
UP0"
hIs
rePort
the
government
will
likely
arrive
at
measures
to
give
financial
aid.
."The
past
year
municipalities
have
shared
with
the
pro-vincial
and
Dominion
governments
in
relief
work.
But
as
eraie
and
Kaslo
authorities
stated
at
Victoria,
some
municipalities
have
reached
the
limit.
They
have
done
their
best,
and
cannot
further
raise
money
for
such
relief
work.
Other
municipalities,
who
possibly
could
scrape
up
the
money,
cannot
find
any
local
work
t0
do
under
such
a
relief
scheme.
But
while
municipalities
declare
the
strain
is
heavy,
they
will
have
to
do
something.
The
Dominion
government
must
be
prepared
to
do
even
more.
What
this
western
country
needs
is
some
kind
of
work,
and
in
a
hurry.
A
wholesale
plan
of
work
which
will
extend
over
a
bng
period
would
aid
greatly.
If
the
minister
gets
in
touch
with
tho
men
of
the
west
who
know
conditions
as
they
really
are,
and
which
he
seems
to
be
doine;
at
present,
he
cannot
but
recommend
to
Ottawa
that
action
be
taken
in
this
western
territory
forthwith
"
LETTER
BOX
Jiree
notices
on
the
property
stating
"No
Tresspassing"
and
one
of
these
is
on
the
gate
at
the
bridge.
This
thing
has
got
to
stop.
If
ties
coming
over
here
I
will
bei
follows:
"Wanted
Crew
small
boat.
1
man
cook-deckhand.
No
returned
fighting
man.
as
skipper
had
conscientious
objections!
"
At
this
date
it
Is
rather
surpris
ing
to
hear
of
a
person
who
has
the
time
from
what
has
been
so
bdUv
described
as
cold
feet."
and
that
term
lets
most
of
them
oft
rather
lightly.
It
seems
obvious
to
the
writer
that
It
is
by
reason
of
the
efforts
of
these
returned
men
that
he
and
his
kind
are
now
enjoying
the
rights
and
privileges
that
now
obtain
generally
and
speaking
for
myself
and
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
I
am
safe
In
saying
that
no
returned
man
would
knowingly
be
found
dead
on
the
same
veasel,
or
elswhere,
with
such
a
craven
and
warped
mentality.
Yours
faithfully,
A.
J.
MATHESON,
Secretary.
ON
A
SCOTCHMAN
Si
ndy
I
hear
ye
got
$500
mit
of
the
railway
company
when
yere
wife
was
injured
In
that
accident.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
jun(1'
LOCAL
ITEMS
VANDALISM
AT
DIGBY
ISLAND
Baseball
tonight
S.O.C.
vs.
Elks.;
Editor,
Dally
News:
Pae
Tayjor
came
In
from
W
Would
vou
be
kind
enousch
to
nub-
Skeena
River
off
this
afternoon's
j
lish
the
following
in
your
valuable
train.
'
i
paper
for
the
benefit
of
the
people
,
;
.,
who
prize
Digby
as
a
picnic
ground.
a.
pmim,
Massett
canneymar,
On
Sunday,
the
day
of
the
Moose
was
an
arrival
n
the
city
on
the
picnic
the
Isolation
Hospital
on
Prince
Charles
this
morning
frour
Hospital
Island
was
broken
into
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
j
twice
in
the
coyrse
of
two
hours,
In
;
one
instance
by
pulling
the
boards
Mrs.
Fred
Scadden
sailed
thUi
off
the
windows
and
breaking
the
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Ovaries
glass,
and
again
by
forcing
the
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
basement
doors.
On
the
occasion
of
and
elsewhere
In
the
south,
the
High
School
picnic
a
few
days
previous
a
window
was
forced
that
Mrs.
E.
H.
Simpson
of
New
Mas-was
not
boarded,
and
today
entry
sett
Is
paying
a
visit
to
the
city
was
gained
by
scaling
the
roof
and
having
arrived
rpm
the
Islands
creasing
me
giass
out
oi
an
atue
on
Uie
prince
Charles
this
morn
window
and
by
forcing
the
base-
;ng.
ment
doors
which
.had
been
barred
-
-
.
.
by
a
two-by-four.
1
Mrs.
BN
Smith
anu
tamllv.
vl
as
you
may
Know,
mere
is
a
iu-
aave
been
spending
some
time
In
foot
fence
across
the
approach
from
lhe
c)ty
left
Dy
"today's
train
on
tne
onage,
ana
on
ounaay
i
saw
a
tnelr
retum
to
thelr
nome
m
Ed
woman
get
Jammed
on
that
fence
montori.
trying
to
get
ovr
It.
There
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Tueker
re
lumed
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
after,
havlpg
made
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
An
ted
In
me
and
bar
boats
from
land-
h"
trto
Uie
tog
at
Dlby
float.
This
Is
not
a
pub-'J1
,
lie
float
and
a
notice
nailed
there
Qtt5n
Calotte
Islands
on
official
states
this
fact.
Apart
from
the
the
on
tLe
above,
the
visitors
seem
to
think
'"'
'
""""g-
that
the
gardens
ahd
houses
of
the
t
,
.
.
operators
and
the
office
building
"a
Mra-
K0De"
wsKine
o-itseif
are
nin
to
and
niindrv
to
D,8by
Island,
who
have
been
on
a
take
the
flowers
or
anything
they
WP
10
Stewart,
returned
to
ean
lav
their
hands
on.
Last
Sun-
"
ne
norm
on
me
day
owing
to
the
people
running
in
'Prince
Charles
this
morning.
and
out
of
the
office
the
operator
;
n
duty
was
forced
to
lock
the
doori
Miss
Roode.
who
has
been
teach-md
was
treated
to
a
shower
of
ilng
school
at
Massett,
arrived
in
gravel
through
the
window
for
his
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
trouble.
I
would
like
to
point
out
to
morning
from
the
Islands,
beln
the
public
thai
the
wireless
station
,on
her
way
to
the
Interior.
is
every
bit
as
private
as
any
tele-
;
.
?raph
office
in
town
and
that
they,
.....
AKuHmc,,
.,...
"
rl8hl
10
aS
t
Anyox,
was
a
passenger
aboard
rnnce
unarres
today
Dound
Last
t,.ns,.
Sunday
the
ihi,..(,t,uie
recording
sheet,
tnr
.v
sPend
the
smmer
V!lUon
;aken
ay
and
names
and
initials
carved
all
over
the
place.
The
police
are
being
notified
and
arrange
ments
will
be
made
to
meet
boats
at
Rupert
returning
from
Digby
whose
occupants
are
found
trespas
sing
or
defacing
property
over
here.
I
do
not
wish
to
spoil
anybody's
fun,
but
there
is
no
fun
attached
to
the
facts
stated
above.
Thank
you.
Yours
truly,
R.
G.
EMMERSON,
Chief
Operator
Digby
Radio
and
Guardian
for
Isolation
Hospital
and
Properties.
CONSCIENTIOUS
OBJECTIONS
A.
C.
Beatty.
who
his
been
In
the
Telegraph
Creek
district
as
census
enumerator,"
returned
to
the
city
from
the
'north
'on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon.
MLs
Mary
Conroy
who
has
been
attending
St.
Joseph's
conven
here,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
pn
the
Prince
tfupeft
for
Skagway
enroute
to
her
home
In
Atlln.
Harry
Scott,
well
known
hand
logger
of
this
district,
will
b
leaving
next
week
tor
a
motot
trp
as
far
south
as
Mexico
City.
He
has
purchased
Cart
Zarelll's
coups.
There
were
88
passengers
aboard
Editor.
Daily
News:
ine
ieanr
princess
Louise
wnen
Under
the
heading
Too
Late
to'M,c
a""ra
nere
yesteraay
aiter-
ClaMlfy
In
yesterday's
vdltlon
J00"
,rom
asagway
en
route
to
there
appears
an
ad.
which
reads
as
Vancouver.
Five
disembarked
here
from
the
vessel.
Presbyterian
Young
People's
Society
plenie,
Digby
Island.
Friday.
June
26.
Boats
leave
Yacht
Club
7:15
p.m.
In
case
of
unfavorable
fortitude
to
boast
of
the
fact
thatl
wither,
soelal
evening
wlU
b
held
he
was
a
conscientious
objector
I
was
going
to
say
object.
Judging
from
the
expressions
used
In
talking
over
this
advertisement
among
returned
men
they
are
of
the
opinion
that
the
advertiser
and
others
In
Church
Hall.
Oamet
Watt,
well
known
Insurance
man
and
brother
of
Norman
A.
Watt
of
this
city,
sailed
yester
day
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Ru
of
his
Ilk
were
suffering
during
war
Pert
for
the
Yukon
after
a
Visit
of
a
few
days
here.
Mrs.
Ruby
Scott,
whb
has
been
for
the
past
year
at
Kerto
Hill,
Yukon
Territory,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
her
home
In
Montreal.
C.
M.
Cornfield,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
few
weeks
In
the
city
in
connection
with
buslnesi
Interests
here,
sailed
yesterday
at-ternoon
by
the
Princess
Louise
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Winifred
Peterson
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
torn
Ketchikan,
being
on
her
way
to
Green
Island
lighthouse
where
she
will
pay
a
visit
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Drowii.
L.
A.
Outherle.
signal
supervisor!
Anaus-Not
so
loud
moni
Titof
e
Cabadlan
National
Rall-
nae
accident.
When
th'
crash
came.
1'
ar.r,Ved
in
ne
city
on
I
had
me
wits
aboot
me.
an'
cracked
I
!7d?jr
al'!-1
wan'
train
frgm
WJr.
the
wife
over
th'
head
wl'
UV
start-'
nd
841,011
3
Jjlternooh
op
lng
crank.
I
wie
rwooe
vnarie
ror
yaeouyer
-,
Mn
the
fovrse
of
un
Official
tour.
A
tea
and
sale
pf
home
cooking
Mn.
Ashmoce,
who
Jias
been
Is
being
held
tills
afternoon
at
the
teaching
In
the
Indian
school
si
home
of
Mrs.
F
JA.
Oood.
Graham
Old
Massett.
was
a
passenger
c,n
avt-uue.
wesiview.
oy
.yueen
Mary
,
ooard
the
Prince
Charles
today
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
bound
for
Victoria
where
she
will
me
Empire.
,
spend
the
summir
vactlon.
VITA-
WEAT
VITA-WrCAT
is
100
Whple
Wheat
nude
inVo
delicious
thin
crlspbread
with
the
full
natural
flavour
of
the
finest
wheat.
Delicious
with
cheese.
Jam
of
butter.
Serve
VITA-M'EAT
as
your
daily
bread
B.
E.
Valde
ot
the
CJJJt.
enc-heetlng
department
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
rom
one
of
his
periodleal
trips
td
the
Interior
on
official
business.
Canadian
National
Recreation
annual
picnic
to
Port
Simpson
by
ss.
Prince
Charles
leaving
9
ain.
July
1
and
returning
before
10
pjn.
same!
day.
In
time
for
the
big
dance
ln!
Moose
Hall.
The
.net
proceeds
of
this
;
picnic
will
be
donated
to
the
Gym
j
and
Boys'
Band
Funds.
152
1
A.
B.
Smith,
superintendent
of
tourist
publications
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Montreil
!
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Bat)
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
anH
jailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
c
make
the
round
trip
to
Skagwav
and
thence
to
Vancouver.
t
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
Granville
St,
Vancouver.
t
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
A.
nn
&
R.
W.
RUey,
Terrace.
B.C.
General
Store:
Anyox.
f-
Smlthera
Drug
Btnre.
Smith-
era,
B.C.
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yw
SLIM
ami
FIT.
and
aids
Digestion.
Vila-Weat
is
guaranteed
entirely
free
from
chemicals
or
preservative
Being
easily
digested,
Vila-West
tthp.
bread
Insures
the
correct
functioning
of
he
hotly,
thereby
promoting
perfect
health.
25
im.
Ask
Your
Grocer
For
Vita-Weat
Manufactured
Only
By
Representative
in
Prince
Rupert-
Peek
Frean
&
Co.
Ltd.,
London,
England
W.
II.
Malkin
Co.
Ltd,
R.
G.
Cunhrhgham
arrived
In
town
on
tills
afternoon's
tra'n
lrom
Port
JEsslngton.
Oscar
Fulton
ana
Kenwood!
Cretn
left
yesterday
afternoon's
'
rain
for
Lakelse
where
they
will
ptnd
their
summer
holidays.
j
Don
Matheson.
son
of
City
Treasurer
and
Mrs.
D.
J.
Matheson.
re-'
turned
to
the
city
from
Stawart
on
u
A
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i
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juic
f
iih
jiiaiica
mils
illuming
District
News
TERRACE
Mrs.
Marsh,
widow
of
'
the
late
CanM
T.
J.
Marsh,
was
a
vtsllor
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith
and
daughter
went
down
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday.
Further
detail
to
hand
show
that
E.
Hamer
lost
about
130
chickens
In
the
flood
last
week-end
from
his
ranch
on
Ferry
Island.
Strong
effort,
on
the
part
of
Ter
race
tesldents
had
to
be
made
to
feicue
the
younger
member
of
hi
small
family.
The
box
making
Industry
recently
Introduced
at
the
Vanarsdol
Lumber
Co.'s
mill
U
proving
a
atL
factory
business.
frs.
WWUpw
of
Usk
paid
a
vfialt
to
Terrace
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Percy
Skinner
was
a
visitor
from
Usk
on
Wednesday.
,
C.
Jacobsen
of
Shames,
came
Into
town
on
a
buslnem
visit
on
Tuesday
and
returned
on
Vednday'
trajn.
P.
McNlchol,
Usk.
spent
the
weekp
wid
in
town.
Ed.
Kenbey
has
had
a
motor
.boat
brought
In
for
use
on
Lakelse
Lake.
The
local
commissioners
are
erecting
a
pumphouse
at
the
hut
weil
ENDING
MALL
UMS
AFELY
sunk
In
the
recreation
park
t
j
Kirkpatrlck
Is
in
charge
of
the
work.
At
the
meeting
of
the
nn
V.
A..
Mn.
McCarthy
presented
a
flrpoit
of
the
recent
eotivemion
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
sale
of
work
nromoted
hv
o.
and
neiti
Roman
CatheHc
adherents
with
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wllaon
at
Remo
on
ua.ino"?
n"
wnhv
i
ww
Bwn
.u
netted
wo
J.
.A.
McConnell
returned
on
ttfortday
from
a
business
vi.su
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
L.
O.
Skinner
of
Copper
city
went
down
on
Sunday
to
the
cout
Hand
clearing
operations
.nt-more
In
evidence
Just
now
than
f
ir
some
tbws
past.
V.
Souete
has
(
-U.i-ed
one
ot
two
acre
at
the
north-weat
corner
of
hi
ranch;
w
Ws
Is
busy
on
ten
acres
on
the
bemh
F.
(kKtrgommeaux
is
havmu
.n
exteniive
clearing
on
bis
ranch
and
various
smaller
tract
are
being
prepared
tor
the
plough.
Capt.
WUlman
of
Usk
arrived
In
I
c-
L-
M-
a'tgey
bm
brought
m
a
town
on
Monday's
train,
.planer
for
use
in
his
lumber
null
f
HENEVER
you
wish
to
remit
small
sums
of
money,
use
a
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Money
Order.
There
is
no
cheaper,
safer,
or
more
convenient
way.
Payable
without
charge
at
any
chartered
bank
in
Canada
(except
the
Yukon).
Money
Orders
are
sold
at
every
branch
of
the
Bank.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
A.
MucCALLUM,
Manager
Prince
Rupert
Hranch:
l
SCAI.K
OK
CIIAKfiBS
T)ie
following
Is
the
mmIc
of
tbargea
made
for
readmit
JiM'ses:
'
Malrloe
and
Hngayeuicitt
Niiririuocemenu
12.
Ulrth
Notice
60c.
Funeral
NoUcva
$1.
'lard
of
Thanks.
12
Funeral
Floors
lOc
per
Utwt?.