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Tuesday,
July
7,
1931
WHERE
SHALL
WE
B.IJY
Just
now
there
are
a.
number
of
young
people
just
graduating
from
the
High
School
and
-they
are
looking
for
positions.
Local
merchants
are
unable
to
employ
them
because
business
is
too
quiet.
The
parents
of
some
of
these
young
people
sM
out
of
town
for
many
of
their
supplies.
They
do
not
patronize
the
home
people
yet
they
like
the
home
people
to
employ
their
children.
What
is
to
be
done?
Local
merchants
have
been
reducing
their
prices
until
in
most
cases
they
are
down
to
the
level
of
the
big
city
prices.
In
some
cases
they
are
less.
It
is
possible
to
go
around
town
and
pick
up
many
lines
of
goods
that
cannot
be
duplicated
at
the
price
in
Vancouver.
Also
there
is
a
good
selection.
We
suggest
that
it
is
good
for
Prince
Rupert
for
the
re
sidents
to
buy
at
home
and
it
is
good
for
the
residents
themselves.
i
NEED
OF
PUBLICITY
There
is
creat
need
of
nublicitv
for
the
hiehwav
be
tween
KamToops
and
Hazelton
according
to
people
who
have
made
the
trip.
Few
people
realize
that
there
is
such
a
highway
and
many
who
drive
over
it
never
see
the
in
teresting
features.
What
is
needed
is
a
guide
book
to
be
prepared
jointly
by
the
people
along
the
route
such
as
Wil
liams
Lake,
Quesnel,
rrince
George,
Vanderhoof,
Burns
Lake,
Telkwa,
Smithers
and
Hazelton.
It
would
indicate
to
tourists
where
the
worth
while
things
were
to
be
seen.
Then
along
the
highway
there
should
be
notice
boards
in
dicating
to
tourists
where
to
look
for
the
outstanding
fea
tures.
At
present
the
route
is
wholly
unorganized
and
unex-
ploited
and
the
Towns
along
the
route
get
very
little
bene'
fit
from
it.
,
H.
a.
KATES
ON
CABS
No
results
have
yet
been
obtained
from
the
agitation
for
lower
rates
on
automobiles
between
Hazelton
and
Prince
Rupert.
The
charge
of
$40
.
is
out
of
all
proportion
to
the
i
i
iii
t
i
i,
service
renoereu
arm
me
distance
covered,
a
smaii
ar
can
be
shipped
to
Vancouver
for
the
same
price.
The
rate
needs
to
be
cut
m
half
before
it
will
Brow
attractive
to
enough
people
to
make
the
business
worth
attending
to.
.
MUSICAL
ORGANIZATION
The
Russian
Chorus
coming
this
week
under
Gyro
auspices
is
said
to
be
an
outstanding
musical
organization
and
worthy
the
attention
of
all
local
people
who
are
interested
in
vocal
music.
The
Gyro
Club
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
public
spirit
4n
deciding
to
bring
such
an
organization
to
the
city
and
the
response
of
the
public
should
be
satisfactory
to
them
and
to
the
visiting
musicians.
I
(By
Gee)
James
H.
Evant
TS3
vlce-chlrron
of
the
Mtfnl.
tob
Committee
of
the
World'
Grata
Exhibition
and
Conference.
James
IL
Evunt,
Depnty
Minister
rt
Agriculture
for
that
prairie
Pro
trace,
bring
to
the
tmderUMnf
of
1932
the
advantages
f
a
lengthy
and
varied
agrkotture
eiperlence.
Mr.
Evsns,
who
it
a
Welihmtn,
saduated
from
the
University
of
Wales
at
Aberystwyth,
and
after
coming
to
Canodt
attended
Manitoba
Arritoltural
College
at
Win-tilper(
obtaining
a
B.8-A.
degree
In
In
1918
i
appointed
Deputy
.
,
arlnirors
and
Immi-
i.w
t
ktittihi
snd
an
active
arySHOU
vt
"
'
"
member
of
a
pumbr
of
trganliallons
In
whicn
the
departtaent
Is
la-
r,
t.
alia
a
member
of
the
World's
Orsin
Exhibition
snd
Us
of
ths
skaErVsBBBW
Executlvo
and
Finanes
Commit.
Conference,
The
Prince
Rupert
Sea
Caden
arrived
on
Wednesday
and
proceeded
to
Little's
Island
where
they
will
be
encamped
lor
a
few
weeks.'
R.
Blafice
was
in
town
Tuesday
making
the
necessary
Several
friends
greeted
Mi
Alice
PiUsbury,
Prince
Rupert,
as
she
passed
through
on
Tuesday
on
her
way
to
Burns
Lake
and
Vancouver
for
the
holidays.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fulton
rived
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Sa
turday
and
proceeded
to
their
residence
at
Lakelse
Lake
.
for
the
summer
holidays.
C.
P.
Bala-gno
came
to
Terras,
on
Saturday
from
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
a
vacation.
F.
C.
Bishop
went
to
Prince
Ru-4
pert
on
Sunday
and
returned
cn
Tuesday
with
a
generator
wlti
which
he
was
able
to
renew
the
light
and
power
service
on
Wednesday
night.
It
was
a
smart
plec-j
of
work
on
Mr.
Bishop's
part
hU
entire
equipment
having
been
destroyed
by
fire
on
Saturday.
W.
H.
Cotton
spent
several
dnjs
in
town
last
week,
lining
up
tni
local
work
for
the
public
works
department.
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
H.
'Nicholls
tlbd
daughter
left
last
week
for
a
two
weeks'
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
on
the
coast.
Miss
B.'.Barron
:
of
Endako
and
Miss
D.
M.
Shaw
of
Sheraton
left
last
Tuesday
by
auto
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
summer
vacation.
...
Miss
Paine,
who
arrived
hero
a
few
weeks
ago
from
the
United
States,
is
now
engaged
as
a
clerk
hi
the
Jewell
Market,
The
Burns
Lake
Liberal
Association
was
reorganized
at
a
meeting
last
Friday
night.
New
officers
were!
elected.
i
Dr.
R.
Agnew,
Vancouver
dentist,
is
paying
a
Visit
to
Burns
Lake,
and
district.
Ladies'
and
girls'
teams
have
been
turning
out
for
practice
and
It
Is
possible
that
a
three-team
softball
league
may
be
organized
here.
Mrs.
A.
D.
McKeen
of
Vancouver
Is
here
to
pay
an
extended
visit
to
her
daughter,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Flemlnj.
,
Jim
Cowans
has
found
that
It
really
pays
to
advertise.
He
called
.
(or
applications
lor
men
to
handle
his
milk
route
and
received
dozens
tof
bids
for
the
!od,
some
even
vol-!
lunteering
to
do
the
work
free
of
charge
apart
from
their
board.
1
Alex
Kerr
Is
opening
up
a
camp!
out
Lakelse
way
where
a
few
men'
Ell
Fletcher
returned
home
last
will
be
employed
for
two
or
thres
I
Wednesday
from
Smithers.
weeks.
i
-
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Little
of
Prince
Miss
L.
Halllwell
came
un
from
George
were
the
guests
here
last
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
tc
'
week
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
Holmes,
spend
the
vacation
with
her
par-j
enU
at
Athol
Orange.
I
A
lew
parts
of
this
district
re-
iporrea
sugni
irosisiasi
jvionuay
aim
i
Tuesday.
Slim
Jordan
was
In
his
element'
i
July
1
when
he
conducted
with
his,
wtlliam
and
Kathleen
Bennett
accustomed
eclat
the
CosmopolU
an)j
n0rence
Von
Tyne
were
vlsW
tan
band
which
rendered
snappy,
tors
Jn
Burns
Lake
jast
week
popular
musk:
for
th$
parade
ahl'
.
,
the
sports
The
Native
Sons
put
on
j
District
visitors
in
town
during
a
good
program
of
sports
on
Wed-,
the
past
week
have
included:
A.
P.
nesday
and
drew
a
very
appreciative
crowd.
The
members
of
the
C.
Andersen,
Prince
George;
S.
S.
Phil-
lips.
Smithers;
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
J.
P.
O.I.T.
supplied
refreshments
on
the
:
Barker.
Streatham;
George
F.
Ben-
j,
ball
park
grounds
and
were
well
son,
Ootsa
Lake.
patronised.
The
Canadian
Girts
in
Training
are
leaving
for
Lakelse
Lake
on
Monday
where
they
are
to
go
Into
cams
for
a
fortnight
Mrs.
Allan.
the
interests
of
the
business.
Quite
a
rush
of
poles
were
hauled
in
before
the
end
of
June
and
Vanderhoof
girls
did
well
In
the
sports
competitions
at
the
Domin
ion
Day
celebration
in
Prince,
George.
The
vanacrnooi
giru
Das
ketball
team
defeated
Prince
Oeorge
by
a
score
of
7
to
6.
Mary
Irving
won
100
yards
open
dash,
Peggy
Turn-j
bull,
the
high
Jump
for
girls
while
LalU
Held
won
another
high
Jump
event
for
girls.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McArthur
sr.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McArthur
Jr.
left
last
week
on
their
return
to
their
homes
In
Alice
Arm
after
spending
a
holt-day
here
vUlllng
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
E
Dtirrant.
Vanderhoof
Superior
School
Were:
proficiency,
Ruth
Docking,
Wallace
Mitchell
and
Margaret
Jean
Dun-,
bar:
deportment.
Betty
Paterson,
Laurence
Utndmarch
and
James
,
Matthew
Prout;
regularity
and
.punctuality.
Jean
Ootdte,
Kenneth
'stiver,
Nellie
8llver,
Douglas
Cook,1
'
James
Seldon,
Beulah
Wells.
Ray-1
,mond
Patterson,
Jullen
Longln
and
Jean
Clare
Rae
Work
has
recommenced
on
the
erection
of
H.
J.
Jewell1
new
store,
replacing
one
which
was
destroyed
by
fire
some
time
ago.
Mrs.
McCarthy
and
Mrs.
J.
H.j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Carroll
have
Smith
will
be
in
charge.
returned
to
their
Decker
Lake
re
Mrs.
Kirkaldy,
ol
the
popular
lee
cream
shop,
has
been
under
the
weather
recenUy
but
Is
now
convalescing
nicely.
Meantime
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith
has
been
looking
after
sidence.
A.
W.
Anderson
and
Pete
Olsen
are
goiri
north
of
Hazelton
In
search
of
placer
gold.
H.
L.
MorrilL
formerly
ol
Palling,
who
sold
his
interests
to
J.
A.
Long
about
five
years
ago
and
has
since
been
farming
in
Washington
and
inear
Vernon,
and
Mrs.
Morrill
are
wheat
and,
if
growing
eonditlojis
continue
favorable
throughout
the
season,
it
is
his
intention
to
show
it
Exhibition
and
Conference
at
Re
glna
next
year.
Several
others
in
the
Lakes
district
may
also
exhibit.
Recent
welcome
rains
have
great-
Wist
&rl
Impfoypd
crop
conditions
In
this
UlcvJn
addition
to
allaying
a
quS
forest
fre
hazard.
ALICE
ARM
erine
Smith;
attendance.
Kenneth
Smith.
Division
II.:
Protlciency.
Fred
Salt;
deportment.
Patricia
Russell;
attendance.
Carl
FJfty
men
are
now
employed
rushing
the
new
Hagllwget
bride
to
completion.
Hanson's
pole
yard
once
again
at
present
revisiting
this
district
.
boasts
several
huge
stacks,
ready
-
-
Despite
a
bi
rain
shower
durlnsr
for
the
awakening
of
the
market.
!
Charles
Hunter
of
Colleymount
the
middle
of
the
d;.
Smltbe
ha
snlendid
stand
of
Reward
!
had
a
uccful
Dominion
Dav
VANDERHOOF
celebration.
Stilthers
and
Hswm
ton
divided
honors
in
a
bapeba'l
rerlca.
Smithers
winning
the
flr
In
competition
at
the
World's
Grain
1
game
17
to
15
and
Hazelton
th
recond.
12
ro
fl.
There
was
a
program
of
horse
races
and
children'.
sports.
A
large
dance
In
the
evening
brought
the
celebration
to
a
fitting
close.
,
Charles
E.
Thels
of
Spokane
who
I
Interested
In
the
Bablnc
Bonanza
mine,
and
H.
II.
Hunt,
mining
engineer,
have
been
making
a
thorough
examination
of
th?
property.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falconer
and
daugh-
j
George
A.
Clay,
assistant
Jaunlta.
arrived
from
New
intendent
of
the
Canadian
Na-
Weitmlnster
last
week
and
wllI.tKmai
Railways
at
Smithers
for'
spend
the
summer
vacation
here,
j
th
pait
few
years.
Is
returning
to
i
VVInnlPeg
where
he
will
resume
hi.
4
Miss
M.
D.
Henderson
left
last
former
duties
as
conductor.
P.
O.
I
Tuesday
for
Anyox
after
having
Resell,
former
assistant
Supcrln-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Blair
Fleming
and
acted
as
presiding
examiner
at
the
tendent
here,
will
return
to
Smlth-tlaughter.
Marlon,
have
returned
to
Entrance
examinations
here.
From
ers.
their
home
at
New
Westminster
af-
Anyox
she
proceeded
to
Vancou-.
ter
a
visit
at
Douglas
Lodge.
Winners
of
honor
rolls
at
the
ver
to
spend
the
summer
vacation.
Mind
Your
Health
ana
Drink
Daily
I'ure
and
Fresh
Milk
From
DOMINION
DAIRY
Phone
Red
608
P.O.
Box
4lJ
Visitors
Welcome
FuJlo
Alda.
Jean
Falrourn.
John
Carpenter.
Bert
Clay.
Alex
Millar,
j
Jack
Chapman.
Douglas
Bamford.'
Walter
Syrnk,
Donald
Colllson,!
Tom
Mutch.
Margaret
Mutch,
Hnrry
Sea
ton.
Flora
McMillan..
Mirlorle
Carnthers,
Uno
Olovson.
Jolinny
Dunlap.
Clarance
Morrl
E?borne
Erlckson.
Helen
Mehatfey,
Billy
Thome
and
Mabel
Berg
hav
been
recommended
for
promotion
from
the
public
school
to
the
lilgn
school
here
Tuesday,
July
7,
1931
Write
for
Copy
Of
Fall
Fail
Prize
Book,
1931
Those
who
wish
to
enter
exhibits
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Fil
Fair
should
write
to
the
secretary
for
a
copy
of
the
new
prize
book
and
read
the
list
of
new
prizes
offered
this
year
to
fanners
and
others.
There
are
many
special
prizes
in
addition
to
the
monej
prizes
offeved
by
the
Fair
-Board.
Residents
out
of
town
are
especially
invited
to
enter
flowers
either
in
the
floral
display
ur
individual
exhibits.
Prepare
for
the
exhibition
now
and
then
get
ready
to
visit
the
fair
September
1
to
4.
Read
more
about
the
fair
in
he
DAILY
NEWS,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NEW
HAZELTON
Mrs.
Fred
Castell
has
retuned
STEWART
PRINCE
GEORGE
Fred
Thurman
of
Hyder
recel-
The
local
tennis
club
completed
from
the
Hazelton
Hospital
to
herlved
word
last
week
or
the
drown-
j
its
championship
tournament
last
home
at
Evelyn
with
her
Infant
ine
of
his
ton
Blcawortti
Baddy
Monday
evening.
W.
L.
Hornsby
ichild,
Thurman,
at
Jrneau.
Mr.
Trrar-
emerged
as
Winner
of
the
men's
v
i
man
left
at
once
lor
the
Alaska
""Sies
ana
mun
iiomsDy.
me
The
marriage
will
take
place
thlsj
Capital.
'XhSSSd
I
Day
baseball
feattare.
The
base-Winners
of
honor
rolls
In
the
1
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amf
Part
f
a
tlM
cele"
New
Haielton
public
school
were
bratlon
program
which
was
staged
as
follows:
Division
I.:
Proficiency
Slwart
lwiJltal
board.
Athol
Russell;
deportment.
Cath-i
,
The
home
of
.-Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
P.
Heinekiy
on
Third
St
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire
a
few
days
ago.
Good
prearef
is
being
made
on
he
work
of
extending
Hie
Dear
River
road.
About
half-a-mlle
of
grading
and
a
-quarter
at
a
-mile
of
rrht-of-wy
has
tfllreJfttly
been
completed.
E.
B.
Workman
of
Vancouver
has
made
an
offer
of
$75,000
for
the
purchase
of
the
local
electric
lighting
system
with
the
undertaking
to
:nttal
an
Initial
plant
of
up
to
1,000
Horsepower.
The
city
council
has
decided
thai'
tire
oiler
is
too
low
and
has
given
the
Intending
purchaser
further
time
to
amend
his
offer
if
he
so
desires.
Dr.
Wallace
R.
Qunn
of
Victoria,
in
charge
of
the
division
of
animal
hosbandty,
has
toeert
visiting
this
district
recently
on
Inspection
'
I
Miss
Mxrjorie
Roberts,
teacher
in
Little
Dickie
Berdett
sustained
the
kxat
hook
will
spend
the
painful
burns
whH
playing
with
next
year
in
Glasgow,
ficotlaml.
an
fire-crackers
on
Dominion
Day.
an
exchange
teacher.
Mbw
Martha
He
Is
receiving
treatment
in
Stew-
Cochrane
of
Glasgow
Will
teach
art
General
Hospital.
here.
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
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