pAor.
two
Sores
Broke
Out
All
Over
Her
Body
Mn.
T.
E.
Cbff,
Kelwood,
Mm..
write:
-"My
little
daughter'
hand
and
araia
broke
out
in
sores
which
spread
all
orrr
her
body.
Nothing
I
tried
gave
her
any
relief
until
I
got
a
bottle
of
Burdock
Blood
Bitora,
Mxi
I
euU
e
aa-
iatpnwoJ
meM
,
4
li
orta-befraa
to
dMappearr
-
I
gave
her
three
bottles
and
the
hu
had
bo
more
troubU."
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wl
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dra
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GOLD
PANNING
IS
LATEST
MINING
ENGINEERS
86
..-38
m
.15
1.40
Thursday,
May
12,
1932
Everybody
is
panning
gold.
That
is
a
geuerality
that
isi
only
partially
true
but
it
is
as
true
as
most
"generalities,
j
People
in
the
north
are
becoming
"gold-conscious."
Gold
Dans
are
much
in
demand
bv
neonle
who
arp
rrninnr
tn
trip;
It
seems
as
if
it
would
be
false
economy
of
the
provincial
government
to
do
away
with
the
present
system
of
ap-1
pointing
resident
engineers
in
the
various
mining
districts.
Much
good
has
come
from
the
system
in
the
past
and
today
it
is
justified
by
having
them
take
charge
of
the
rocker
1
demonstrations.
The
engineers
are
needed
now
more
than
i
ever.
;
A
number
of
cases
have
come
to
light
where
direct
re-
i
suits
were
obtained
following
the
advice
of
the
engineer,
t
I
FRESH
STOCK
LOWEST
PRICES
L
'ilrei
Assured
When
You
Shop
at
the
'
cha:
THRIFT
per
n
tin
TEA
Broken
Pekoe
per
lb
ORANGE
MARMALADE
Empress,
4
lb
tins,
per
tin
CANADIAN
SALT
Plain
or
Iodized,
per
etn
RuLLtx)
OATS
Ogttvies'
8-lb.
sacks,
per
sk
LIBBY8
CATSUP
per
bot
DEL
No.
per
tin
Bartiett
Pears
per
tin
Apricots
per
tin
CUT
GREEN
BEANS
No.
Royal
City
Brand
2
tins
BABY
BEETS
NO.
2
tins
Royal
City
Brand,
per
tin
SPLIT
PEAS
per
lb
PEARL
BARLEY
per
lb.
NO.
1
ALBERTA
BUTTER
2
lbs.
.
25c
Granulated
Sugar
B.
C.
Fine
Granulated
I
Art
n
!bs.
rLiintt
20
!bs.
8c
40c
14c
16c
CREAMERY
41c
n
t.
ft,;..
il,
n,uL
'
.
.
:
EL
MONTE
PILCHARDS
Packed
n
jr
uicn
luvin
auu
uic
jji
u
iiiticti
jjuvci
iiiiiciiL
is
j
in
Tomato
Sauce
hacking
the
movement
by
having
district
engineers
give
;
per
tin
illustrative
demonstrations
of
the
use
of
the
pan
and
the
1
beekiot
honey
Fancy
rocker.
11-oz.
jars,
per
Jar
Formerly
we
spoke
of
the
miners
going
to
the
hills.
Now
peanut
butter
they
go
to
the
valleys
to
try
their
luck
in
the
sandg
instead
I
1H-
Mn
of
among
the
rocks.
Students
are
preparing
to
spend
their
i
i
J?SLeuN
holidays
panning
for
gold
instead
of
peddling
book
dur-1
star
can
ceners-ing
the
summer.
Even
sober
and
sedate
business
and
pro-,
each,
15c
16c
14c
;
9c
15c
fessional
men,
and
therejare
some,
are
planning
to
carry
1
pearl
white
soap
-j
gold
pans
instead
of
fryip&mieu
'
they
go
but
to
whip
i
'
'
V
xD5v
'
-the
streams.
ri
small
white
beans-
inp
ii
is
10
De
nopea
mac
rnnce
Kupert
will
be
included
in
'dry
gLT
pork
No
l
the
demonstration
points
under
provincial
government!
lb
auspices.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people,
not
being
fathers
ipRUNES-Medium
size
of
families,
would
like
to
learn
how
to
make
and
onerate
a
i
2-1
etns..
per
ctn.
rocker.
!
r
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
,
Granville
St..
Vancouver.
1
Karl
Anderson.
Prlnre
George,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
B
O,
r-
uciierai
store,
Anyox.
Smlther
Drug
Store.
Smith.
ers,
B.C.
'1
17c
19c!
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
j
Phone
Vi9
201
Third
Ave.
-CARRY
AND
SAVE"
UHillEinBMf
BiBmrBiBa
'
SPORT
CHAT
A
man
was
in
the
office
a
few
montks
ago
who
showed
i
3SfV
PJvertJllwhJfh.
"
very
promising
1?
cTb
lie
toW
now
he
had
acted
on
the
advice
of
the
engineer
and
i
,t
Anyor.
wrong
clubs
were
usVd
found
the
richest
lead
on
the
property.
i
for
certain
shots,
making
for
dit-
I
ficulty
and
a
good
deal
of
dtver
PANS
NOW
AVAILABLE
tadl
There
was
considerable
inouiry
a
few
weeks
a(?o
in
""thtS?
Serw"
Prince
Rupert
for
gold
pans
but
at
that
time
local
mer-1
Mdni
v
drew
jZm
chants
did
not
have
many
in
stock
and
could
not
get
them
i
Mrs.
Ray
winning
out
Great
in-as
there
had
been
a
run
on
them
in
the
south.
Now,
how-
j
to
taken
m
weekly
ever,
the
market
is
snnnliprt
and
th
ni-nanpptivp
irnll
nan.
f"
competitions
for
both
ladievi
ner
can
get
all
the
pans
he
wants
within
reason.
'
Those
who-
plan
trying
their
luck
during
the
holidays
should
get
their
pans
early
and
it
might
be
well
to
discuss
methods
and
locations
with
the
locafresident
engineer
a
this
may
help
them
to
avoid
disappointment.
It
is
not
every
person
who
knows
gold
when
he
sees
it.
IB.C.1S
YEAH
L
This
advertisement
Is
Control
not
published
or
display
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columblx
by
uiw
Uquoi
and
men
which
are
being
heid
at
the
smelter
town.
Goat
races
have
made
their
debut
on
Indian
tracts.
An
advert-Iranent
in
a
Bombay
piper
reads:
"Puna
Park
All
India
goat
race
Championship
The
leading
Joe
keys
of
west-rn
India
will
positively
compete."
Greyhound
racing
Is
unknown
In
India;
promoters
of
goat
racing
hope
that
it
will
attain
a
popularity
here
similar
to
that
of
dog
racing
In
other
Canada
enjoys
unique
leaderahip
In
highest
grade
wheat
standards.
Th
I
Tirn
5iiit
::rws
MEETING
OF
MUSIC
CLUB
Seventh
Annual
Session
Held
Airs
Mcintosh
K-elected
.
...
President
.........
The
annoat
meeting
and
election
of
officers
of
the
Ladies'
Music
Club
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
president
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
Fourth
:
Avenue,
yesterday
afternodh.
This
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
4AiWthe
seventh
annual
meet
in?
of
XUv
ihe
club.
Mrs.
Mcintosh
presided
over
the
meeting
which
was
welt
attended.
ja
j
The
president
gave
a
splendid
ad-41v
dress,
reviewing
briefly
the
activi
ties
of
the
club
for
the
past
year.
The
treasurer
and
the
secretary
gave
their
reports
for
the
yaar.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Melntesh.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Secretary.
Mrs.
J.
Farquhar.
Librarian.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pullen.
Pianist.
Miss
E.
O.
Lenox.
Executive
Mis
R.
Bianee,
Mrs.
Z.
Andersen.
Mrs
G
A
Woodland.
MOfrTE
CAOTffiD
FRUIT-;
Mn
y
N
Good,
Mrs
S
Darten,
Mrs.
1
tin
Sfieed
Peaches
-i
fisja.
Moore
and
Mrs.
Wra.
Millar.
.JLVV
.
.
,
,
ucarvy
toms
im
ibmu
were
tendered
to
the
local
press
for
the
courtesy
shown
the
club
by
them
on
1
?fsMny
occasions.
At
the
ctose
of
the
meeting
tea
2
tin;
was
served
by
the
hostess.
Mrs.
C.
9rp'C.
Perry
poarrd.
Assisting
the
J9-
j
tess
in
serving
were
Mrs.
Wm.
MM-
j
Of,
;
lar.
Mrs.
C.
E.
CuUin.
Mrs.
R.
Bianee
;
';and
Miss
E.
O.
Lenox.
5c
7c
Special
week-end
fare
between
!
Prirv-e
Ritpcrt
and
Tcrraee
an
"siithent
are
gang
Into
effect
thts
week.
It
Is
announced.
;
v
JLo
No
Account
Too
Small,-,.
The
BANKjOF
MONTlgAL
is
a
bank
for
people
in
every
class
and
walk
oP
life.While
it
has
the
resources
and
facilities
to
handle
transactions
,
of
the
utmost
size
and
importance,
it
prides
itself
on
being
A
Dank
Where
Small
Accounts
Are
Welcome"
You
can
start
an
interest-
bearing
Savings
Account
wi
ith
the
deposit
or
Une
Dollar
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Amu
in
excess
of
I750.ooe.eo4
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
F-
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manajier
our
Last
Chaxce
toet
a
beautiful
Cbngolenm
Gold
Seal
Rig
.
.
absolutely
firee
Promptly
at
noon
on
Satunlaj,
.May
Mth,
the
Congoleum
Ioicky
Nuler
Contest
will
close,
and
your
chance
of
winning
a
beautiful
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Hug
xlll
have
passed.
If
you
have
not
already
entered
thia
novel
contest,
do
so
at
once.
It
costi
you
nothing
to
enter,
and
all
you
lunre
to
do
is
to
gue
the
hidden
number
under
the
Cold
Seal
on
the
Prize
Congoleum
Rug
displayed
in
your
Congoleum
Dealer's
window.
If
your
gueaa
is
correct,
or
if
the
number
you
guess
is
the
nearest
to
the
correct
number,
you
will
get
the
Prize
Hug
...
FKEE.
Call
at
the
dealer's
where
you
see
the
Price
Hug
displayed,
see
the
beautiful
new
Congoleum
patterns,
ak
him
for
a
FREE
entry
blank
and
try
for
the
prize.
.
;
Contest
closca
May
11th
(noon).
Wiuulng
number
will
be
diaplayed
.0
fita,
.
the
Miue
day.
SPECIAL
OFFER.
If
yon
par-
eliMfl
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ai
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tkr
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