ftvnday.
June
23,
1932
The
40th
Anniversary
of
For
40
years
SALADA
has
given
the
Sinest
quality
in
tea
Present
prices
are
the
lowest
in
15
years.
Thirty
Eight
His
Royal
Highness,
the
Prince
cl
Prince
of
Wales
Is
Thirty-Eight
Hric
to
British
Throne
Celebrates
Ills
HlrthJay
Quietly
With
Royal
Family
LONDON.
J
ine
23:-Thr
Print
rf
Wales
celebrated
his
thirty
eighth"
birthday
quietly
with
U
Royal
Family
today.
WILL
CAN
OYSTERS
Details
of
New
SUO0.0M
Industry
For
Everett.
Wash-
Are
Announced
EVERETT.
Wash..
June
23
Details
of
a
huge
co-operative
oyster
pu
king
plant
for
Everett
were
announced
yertcrday.
The
first
year'i
pack
is
expected
to
be
200
000
caser
involving
an
expenditure
of
$1,500.-
Ooo
in
connection
with
the
plant
and
development
of
oyster
beds.
An
ultimate
annual
pack
of
400,000
rases
I
planned.
WIND
UP
COMPANY
Alsoma
Steel
Corporation
Is
Found
Insolvent
By
Toronto
Jude
TORQNTO.
June
aS:-The
Al
goma
Steel
Corporation
was
adjudged
insolvent
yesterday
by
Mr
Justice
Sedawlck
at
Osaoode
Hall
His
Ijrdhln
if-ued
an
order
thul
the
company
be
wound
up.
WEMBREPORT
Dead
Tree
Point-Showery,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
temnersilure.
58;
light
chop.
Triple
Island-Overcast,
light
easterly
wind:
sea
smooth.
UNION
STBAMS1H!S
LLM1TEI)
TXH.
I
AT.U.A
KVWIV
;!:A:3C
ThUd.y
t
.
Wr
timniA"
'eVEBV
1
IU..AY
MU
t.
Arriving
Vw.ouUv
.8und.y
.
.
.
.
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1
,
1
T
1
Diliiunvi'
WtTRiy
Mlllliai
.
.
,,.
On.
w
ill'
"
TH1
jttts
will
j
till
oad
117.
,
if
Years
Old
m
-ftft
for
E.
senger
south
j
I
stone
;
;
the
sailed
route
the
was
Five
on
W'aks.
whose
birthday
It
is
today.
When
Canadian
Navy
Met
and
Defeated,
Enemy
B.
c.
8tevens
of
Sfcidegate,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
writes
that
th
tint
Canadian
navy
had
its
base
oi
4ueen
Charlotte
Islands.
It
was
commanded
by
Admirals
Kdenshaw
Wheas.
Nlng-glng-waa,
ami
Sea-ftjay
and
controlled
all
the
coast
from
the
Aleutian
Islands
to
the
Columbia
River.
1
hU
fleet
proved
Its
prowess
when
in
eight
Spanish
sloops
of
war
were
sighted
off
the
coast
of
the
Islands
A
large
fleet
of
war
canoes
went
ou
to
meet
them,
the
paddies
lining
inn
fnillna
with
rhythmical
regu
larity,
keeping
time
to
the
drum
of
the
coxswain,
who
stood
m
me
prow
chanting
the
death
song.
Two
of
the
Span
tan
ueei
escupcu.
tx
were
destroyed,
and
the
mem
bers
of
the
crew
left
alive
were
made
slaves.
Thus
it
was
on
the
Queen
cnar-itte
Islands
that
Canada's
navy
or
the
first
time
gave
battle
to
a
'orelan
navy
and
Inflicted
on
it
a
humiliating
defeat.
Halibut
Landings
C.
Summary
Amerlcan-56.000
poundi,
4.8c
and
8c
and
4.7c
and
2c.
Canadian
9,000
pounds,
4c
and
2c.
American
TBhoma,
21.000.
Booth.
4.6c
and
2c.
......
Wtoard,
38,000,
Royal.
4.7c
ana
x
I
Canadian
:,
Vera
Beatrice,
9.0O0,
Cold
stor-
,ige.
4c
and
2c.
REMOVAL
OF
BUILDING
Bids
for
the
removal
of
the
vtontreol
Importers
and
Kalen
Hardware
building.
Third
Avenue,
vlll
be
received
by
the
undersigned
on
or
before
July
First
1932
Highest
bid
not
necessarily
accep-
tad
147'
COLLART
&
McCAFFERY,
limited.
miJ
Arm
;
,
Btewart
and
Nla
THE,
DAILY
NEWS
PAQB
TBRBt
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
Tonight's
mixed
train
from
the
East,
due
at
11
p.m
was
repartee
niuinlna'to'be'oir
lime.
I
Montreal
Importers'
Fire
Salt
be
on
soon.
Keep
your
money
then
tor
the
real
bargains.
148
!
The
cheapest
luel
in
town,
blj?,
slab
wood
$3.25.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.,
Phones
116
andj
tl
MfvuiiS
ft$,
Wardrope
and
son
Anyox,
who
arrived
in
the
city
Tuesday
from
the
smelter
town,
on
yesterday'
afternoon's
train
Montreal
where
they
will
embark
for
a
visit
in
England.
F.
L.
Sturdee,
general
passenger
agent
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
at
Vancouver,
was
a
pas
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
returning
after
a
trip
into
the
Atlln
district.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
George
A.
John-!
and
little
daughter
of
Los
Angeles,
California,
after
a
trip
tn
Eastern
States,
arrived
here
on
'yesterday
afternoon's
train
ana
later
in
the
afternoon
on
th?
Princp
Louise
,
fpr
Vancouver
en-
Jiqrae.
There
were
51
passengers
aboard
steamer
Princess
Louise
which
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Van
couver.
There
were
no
passengers
disembarking
from
the
vessel
hen
persons
went
south
from
here
the
ship.
BOSTON
CAFE
Reopens
Saturday,
11a.m.
'thoroughly
Renovated
Bright
anl
Cheery,,
Make
a
point
of
visiting
the
Cut
mate
Shoe
Store
before
buying
elsewhere.
It
will
pay
you.
14'..
W".
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Arran
dale
cannery,
arrived
tn
the
cm
yesterday
afternoon
by
gaaboa
from
the
Naas
River
for
a
brie
business
visit
tn
town.
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
freighter
Chilkoot.
Capt.
John
Muir.
making
her
first
appearance
at
this
port
two
years,
arrived
at
11:15
this
morning
from
the
Skcena
River,
where
she.has
been
unloading
cannery
freight,
ana
after
a
brief
stay,
proceeded
south.
Save
Money
On
Your
Tunhase
We
Offer
This
Commodity
at
Less
Than
Cost
Helm
Pickles
Sweet,
Sour.
Onions,
Itehah.
Chow-chow
z'lC
Reg,
36c,
per
bottle
9t
B.
Branston
Pickles
9.
per
bottle
C.
&,
B.
our
Mixed.
20-oa.
Q
EJ
Old
dountrv
made,
bottle
C.
i
B.
Walnut
Pickles
7ft
o
4U-U&.
jeu
65c
rn
sret
uuiwe
HeinWorcester
Sauce
40c
lar
lrco,
-r:"
,,Xfcridnr(iU.
"
39c
Mlum..3tlnIor:
Heinz
SthU
40c
MMhim')
3
tins
for
Blue
R-lbbon
Tea
Tho
41c
famous
flavor,
lb.
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
The
43c
famous
flavor,
lb.
Pure
Gold
Quick
Pudding
-tfln
AUt'
ner
kz
Fresh
Peas
ftp
JL,
J
per
lb
i
Strawberries,
Cherries,
Lettuce
at
Reduced
Prices
Miissallem's
Cash
&
Carry
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
319
Third
Avenue
Phone
18
&
3G0
Moose
Picnic
Dlgby
Island
Sun
cay,
June
23.
Boats
cave
Cow
Bay
IjAnd
10-tf
AdultTMc'Chlldren"
Irt8.",tt
...VI
'
t'H
l'
In
Merely-
Club
business
'was
:dcalt
In
with
at
the
regular
weekly
lunch
eon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe.
A
flying
boat,
arriving
from
th&
couth
and
proceeding
this
morning
to
Alaska,
was
ah
overnight
visi
tor
in
toton.
The'
machine
did
not
report
to
the
authorities.
'
Forced
to
Give
Up
Job
He
Held
Fifteen
Years
"Poor
health
forte
ma
to
tin
ip
jo
1
bail
held
for
fifteen,
PT-1
yeari.
BteBtich
trouble
and
trained
mf
whole
nttem.
Mr
elr-
eulatlon
iu
ttj
poor
To
and
oeuntu
la
raj
leg
waa
eo
painful
I
eoaid
hardly
let
about.
I
fell
off
to
where
I
nl
weighed
IN
pound.
It's
ameaing
th
war
Sarfon
took
bold
of
all
my
trouble.
rv
actually
gained
over
10
pound
and
M
longer
hate
neurltl
or
stomach
dlatreia.
The
Benton
PUli
regulated
my
bowels
like
clockwork.
I
now
bate
the
strength
and
energy
to
tackle
any
Job.
that
comes
along."
Xrnest
1.
Carter,
Toronto.
17
Lappln
At.
ORMES
LIMITED
RETAINED
HIS
SEAT
Brolhrr
of
Mrs.
T.
McClymont
of
Thk-
City
One
of.
Few
Conservatives
Elected
.
In
Manitoba
James
O.
Mcf
nanhan.
brother
of
Mrs.
T.
McClymont
of
this
city,
was
one
of
the
few
Conservative?
who
was
elected
last
week
in
the
provincial
general
3leetion
in
Manitoba.
Mr.
McLenaghan
succeeded
In
retaining
his
t
in
Klldonani
riding
which
he
has
represented
for
several
years.
NAMU
HAS
BICPACK
Cannrry
Jn
.CentraLDIvision
Xlolng
Sirong
Skfcna
Sockeye
Fleet
Is
SUII
Tied
Up
According
to
word
received
in
the
!
:iiy
mis
minimis
iieuuu
uautray
ui
h
central
area
is
packing
.
salmon
-
l
full
blast,
having
put
up
some
500
cases
since
the
opening
of
the
sock-eve
fL'hlng
season
at
the
first
of
the
week.
The
Skeena
River
sockeye
fleet
was
still
tied
up
today
awaiting
an
answer
from
the
cahners
In
regard
to
the
demand
for
30c
instead
of
27i
be
pr
fish.
Announcements
En
ales'
Dance
Friday,
June
24.
Admission
Gentlemen
50c.
Ladleu
refreshments.
Moose
picnic,
Dlgby
Island,
Jun
26.
ERtjles'
tfance
July
1.
Admission,
Genta
50c.
Ladles
25c.
No
refresh
ments.
Eagles'
Picnic,
Grassy
Bay,
July
10.
Canadian
Legion
Picnic,
Dlgby
Island,
July
17.
Hotel
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHILE
Hot
it
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
75c.
PKU
DAY
AND
UP
J.
Zarelll
Tt'lrphone
tSI
Ffljx
Reda
city.
uum
ii
nun
ii
li
COAL!
COAL!
Satisfaction
"guaranteed
with
our
Famous
Ertson
Alberta
St
Bulkley
Valley
Coat;
No.
1
Bulklcy
Valley
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat.
Oats
Si
Barley.
Pratts
Baby
Chick
Food,
8ecds
Si
Fertilizer.
Prince
Ruperl
Feed
Co
Edward
Marsden
What
a
warrior
you
have
been,
No
greater
general
was
ever
seen,
You
have
fought
for
God
and
Son,
wh..vjpt(1yflij1hay,e1,y!on
past1
wHen'heaits;
Srtftild,'cl6cH'he
your
arrny.'in'
MasSett'line,
Then
with
arms
you
used
to
corm
over,
And
rearranged
It
to
a
better
ma-
noeuvre.
Your
other
battle
line,
Metlakatla,
B.C..
Tho'
situated
far.
across
the
sea,
Fought
on
most-bravely
with
you
Because
you
fought
so
brave
and
true:
Port
Simpson,
too,
fought
more-sin
cere,
When
they
saw
you
battled
without
,
fear.
They
cried
happily
wjth
a
shout
Because
you
moved
their
heart
from
doubt.
After
you
have
united
our
Cana
dian
troop
f
your
mighty
Alaska
fighting
group.
You
have
gone
to
see
our
King
In
Heaven,
To
wait
for
us
there
with
his
dis
ciples
eleven.
General
Marsden,
for
you
we
mourn
Because
without
you,
we
seem
for
lorn,
But
you
have
taught
us
how
to
fight.
60
we
will
carry
on
with
might.
ITirough
you,
God's
will
Is
done!
What
a
victory
you
have
won!
Now
that
you
are
our
King's
guest
Rest
on.
O
Great
General,
rest!
By
Ivan
Adams
of
Massett,
In
the
beloved
memory
of
the
late
Rev.
Edward
Marsden
who
died
at
Ketchikan
recently.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Bureau,
stove
sideboard,
two
beds,
piano.
Phone
Black
417.
149
au
bj
a
mxaa
BJXR&ftxBJ!
atuar
WATTS'
SPECIALS
for
Friday
&
Saturday
FANCY
BARTLETT
PEARS
Mai-
kin's
Befct,
No.
2Vi
tins
V7o
per
tin
L1BBY73
PICKLES
Sweet
and.
Sweet
Mustard
25c
per
18-oz.
Jar
-
OHANGES-Julcy
85c
Nice
size.
3
doz
EAGLE
BRAND
LOBSTER
Large
rs,,
S1.00
SARDINES
IN
OLIVE
OIL
4
ft0
;aster
Brand,
per
tin
-a-vi
GRAPEFRUIT
Ay
lmer.
Packed
In!
Canada
iftp
YfM
vs
FRUIT
SALAD
Aylmer
25c
No.
2
tins,
per
tin
ASPARAGUS
TIPS-Llbby's
91
pi
.
Picnic
Tlh.
ner
tin
RICE
KRISPIES
The
Ideal
41n
alimiHA
MaMl
fTVAr
nlft
&
aUlllIItC74
VCICOli
JV
js
p.
&
a.
soap
49c
12
bars
LUX
9c
per
pkg
EGGS.
FRESH
EXTRAS
45c
Scott's
In
Cartons.
2
do.
TEA
Our
Own
Blend
Bulk
2C
UKl
tU
LARD
Swift's
or
Gainer's
38c
per
3-lb.
pall
FKUITS
&
VEGETABLES
Bunch
Beets
JCl
Ul.il
Bunch
Carrots-4
6c
per
befy
..ti,
Green
Peas
3
lbs
Hothouse
Cukes-each
...
'.
:
New
Potatoes
,
0
lbs.
,
,
California,
Cantcloupes
,
Sdnta
Rose
Plums
2
lbs.
.
25c
15c
25c
18c
35c
STR
AWBERRI
ES
Arriving
Saturday
Morning
QCn
6Di'
3
boxes
Watts
Grocery
PHONE
55
PHONG
56
"THE
BEST
FOR
LESS"
mx-mm
vm
ra
mmmsmm
rmtM
Certificates
I
Heie.
Mail
lo
AUr.
Grocer'
Aam...
Slofan.
fln
words
e
leaa)
.
ADULTS
-
V
ihU
Entry
form
It
U
uDilrntood
tkat
lj
eateVlef
tie
NaUb
Elofia
Cosleat,
nm
aftte
to
abide
by
all
Ibr
n,l-.
and
nralatiMu.
aad
lial
tie
oVttelea
l
Ike
jadeee
will
bt
aenpted
u
final.
1000
EXTRA
PRIZES
FOR
THE
CHILDREN
(12
Years
Old
and
Under)
BEACH
HALLS
!
t
t
BASEBALLS
1
!
!
NABOB
GOB
CAPS
i
I
I
Just
DASDY
Prises
for
1000
Lucky
Children.
Come
youoiratere
Sfcfcw
Mammy
oad
Daddy
bow
clover
you
aro
.
.
.
loat
alt
dowa
and
write
Mabob
Slogaa
.
.
.
a
1
1
wo
fall
Nabob
Certiorate
from
Mother
and
phi
Ibem
la
your
Slogan
.
.
.
tbra
mall
It
to
Kelly,
lloutlee
A
Co.,
Ltd.,
Vanoourer,
B.C.
Daddy
wilt
live
yoa)
a
llimp,
Jaat
look
at
lb
Daady
rrise.
Tba
brat
&00
eloeeae
Mat
la
by
rbildroa
12
year
old
and
under
will
win
a
GREAT
Dili
BKAC1I
BALL.
The
SOO
neit
brat
Nabob
Smaaa
wUl
win
Spaldina
No.
IX
BeorbalU.
.
.
.
and
the
nnl
brat
200
Simon
will
all
win
e
Nabob
Cob
Cea
J
art
Ilk
the
reol
ullore
wrar.
All
Chlldrrn'e
Sloe.n.
will
bo
omrUlly
rntmd
In
I
he
big
Nabob
Holiday
Slogan
Contoat.
Cot
boay
today
.
.
.
tbere
lia'l
murk
time
left.
He
tb
entry
form
belw
and
bo
euro
to
mark
your
envrlooo
Cbild'e
Mogan
Entry."
CHILD'S
ENTRY
FORM
SIgH
KELLY,
DOUGLAS
&
CO.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
ii
iii
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n
i
What
nn
easy
vay
to
Ret
vacation
expenses
paid
!
Hut
you
roust
hurry,
or
your
slogan
(and
it
may
bo
a
prize-winner)
will
be
too
late
for
judging.
Act
quickly
now
and
you
may
win
the
First
Prize
of
a
Two-Weeks
Vocation
for
two
people
with
all
expenses
paid
up
to
$500.00.
Then
there
are
eight
second
prizes,
each
consisting
of
week-end
vacations
for
two
people
with
all
expenses
up
to
$75.00
paid
for
you.
It'e
ooey
to
write
a
elogea.
Simply
tblak
mt
tb
abeoluto
parity
and
freahnrae
f
Nabob
Product!
tbo
Wilful
blondlac
and
pocking
that
ha
rronlted
la
tb
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flavor
of
Nabob
Tea
and
CoeTeei
tb
guaranteed
parity
f
Nabob
Baking
Towder,
and
the
fact
tbat
tbeaa
are
Western
Canadian
product,
giving
regular
amnloy-anont
ta
bnadrede
of
your
tctlaw-werkere.
Then
write
dewa
your
tbougbte
In
o
elogen
f
tea
word
or
lea
and
maU
It
K1CUT
AWAY.
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Frr
Forms
or
Ad
Utwael
atrar
May
bo
06tinee!
from
rur
Croeor
...
or
by
rritlag
to
Kelly,
Danglae
Co..
LtL,
racavr.
B.C.
At.
Attach
X
Nabob
Certlteatre
and
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to
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CONSIDER
the
importance
of
quality,
when
you
buy
lamps.
Edison
Mazda
Lamps
bring
you
.
the
advantages
of
every
improvement
nude
in
lamps
-
since
Edison's
invention
of
50
years
ago.
They
give
you
soft
glare-free
light.
.
.
and
full
talue
of
the
ciiriint'
consumed.
-Buy
them
by
the
carton,
at
the
price
of
ordinary
lamps.
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CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
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