PAGE
TWO
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EDITION
MO
R
E
Sharp
Paint
In
His
Heart
Nerves
In
Bad
Condition
Mr.
Fred
J.
Chase,
Thomson
Station,
NjS,
write:
"I
have
uned
Milb
urn's
Heart
anu
Narva
PiJla
with
woudtrful
reult.
My
heart
would
beat
eo
fast
I
would
hare
to
nt
down
when
at
work
chopping
in
the
wood.
I
had
sharp
pain
in
my
heart
when
I
would
11
down
at
night.
My
nerve
were
also
in
a
very
bad
condition,
but
after
usdi
two
boxen
of
Milburn'
Heart
aod
nerve
rui
i
ieei
jiui
nue,
ana
am
lourteen
pound
heavier
than
I
have
been
for
year."
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of
Circulations
Wednesday,
June
29,
1932
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Consolidated
Starts
Big
Development
in
Omineca
Georgia
River
to
Resume
Development
Rose
Lake
Men
Off
to
Cariboo
1
The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
of
Trail
is
I
now
initiating
one
of
the
largest
mining
developments
in
the
history
of.
the
central
interior
of
the
province
and
has
some
six
carloads
of
mining
equipment
at
Vanderhoof!
which
it
proposes
to
move
into
Slate
Creek
in
the
Omineca
!
Where
W.
M.
Ogilvie
has
been
carrying
on
systematic
prospecting
and
testing
for
a
number
of
',
years.
The
policy
of
the
company
to
.tiver
bridge.
From
this
point
north
suspend
operations
In
the
copper
a
trail
affords
the
only
means
of
fielc"
n
the
meantime
and
coneen-
tiansportatioo
and.
with
the
heavy
traie
upon
goia
properties,
aoont-
ireignt
to
be
moved,
it
will
become
less,
explains
the
marked
attention
necessary
for
Consolidated
to
build
it
Is
now
giving
to
the
gold-bearing
virtually
forty
miles
of
road
in
or-gravels
In
the
Omineca
which
are
der
to
reach
Slate
Creek.
expected
to
bring
that
district
into
the
public
eye
as
a
gold
producer.
According
to
reports
received
in
Drilling
tests
made
under
the
di-j
Stewart
from
the
south
develop-rectlon
of
Mr.
Ogflvle
during
th!ment
work
on
the
Georgia
River
past
two
years
are
said
to
have
OoW
Mining
Co.'s
property
on
Port-been
eminently
satisfactory.
Mr.
land
Canal
will
be
resumed
in
the
Ogllvje
proposes
to
move
the
gravel
jr'ear
future.
In
spite
of
the
report
on
Slate
Creek
with
a
dragline
,
there
fe
no
local
indication
at
scraper
having
a
capacity
of
two
P'swart
as
yet
of
the
work
starting
cubic
yards.
Some
of
the
machinery
up.
Considerable
interest
has
been
at
Vanderhoof.
particularly
thr-en-!
taken
hi
the
company's
stock
re-gine
and
boiler.
Is
exceedingly
heavy
centfy
on
the
Vancouver
stock
Ex-for
transport.
There
are
three
trac-
change,
tors
and
a
trailer
In
the
equipment.
,
the
heavier
tractor
beina
a
10-ton
B.
AHnort
J
p
Nra-tm
an
t
:
machine.
There
is
a
good
highway
aowtand
of
Rose
Lake
have
left
that
for
83
miles
out
of
Vanderhoof
and
interior
point
for
the
Cariboo
dis-
j
beyond
this
are
six
mis
of
sleigh
'rfct
on
t
prater
gold
prospecting
road
which
reaches
the
Nation
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Judges
Announced
For
Contests
Held
At
Canitol
Theatre
Judges
for
the
amateur
contests
at
the
Cajp.itol
Theatre
this
week
have
been
named
as
follows:
Wednesday
Mayor
Orme,
Mr3.
D.
C.
Stuart,
Municipal
Regent,
I.
O.D.E.)
and
Mrs.
R.
Blan.ce
,
I.O.
DJB.)
Thursday
Matinee
Aid.
J
H.
Pil-'
llrbury
(President
Chamber
o'
.Chamber
of
Commerce),
and
Miss;
MUlr
i
Principal
Borden
Street
School).
Thursday
night
Aid.
S.
D.
Mac-,
Donald
(President
Trades
and
La
bour
Council
and
Mrs.
Cox
(President
Parent
Teachers
Association.'
The
Judges
will
decide
which
en-1
trant
receives
most
applause.
j
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham,
who
has
been
visiting
in
Vancouver
for
the
pasr
three
or
four
weeks
returned
to
the
city
from
the
squUi
00
the
Prtnce
George
this
morning.
j
Ir
1
Alice
Ryden
California
expects
a
lot
of
Alice
Ryden
in
the
Olympic
Javelin
throw
for
women.
She
is
the
protege
of
Lillian
Copeland,
holder
of
the
world's
record.
FRIENDS
EVERY
DAY!
A
few
men
tried
it
-
-
told
their
friends
and
they
told
others
that's
how
the
fame
of
Ogden's
cut
plug
has
spread
and
only
a
quality
smoking
tobacco
could
make
new
friends
every
day
and
still
keep
the
old
ones.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
yu
"roll
your
mrn,"
st
Ogden't
fine
cut
ritetU
Ubaus
V
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isi.
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CoOM
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VOW
WAT
WlONil&M
Til
lt
11
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VAL.erc.wiA
Cleans
aso
coats
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womrn
)
7V
St
1
1
period.
!
!
4-
TIIR
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday.
GREAT
BETWEEN
rat
Inexpensive
Satisfyinq..
Keeps
the
mould
cool
and
moist
CMOS
WRIGLEYS
REGIMENT
WON
GAME
Merchants
Lose
Two
to
One
In
Stuart
Benefit
Football
fixture
In
a
.match
which
was
devoid
of
any
notable
features,
Regiment
defeated
Merahants
by
a
scote
of
2
to
1
in
Stuart
Shield
football
before
a
fair-sized
crowd
of
fans
at
i
the
Acropolis
Hill
graunds
last
evening.
The
first
goal
came
twe&ty-flve
I
minutes
oh
in
the
first
half
when
the
leather
deflected
from
Menzle.;
Merchants'
full
back,
aaa
Cfcut.
scored
for
the
Regiment.
Th
teams
crossed
over
with
the
scon
standing
one
to
nil
for
the
itegl
merit.
The
second
goal
for
the
Regiment
came
after
about
fifteen
minutes
of
play
in
the
second
half
through
Vance.
Chenoki
scored
the
lone
'.ally
for
the
Merchants
Is
about
thirty
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
J
W.
Thompson
mad
his
debut
as
a
soccer
referee
00
the
local
field
and
gave
satisfactory
service.
Linesmen
were
Allah
Davies
Jr.
and
Tony
Bussanich.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pittsburg
3
27
Ohicago
3$
30
Boston
it
30
Philadelphia
3i
35
St.
Louis
H
31
Brooklyn
35
New
York
4
33
Cincinnati
20
44
American
League
W.
L.
New
York
4
19
Philadelphia
40
30
Washington
38
29
Detroit
36
28
Cleveland
36
31
8t.
Louis
33
32
Chicago
as
41
Boston
12
54
Pet.
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507
500
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Pet
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567
563
53S
508
559
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Nayter
of
P.
Burns
Co
I
IXt.
feiorned
to
the
eHv
on
thlsi
afternoon's
train
from
a
trtn
tn
Jiaaerwn
on
company
business.
TELL
THE
PEOPLE
,
Tell
"een
quick
and
tell
'em
often.
Explain
to
folks
plainly
and
sincerely
what
you
have
to
seU.
Keep
everlastingly
coming
at
them.
Advertising
Is
pretty
much
like
shovelling
a
furnace.
Once
you
itop
stoking,
the
fire
goes
out."
Wm.
Wriftley
Jr.
tf)
BASEBALL
Inter.
EMPRESS
vs.
ELKS
TONIGHT
-
6:45
SPORT
CHAT
The
Stewart
team
Is
still
leading
:
in
a
seven-team
Softball
circuit'
I
which
is
going
strong
at
Stewart
1
with
teams
representing
Hyder
and
Premier
as
well
as
Stewart
organizations.
The
Stewart
team
has
won
three
games
and
lost
none,
Premier
B.
team
has
won
two
games
and
lost
none.
School
has
won
two
games
snd
lost
two.
Moose
and
Premier
A
have
each
won
one
and
lost
one,
Hyder
has
won
one
and
lost
iwo
jmd
Lesion
has
won
none
and
lost
four.
Stewart
Is
planning
for
a
big
Do
minion
Day
celebration
this
week,
with
the
committee
In
charge
consisting
of
John
Thompson,
chairman;
James
Morrice.
secretary,
W.
D.
Smith.
W.
L.
Newell.
W.
J.
Crawford,
M.
P.
Murphy
and
Sam
Klrk-patrick.
The
day's
program
will
elude
a
big
parade,
full
program
of
races
and
sports,
sottball
and
hase-ball
games
and
big
dance
In
the
evening.
Premier
will
play
a
combined
Stewart-Hyder
team
In
the
baseball
game.
Dominion
Day
will
also
be
celebrated
in
a
big
way
at
the
smelter
town
of
Anyox
where
the
Elks
have
saergtd
their
annual
Flag
Day
celebration
with
the
usual
July
1
sports
by
the
Community
League.
There
will
be
Junior
sports
in
the
morning
and
strJor
sports
In
the
af
ternoor
Anyox
and
Ketchikan
will
plaj
three
baseball
games
on
Thursday
and
Friday.
Alice
Arm
is
to
send
a
delegation
of
athletes
down
to
the
smelter
town
for
the
Held
snorts.
A
largedahce
will
be
held
in
the
eve-lAg
at
the
gymnasium.
LEGION
UNC-UP
The
following
llne-uD
for
Cana
dian
Legion
in
tomorrow
night's
Stuart
Shield
football
game
Is
announced.
Ourvlch;
A.
Stijes
and
F.
Tome:
T.
Bussanich.
SJCurrie
and
T.
Haddon;
A.
Ivarson.'.
K.
Murray,
C.
Baptle.
A.
Home
and
D.
Qur-
.jen;
reserves.
ureeT.
Hestad
and
I
Morrison.
A.
E.
Parlow,
district
forester.!
returned
to
theeity
on
this
after-:
noon's
train
from.
'a
trip
to
the
Burns
Lake
district
on
of
fltlal
duties.
Rains
at
the
week-end
helped
in
relieving
the
forest
fire
situation
in
that
district,
Mr.
Parlow
stated,
but
a
good
deal
more
precipitation
is
needed.
Heals
Pimples
Blotches
Quick
A
PalratMkg
AbUmpU
LioaU
fnr
qskk
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blafrU.
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LIMITED
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iiccuraiEON.
uuuqiis
Hotel
Central
Limited
Covenlent
to
business
district,
homelike,
beautiful
harbor
views.
Kates
reasonable.
Sparioos
sample
roems.
Hotel
Cental
Ltd.
First
Avenue
&
Seventh
Street
LOCAL
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
Wilding
and
son.
Malcolm,
left
on
this
afternoon's
train
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Kamloops
and
elsewhere
in
the
southern
interior.
Mr.
Wilding
will
be
away
a
couple
of
weeks
while
Mrs.
Wilding
and
son
will
not
be
returning
until
the
end
of
August.
F.
S.
MeNlaholai.
mln
sunrin.
tendent
for
the
Oranby
Co.
at
Anyox,
who
arrived
In
the
dry
yesterday
from
the
smelter
town,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Robert
for
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed
to
Montana
where
be
has
been
called
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
his
wife.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
NEW
Vlndex
Sewing
Ma
thine
for
sale.
Phone
Green
556.
155
OFFICE
'
girl
wants
comfortable
home.
Reply
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Dally
News
Office.
153
Dominion
Day
Celebration
July
1,
132
10
a
jo.--Moose
Band
Parade
to
Acropolis
HtH.
10:30
ajn.
Children's
Races;
Free
distribution
of
candy,
etc
11
ajn
Junior
Football.
Admission
Free
1
pm.
Lacrosse:
Aiyannh
Team
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
J
pm
Track
at
Field
Sport.
3
pjn.
Bascoall:
Empress
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
Admission
25c
6:45
p.m.
Football:
Regiment
vs.
Merchants.
Admission
25c
9
pju.
Dance
In
Moose
Hall.
Admission
50c
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Mrs.
Jossio
Jacobs
of
the
Indian
Ajent's
officii
staff
here
retu'rnfld
to
the
city
on
the
Prlnwj
Ocbrgp
this
morning
from
a
holiday
.
trip
to
Calgary.
i
Thomas
Kaye
of
the
Union
ojl
Co.
sailed
by
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vanco'u-ver
after
a
brief
visit
here
on
company
business.
Samuel
A
Moore,
Edmonton
linotype
operator,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge.
today
j
going
north
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Skagway.
George
Mankln,
Victoria
shoe.
clerk,
Is
among
the
round,
trip
pas
-
tengers
going
through
to
Skagway
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Oeoraa!
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puri
watty
iiuruioyuim.
There
were
71
passengers
arrlv
ing
here
from
the
south
aboard)
the
steamer
Prinse
George
thlsi
morning,
forty
being
round
trip!
passengers
going
through
to
Slcag-way.
Sergeant
Paton
and
party
of
five
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
officers
from
Regjna
are
passengers
board
the
Prtnce
Georee
today
roing
through
to
the
Yukon
where!
hey
will
be
stationed.
Pa
si
L.
Davies
of
Dewdney
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prlnwi
George
today
going
through
tu
fircross,
Yukon
Territory,
where'
he
wttl
be
stationed
as
air
engineer
lor
the
Canadian
Airways.
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Revised
Schedule
Of
Intermediate
Baseball
League
June
30
Young
Empv
Young
Elks.
July
3
Yovnc
Elks
vs.
V"
mf
Klons
of
Canada.
July
0
Young
Sons
f
Cm
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vs.
Young
Empracs.
July
10
Young
Empress
vs.
Ypung.Ejks.
JUly
13
Young
Elks
vs.
Yminr
Oons
of
Canada.
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