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yew
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among
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readers.
.
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tot
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GlfT
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.
.1!
2.
Thursday,
AprU
6.
1933
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
ACAIN
Once
more
we
hear
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
mining
men
and
we
snail
undoubtedly
hear
more
from
them
yet.
A
group
of
mineral
claims
on
Moresby
Isd.
has
been
bonded
by
a
Vancouver
concern
with
a
view
to
development
and
it
is
announced
that
a
stamp
mill
will
be
installed
immediately
to
give
the
ores
a
thorough
test
Should
it
prove
successful,
a
larger
mill
will
be
installed.
The
resident
mining
engineer
has
reported
favorably
on
a
number
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
prospects
and
he
has
stated
that
he
knows
of
no
more
fertile
prospecting
field.
Gold
is
found
in
the
black
sands
on
the
north
and
east
coasts
and
has
been
washed
out
of
the
creek
gravels.
On
the
west
coast
there
are
indication
of
rich
quartz
deposits.
All
this
should
prove
attractive
to
miners
and
prospectors.
The
successful
prospecting
of
the
Skidegate
Sunrise
mine
to
a
point
where
it
ean
ship
pay
ore
has
turned
a
good
many
eyes
that
way
and
this
recent
deal
will
make
people
more
than
ever
interested
in
these
islands
on
the
fringe
of
the
continent
TAXING
MEALS
It
is
proposed
to
carry
the
taxing
mania
to
the
limit
of
taxing
meals
at
restaurants.
The
federal
government
has
done
its
worst
in
placing
a
two-cent
a
pound
tax
on
sugar,
one
of
the
chief
foods
used
by
young
children.
Now
comes
the
Tolmie
administration
levying
on
those
who
eat
in
restaurants.
It
is
a
petty
move
and
will
bring
only
small
returns.
Last
night
the
decision
of
the
legislature
was
read
to
millions
of
people
in
the
United
States,
lettingithem
see
to
what
straits
this
province
had
come.
-
1,
HARD
TO
REALIZE
The
person
whose
business
has
so
far
refused
to
respond
to
slightly
improved
conditions
is
difficult
to
persuade
that
there
is
a
betterment
and
that
the
outlook
is
distinctly
brighter.
On
the
other
hand,
many
people
are
tired
of
the
depression
and
do
not
want
to
hear
any
more
about
it.
They
are
sick
of
the
word
and
object
strenuously
to
its
being
used.
When
an
advertiser
yesterday
removed
the
word
from
his
advertisement
it
caused
him
great
pleasure.
That
is
the
first
step
toward
improvement
The
downward
trend
was
much
over-advertised
and
now
we
must
concentrate
on
the
improvement
that
is
steadily
spreading
over
the
land.
Prince
Rupert
wil
be
a
party
to
this
TOURISTS
EXPECTED
ueen
Charlotte
Ulsnd
Attractions
Always
Appreciated
-Prince
John
Crew
Populir
8KU3BPATK.
AprU
&lt
Is
x-tel
thai,
during
the
coming
casan.
many
tatjxlsW
will
visit
the
"
-utlfut
fifteen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
If
ltntfi
constitute
a
veritable
-mi)
Ire
ifU.-
themseives
and
the
-
-arm
citrate
ttfretber
with
mac-ivrhcnfjpj
txtfoslve
benches
are
always
feeiated
by
visitors.
Furthest
t,
la
always
a
pleasure
ii
wi
l;
:Vsftj
r
duration
for
tourists
to
travel
aboard
the
popular
liner
Prinse
John
with
her
popular
pl
nn?er
crew
Includlnf
such
well
Imr.wn
al
fleer
a
Cast.
Dan
Mc-Klnnon.
Chief
Engineer
William
Ballsntyne.
Pursers
Bert
Robsen
urd
Norman
McLean
and
Chief
Steward
Prank
Dray.
Confld(
nee
can
be
the
mother
of
impudeiKe
if
if
is
carried
to
ex
Ti'nii"
Anre
Siegfried
VBBBBBBBBB
W
.Via
'
SSSSSaF
i
P
DISTRICT
!
OFLAKES
Great
Cirri
Country
Deu-ribeil
by
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
at
(iyro
Lun-
rheon
Tuesday
Fine
Country
Big
Game
Hunting,
Sport
FMting,
Scenery,
Sun
llathlnr
I
ncluiletl
In
Its
Attractions
i
Recommending
the
Circle
Lake'
district
in
the
central
interior
south
of
Ootsa
Lake
as
being
quite
as
attractive
a
holiday
venue
as
California
for
people
of
Prince
Kuperl
J
and
elsewhere
in
the
north,
Dr.
R.
Geddes
Large
gave
an
interesting
magic
lantern
illustrated
talk
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
Tuesday
afternoon
in
which
he
de-1
scribed
some
of
the
adventure
and
pleasures
he
had
encountered
on
a
trip
which
he
made
two
yew
urn
Into
the
Ootsa.
Whitehall.
Eutstik
and
Trtachuk
Lake
area.
In
addition
to
unrivalled
big
game
hunting
and
sport
fishing,
even
sun
bathing
cpjiw
be
enjoyed
on
the!
wonderful
and
extensive
red
sand!
beaches
of
Eutsuk
Lake
which
was!
unexcelled
for
camping
purposes.!
Dr.
Large
revealed.
Sand
Cabin
on
I
this
lake
was
already
becoming
popular
as
a
holiday
place
and
was,
now
made
readily
accessible
by
means
of
airplane
service
from'
Burn
Lake.
The
scenery
of
the
Circle
Lake
district
was
another
mag
nUlcept
feature
of
the
country
which
at,
one
point
was
nomore
than
forty
miles
from
the
Pacific
Ocean
at
fiardner
Canal.
Describing
the
big
game
hunUng
possibilities,
Dr.
Large
disclosed
how
cariboo,
moose,
goat
and
muk
.deer
abounded
n
the
district
while
,
In
the
fall,
the
numerous
sloiighs
and
take
bays
were
full
of
ducks
and
j
geese.
i
,
Differing
Weather
Although
the
two
lakes
were
close
tof
ether.
Whlteeall
and
Eutsuk
actually
flowed
In
opposite
directions
A
t
JlIKl.
.
wiiu
a
aiyius
ana
siope
oeiween.
There
was
plenty
of
rain
oh
the',
WhltesatL
not
far
removed,
from
I
Gardner
Oanal.
which
reminded
one
!
of
thecoust.
Eutsuk.
on
the
other!
Interior
liktvUil
ftsh
spawnlne,
in
a
similar
mahhir
and
having
prto-
2
in-uj
uir;mc
cnaracwnmes
as
the
coa
rtjke
ye
alhourh
it
nt-tilned
at
iu,ratf
a
weight
of
1
ho
more
thin
one
pound
.lick
jit
Knoledte
Dr.
Urge
Urged
the
Importance
of
peopie
ti
pie
district
knowing
more
iyrut
tpeli
owtj
country
There
waia
local
lack
of
knowledve
of
the
djsirlet
and
even
lp
official
1
quarters
fi
wa
some
times
diffl-;
4
.
The
following
U
the
seal
4
of
charges
made
far
redding
notices,
.
Marriage
and
Encasement
announcement
$3.
Birth
NotlrM
sn
a.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
'
Cards
of
Thanks.
$J
Funeral
Flowert
10c.
per
nam.
a
4
TEMPTING
RECIPES
LAMB
CROQUETTES
TAKE
YOUR
COLD
COOKED
LAMB
Mints
2
cum
cold,
cooked
Lmb.
Add
2
of
3
Uble-tpoont
miKJ
poUtors.
Se-on
well
with
$ll,
pepper
nd
pinch
ol
Cotnun'i
MuiUrd.
MoHtcn
with
tonuto
juice.
Sfwpe
in
obloivft,
dip
in
bcilen
e)5.
10M
m
dry
ciumbf
siid
fiy
in
at
p
Ul
till
toidn
bown.
Whl
4
UmptMj
"U(t-octH
6'nh.
And
n
ieeipemic
ml
for
fmy
of
lour
The
family
will
lite
it,
loo.
The
(favour
it
10
tppctiiin
pto
idtd
you
h
not
oe-loolitd
the
necttMiy
pnxh
of
Colnwn'i
MutUid.
(olmans
XRSF
Mustard
AIDS
DIGESTION.
Mother-Daughter
And
Father-Son
hand,
hap
consistently
fine
and
sunshiny
weather.
Both
lakes
were,'
PORT
E68IHOTON.
AprU
6-
TV
subject
to
sudden
storms.
Whlteaail
;
Port
Ewfhaton
Younj
People
s
or-belng
particularly
treacherous
in
raolsaUon
of
the
United
Church
this
respect.
heM
a
Mother
and
Daughter-Fitr.-
Dr.
Large
described
how
his
party
er
and
Sea
supper
In
the
church
had
travelled
south
from
Burns.
tin
Friday
last.
A
program
of
Lake
by
motor
car,
erosttng
Fran-
toasts
and
muusal
naasbera
was
cols
Lake
on
a
modern
ear
ferry
and
feJtewed
by
an
Impressive
anale
using
flat-bottomed
boat
with
out-
light
ceremony,
ivaaboUakag
Christ
board
motor
for
much
of
the
tra-
as
the
IJht
of
the
world,
dairies
ALBajtlA
vemng
on
the
Oreat
Circle
Lakes.
nier.
me
mourns
a
no
nuveri
3.0
Diicks
The
portage
of
a
mile
and
a
quarter
participated
brought
to
a
close
a
j
um
from
White&all
to
Eutsuk
Lake
was
nxt
enteyabJe
evsfUng
ecjo-B.
C
statou.
made
on
a
narrow.
guage
railway.
-
Baatta
or
Solly's.
S
lbs.
The
fox
farming
Industry
of
the!
,
LIPMrUOT
SOAP
Lakes
district
was
referred
to
by
the
Keeping
down
naUofMttseji
ts
like
)tmim
speaker
?ho
slso
mentioned
d
min-
sitting
on
a
horses
head
there's
pALMOUVE
SOAP
ute
and
fandlockfd
type
of
sockeye
no
time
to
do
anything
etae
O.
B.
4
bar
safmbn
nown
as
the
kokanee
Shaw
PEAS-
Rofl
City
jiic
uaa
ocrn
encountered
in
tne
Veal
8teak
.
j
.u
.
:
..v
uau
uuiuc,
wieiuc.
proved!
j
William
brulckstank.
past
president
of
theluh,
was
in
the
chair
lnfthi
dbisiite
of
the
nresHrnt,
T.
W.
ttfowrjftlhd.
on
behalf
of
the
membersthanked
Dr.
Larae
for
hia
very
InUrestlne
talk.
II.
N.
Broek-lasby
operated
the
magic
lantern
for
Dr.
Large
nm
IK.
Memjeri
of
the
elb
rreelved
aniR,,j
o,v
at
the
Btka'
Club
on
A'vril
19.
The
cosy
pnradhea
of
self
-eon.
tentment
are
now
crowded
to
trw
door
with
papers.
David
LlojU
Oeorge.
Banquetis
Held
JONES'
Family
Meat
Market
Pork
Chops-
2
lbs.
Stew-Urn
Veal
-
3
bs.
Shoulder
Veal
4
lbs.
Leg
of
Veal
per
16.
...
SU-lotn
8ak
per
lb.
.
T-Done
Roast
per
u.
Rump
IUbM
0)
Deajf
per
lb.
:..
Liver.
1J1bm
..'''
Daopnj
lb
-
Tomato
Sajftarl
I
.
per
lb.
Leg
of
Pork
per
lb.
J
HlMHiWer
Pork
per
lb.
Fresh
Hallbut-per
lb.
0:7
Phone
9.r7
!NEW
PLANS
OF
CHURCH
1
TOBONTO.
April
8:
iCP)
A
IK
:
departure
In
the
forms
of
eduru-1
Uonal
organization
has1
been
made
'
by
the
United
Church
of
Canada
in
i
wUlnx
up
a
board
of
Christian
edu
'
cation,
which
Is
now
holding
its
(
first
neting
at
Vkitoria
University
here.
Hitherto
there
has
boon
a
j
board
of
education
to
supervise
cut
leges
and
the
training
of
candidufs
for
the
ministry,
and
a
board
of
tc
lieious
education
whkh
hi
is
hud
i!i'
supervision
of
Sunday
schools
nmi
young
peoples'
work
generally
TiK'se
two
ure
now
to
be
merged
in
uitc
boum
of
many
:;ml
varied
func
Hons
that
centie
in
the
one
word
education.
In
a
statement
on
the
purpose
un
darlyint!
this
tu-Uon.
the
M'xter.itoi
Dr.
T.
Albert
Moore.
say
Wlx
n
the
fifth
ceneiiil
council
.1m.1l
a
mated
the
two
hiatortc
boards
,uu,
one
and
eanatitated
the
txuu!
ii
Ohritelan
education,
living
it
n
-i
jttt
af
the
entire
edueatien
i
m
ttMa
af
the
ehttreh
from
'h-member
af
the
cradle
Roll
to
'
c
unrveeeMs
graduate,
It
multiplied
opportsHitties
for
giving
etf'-itiv
leadmhtp
to
every
education
ii
ic
Uvity
wMMft
the
ehuerh
anri
i
matnlflecl
the
retaUonahlp
wturh
neaasMrlly
nfaU
between
the
r-1'
seifHwl
objective
of
the
eiiu-rli
and
osve
f
Its
meet
lnflaentt.il
me-Utoda
t
wk."
Refleetlug
the
hsah
nones
rx-pnawd
kaaf
aQtttmti
when
the
mrr-aer
ptafi
was
adonted
the
m'-r
tor
poHMa
out
that
every
tawliviiii
l
ehlM.
youth
or
adult,
who
rn-i.
-within
the
ehwreh
rnfHienT
i
come
within
the
scat
of
the
ho
-
-ri
.
plannlrvg
at
lis
lnaugaral
seviiorm
Rev.
n
W.
Watlaea.
D
D
eh
mc-l-lor
and
vmUi
9t
Victoria
University,
has
been
sonoliMsd
chairman
of
the
new
board.
Rev
J
W
Graham.
DD.
Vetera
secretary
of
the
fanner
heard
cvf
eehtrat4
on
whn
retires
in
June,
will
be
hoot's
ted
with
Rev
Prank
Lai'
fatl
n
n
secretary
of
'he
boiiM
nf
rell
-inm
edueution
in
preei'tma
the
Food
Specials
k
For
Friday
and
Saturday
.
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boh.
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jars
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ar
TOMATO
CATHW-Aylmer
ll-oc.
battles,
per
bnt
87c
74c
15c
25c
11c
14c
Na-
36c
15c
DEL
MONTI
PINEAPPLE
Blind
Heal
value.
No.
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19r
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