4-Days-4
Steamships
Sailings
fr
Yintoavri
11
j,
Pr.
Rupert
....
3
pin.
;
'
T:?
-Catala
1:30
pjn.
r.
?
a
Prln.
Adelaide
l0jJn.
Ci
Cardena
midnight
E-
j-iay
er
Prln.
.Louise
jun..
E
r:
.:-.re
George
6
j)jn.
frwa
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u
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pan.
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ss
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Charlotte
ajn.
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ss.
Pi
George
10
am.
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Rupert
10
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rnn.
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jji
Ss
Cardeaa
,
-
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l
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and
Stewart
ouncay
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from
Mnyox
snd
Stewart
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mewsy
s
Catala
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c-;
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m.
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George
.3
pm,
'
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Klter
and
Port
atmpion
BunjJr-
as
Catala
.
8
pm
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iiivrr
at
ran
tutpn
Tucilay-ss,
catala
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i
pr
Rupert
-STJin.
MllJE
USED
TABIJi
MODEL
RADIO
SI'ECIAL
$25.00
Iuht
Tested
ftte
Kaien
Hardware
A
SstW.ctory
.llaee
to
jBlipa.
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It!
T
Our
Oat
of
Town
IVitnds
fion't
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orget
These
Jutes
Auut
21
toll
XXUIIUTION
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your
cases
lor
a
Jew
t
are
doln8
evcrjrUilng
tn
10
u
k
your
stay
a
pleasant
one,
I
August
I
1
21
to
24
NtaataUaMt
J.
Friday
Prln
Adelaide
10
pm
Saturday
as.
Tr
-George
fl
pjn
rum
Ooean
FalW
Wed
Pr
Oeorge
Friday-as.
Pr.
Oeorge
8s,
Princess
Adelaide
10
a
.in
10
ajn
4
pjn
Ss.
-cacdena
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Queen
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a
u
I?
4.
18
a.
Pr.
Charles
a
t
ram
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Aug
16.
30
s.'Pr.
Charles
10
pjn
for
AUka
Monday
ss.
Prln.
Charlotte
am
Wed
ss.
Pr.
George
3
pm
From
Alaska-
Saturdays
P-ra
henConungloTfimice
Br
Lakelse
ilot
Springs
-
Make
Arrangements
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
B.C.
To
Greet
Too
We
meet
nil
trains.
Freight
it
uaasengej
sen
Ice
anywhere.
Lakelse
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
TH.
A.
8.i
now
in
service
on
ilie
lake.
tfare
anywhere
on
the
lake,
oneadult.
J3J)fllJ0pr
head
additional.
Xo.
crowd
too
Die-No
Job
loo
small.
TIONIC
PARTIES
EVERY
SUNDAY
when
there
was
.useful
work
waiting
to
be
done
such
as
the
building
-of
many
useful
roads
such
as
the
one
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
first
need
in
the
development
of
a
country
today
as
highways.
Mr
Reid
touched
briefly
on
the
recent
session
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa.
It
had
been
one
of
the
most
lotion
had
been
that
providing
for
kite
central
bank
establishment,
re
vision
of
the
Bank
Act.
the
new
Shipping
Act
and
the
Marketing
Act.
On
the
tast-mentloned
jnea
sure
there
had
been
forty
days
-de
bate
and
much
controversy
and
possibly
too
much
partisan
feeling
As
far
as
the
speaker
personally
was
concerned,
lie
hoped
ithat
the
legis
tatlon
would
be
jut
Jnto
effect
slowly
and
cautiously
and
that
It
would
really
prove
of
some
benefit.
"TILLIE
THET01LER"
important
of
West
It
was
far
from
his
Intention
or
desire
to
advocate
sectionalism.
said
Mr.
Red.
but
the
conflwtina
viewpoints
f
eastern
and
western
Canada
could
not
be
Ignored.
It
was
becoming
necessary
for
British
Columbia
to
take
a
stronger
stand.
Therast.
still
Imbued
with
"the
Mea
of
everything
centering
upon
the
Atlantic,
was
not
as
sympathetic
with
British
Columbia
as
it
might
be1.
The
-east
-was
inclined
to
lose
sight
of
the
changes
in
.world
de
velopments
and
did
not
realize
the
fact
that
the
Pacific
coast
would
ie
the
future
great
gateway
of
world
trade
nnd
centre
of
commerce
The
tendency
today
-was
all
westward.
Last
year
more
wheat
had
been
shipped
through
British
Columbia
ports
to
the
United
King
dom
ihnn
-thrnueh
Montreal,
mis
desnite
the
handicap
nf
the
huge
Panama
Canal
toll
Pacific
coasi
ports
were
open
all
the
year
around
whereas
many
Important
eastern
ports
were
closed
in
the
winter-saying
nothing
of
Churchill
on
Hudson
"Bay
on
the
development
of
which
$54,000,000
had
been
spent
In
anlte
of
the
fact
it
could
be
used
but
six
weeks
a
year
It
was
up
to
the
west
to
try
to
pat
it
over
to
the
east
that
the
Pacific
Coast
was
the
j
'gateway
oi
me
i
inure.
Mr.
Reld
said
he
had
teen
impressed
with
the
-optimism
he
had
found
at
fitewart
In
regard
to
gold
I
"llvJUeRK'S
WE
PAMTS
T
-TWEV
IMDUT
R.UM
-Off
-
J
JL
ROY!
"THE
tHAMCK
IS
J
OKI
1CVJ1
THE
DAILT
NEWB
sgifiAQE
BEVEH
1
STOM
REID
DECLARES
O&BENTS'CmiuelllhalStiwked
Well"
HIGHWAY
CONNECTION
ifARNIVAIi
!i
-OJUST
LIKE
A
MAN
fcV-f.
I
Pll
THE
JAMdWS
FOR
CITY
ESSENTIAL
BY
VOUflSCLF
A
NO
SMOKE
-O0NT
VOUTMINKa
iMSMT
.
HeifNs
Twice?
g3
W
or2!0
BtFr'-Ik
"
TO
ENJOY
THE
HOUUWf
TOSjy
.
I
Would
Mpan
n
Jriaf
Ilpnl
irf
Vpw
l?nninoKS
Here
ParifiV
II
I
J
!
J
Flower
Show
I
Coast
future
Gateway
of
World
Trade
60c
Silver
rr
an
ji
Would
End
Unemployment
g
2
s
tl
I
I
I
a
I
a
Most
Ambitious
Program
.Ever
Attempted
In
Prince
.Rupert
Ernest
J.
Colton
HOME
GAS
OPTIMISTS
11
Radio
Artiste
in
liQur
Vaudeville
'Show
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Jriday
nights.
FIMVER
SHOWTiiesday,
1
p.m.
to
midnight
rih
Kincolith
Jubilee
Concert
Orchestra
and
(rnival
attractions.
Pr
BALL
American
Navy
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
FnoTBALL
H.
M.
S.
Danae
vs.
Prince
Rupert
f
r
llanson
Cup.
INDIAN
CHAMPIONSHIP
Football
and
Dase-
;;I1
games.
snFTBALL
Gyro
vs.
Rotary
-Clubs.
!
"J
have
told
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
before
and
I
say
:
j,
at
to
them
apain
that
.they
should
never
rest
content
until
J;
they
have
obtained
connection
by
road
with
the
outside
;
2
world,"
declared
Thomas
Reid,
M.P.
for
New
Westmin-J
J,
ter,
in
an
address
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
I
luncheon
yesterday.
Highway
connection
is
essential
today
,
j
Jor
any
community
xl
importance,
f
declared
Mr
Held.
Railway
.and.
and
silver.
It
should
be
remem-
1
THRE.E
WARSHIPS
in
port
durimr
whole
week
F
and
squadron
of
12
H
S.
Naval
Planes.
In
all
f
nbout
50
Naval
visitors.
.
INVENTION
of
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
during
the
week.
DAM
ING
every
nfcht
nfter
concerts
with
Grand
Ball
Friday
nipht
A
Week
of
HiRh
Jinks
steamship
communication,
valu-
able
as
they
might
be,
no
ionzer
were
sufficient
and
aerial
trans-
portatlon
was
not
as
3'et
sufficient
iy
perfected.
It
would
.mean
a
great
bered
that
sixty
percent
of
the
i
world
.population
atlll
uid
metal-!
file
money
onostly
silver-iJn
con-'
dueling
transactions.
Only
in
the;
western
world
.had
paper
money
orj
deal
of
additional
business
fori
the
credit
system
been
adopted
to
Prince
Rupert
If
it
had
a
highway,
any
extent.
silver
should
reach
!
thought
.Mr.
.Held.
There
would
be
'60c
per
ounce,
there
would
not
be
a!
a
steady
flow
of
.motorists
here
'
single
idle
man
In
the
Interior
of
j
irom
the
rest
of
the
-country.
j
British
Columbia."
predicted
the!
It
was
.regrettable.
Mr.
Reld
de-
speaker,
olared.
to
see
thousands
of
men
be-1
Confidence
in
Country
I
Ing
kept
without
.return
of
labor
1
Mr.
Reid
stressed
Hie
-necessity
of
!
paople
.having
onfldence
.In
their:
country.
When
he
Jieard
ome
tCa-
nadians
talk
of
adopting
systems'
uch
as
were
in
vogue
in
Russia
or
some
of
the
European
countries,
he
was
reminded
of
a
statement
'made
tv
the
minister
of
immigration
that
'
6,000
-people
who
had
lived
in
Can-'
ada
and
had
returned
to
their
iia
strenuous
sessions
since
Confeder-
tlve
lands
in
Europe
were
now
most
atlon
and
a
great
.deal
-of
important
legislation,
some
of
which
would
have
a
far-reaching
effect
upon
the
affairs
of
the
country,
had
been
enacted
The
House
had
-been
in
session
five
and
a
half
months
and
127
bills
had
been
Introduced
of
which
over
100
had
been
placed
on
the
statute
books
of
the
country.
Among
the
more
important
legls-
anxious
lo
get
back
here
while
none
wished
to
leave
here.
Jt
.
was
a
.great
thing
to
be
able
to
o
to
bed
and
sleep
in
peace.
"We
Canadians
should
be
more
proud
of
our
coun
periencd
them."
said
MmReld
In'
than
that
many
people
today
are
learning
to
give
thought!
to
the'
pngni
ox
inose
wno
are
not
so
fortunately
placed
as
themselves."
it
Appreciation
Expressed
Past
President
T.
W
Brpwn,
who
ws
in
the
chair,
tendered
the
.appreciation
of
himself
and
the
members
of
the
club
to
Mr.
Reid
for
a
splendid
address.
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
Gyro
members
and
guests
were
F.
Bott
of
Vancouver.
C.
V.
Evitt.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
and
Col.
J.
W.
Nlcholls
of
Prince
.Rupert.
Dr.
V.
8.
Kergin
of
'Premier
and
II.
E.
Kergin
of
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Reld
was
accompanied
by-bis
son.
A.
Reid.
who
Is
making
a
northern
tour
with
him.
The
return
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
during
Carnival
Week
of
the
squad-1
ron
of
twelve
United
States
Navyi
seaplanes
on
their
way
back
to
San
;
Diego
after
a
mass
flight
to
Western
Alaska
will
be
another
important
feature
of
the
week's
festivities.
During
their
stay
of
a
day
or
so
last
month
enroute
north,
the
fliers
won
many
friends
here
and
they"!
will
receive
a
heart?
"welcome
back.
COAL!
COAL!
-'Our
Tamous
Ed
son,
Alberta
and
-Sulkley
-Coals
-guaranteed
'Valley
are
to
.give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
ol
Uo.
J
flulkley
Vabey.
We
also
tell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
18
rhonea
fit
glli
j
try
than
we
sometimes
seem
-to
be,"
declared
the
speaker.
TOR.
"SALE
Used
School
NOPE
-.NOT
MUCH
fr
A
HOLIDAY
BUT
1
SUR
DID
ENJOY
MY
OG
DEN'S
FORSALE
"If
the
future
holds
peace,
po.-
mo
Sixth
Ave.
"West.
1
i
ftfhlv
shaft
rnmA
mtt
.nf
thc
"
i
tiwine
Ume.
throuh
which
we
are
POR
BALE-
English
-collapsible
,
now
rutfisine
better
for
h-urinp
px-
'
0-Cn.
Classified
Ads
Price
32.50.
Bally
News.4
til
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
5-room
flat
..with1
range
$17
a
month,
water
in
eluded.
Apply
Suite
4
Levin
Apartments.
Box
96.
t;
AGENTS
TYATCTED
AGENTS
wanted
to
take
ordn
lor
-The
Most
Beautiful
line
of
Personal
Greeting
Cards
pub-
"lished
In
Canada."
Priced
as
low
as
18
for
$1.00.
$10
Sales
"Kit,
Tree.
Art-Point
Card
.Company
Victoria,
B.C.
MUSIC
VIOLIN
Tuition,
tiheory
And
.har
mony.
Miss
N.
Lawrence.
Rtone
177.
Classes
start
SeDt.
1.
209
HAIRDRESSER
TERMAXENT
WAXNQ!
Cluster
Curl;
Latest
Styles
SIELSON'S
BEAUTY
SHOPPE
It
Is
not
known
definitely
as
vet'
the
supreme
court
of
British
un
just
wiuii
aay
nicy
wui
oe
iierc.
.ntortATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
TRATION
ACT"
SSd
ADMIN1S
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
Ot
PIEftOE
pirTitiv
BRUNET.
nntiMPX
riKCEASKD.
IN
TESTATE,
take
scmcT.
.that
bv
.order
of
2tf
Honor
W.
E.
JJahor.
the
3rd
day
of
AiBrtkrt.
AD.
14.
1
was
appoinUd
krn?riAtrator
of
tbe
estate
of
nerr
Brunct.
oeftat
and
all
parties
barlMt
CUrnis
sctinst
the
said
eate
re
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
or
.October.
AX),
isu.
.ana
mu
imnm
Indebted
to
the
ewtitte
are
required
fwy
the
amount
of
thlr
IndbtedneM
ui
me
lormvao.
.HERBERT
P.
.OLASSET.
Orflclsi
AdmUUMrator
AUln.
BC
DsWi
the
3rd
day
of
August.
AD.
1S3M
"Pantless"
Running
1
l
;
.....
-wmm
VnJKDS
'f;rr.
Ar
PAINTERS
BookiiTAINTlND
and
1
Moller,
Phone
Hed
02.
TRANSFERS
Birth.
Jackplne.
Cedar.
OGDEN'S
ailcE
JtUKD
JiEOlBTRY
.ACT
CUT
PLUG
n?
ordfleate
.of
True
Tio.
Jjiwi.
if
N
THE
SUPREME
COXTET
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IV
rKOIUTK
IN
THE
JklArriSK
or
THE
"ADMIKIS-TKATKJN
ACT"
and
IS
THE
UATTEH
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
vertflfd.
to
me
on
or
brforr
tne
3rddj
WARD
KILPATRICK,
JUXXASED.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
By
order
of
HIa
Honor
W.
E.
Fiebv.
toe
3rd
day
of
August.
AX).
1S4.
I
-was
,&ppcntedj
AdmbUfftntor
of
the
estate
oi
wita
KUpamek.
3eeeaMd.
and
aU
parti
havln
claims
scsintPt
the
said
estate
I
sre
required
to
fur&Uh
sorae.
properly1
Termed,
to
me
on
or
before
the
Srd
day
October.
AD.
1934.
sad
all
parties
"udebted
to
tbe
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amouat
-of
nelr
imaVebtedoeas
to
me
fortliwUh.
JiEREHCT
P.
XHA3BKT.
OZflftal
Admlnlatrstor.
Aflm.
BC.
Dated
the
Srd
day
of
August.
AD.
193.
Lot
1004,
said
to
contain
m
ktskm
more
or
itm.
Lot
1433.
said
to
cond
tain
316
Acres,
more
or
.less,
tand
u
1434
said
to
contain
T2
acres,
siort
orletM.
till
In
-Ranee
5.
Coast
District
J
WHEREAS
proof
;of
las
ox
tne
aooTW
Certificate
oi
Xtti
usuea
in
me
nmr.
of
Ernest.
HeUIach
and
-Alonza
ucuon
M
has
been
n.Vd
In
this
office,
nottee
is
nierebr
tzfren
ZA
I
sbalL
St
tie
i-
rinit
DUkUeatian
ttrreol.
issue
t
provisional
CerUXlcate
of
Tiue
m
imv
of
said
loot
cettrncate.
'un
la
to
annume
valid
oc-lectran
b..laMle
:tO
ttw.
In
jrritlne.
H5ATED
at
the
land
wcistTT
-viivx.
Prtnoe
Jiupert.
B.C.
Ohls
23
td
-day
icf
Uuly.
AD.
34.
ANDREW
THOMPSOH,
Deputy
JleclstrsJ'
tA
Titles
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
lapt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
on
ipoxt
at
5;20
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
I
islands
-and
will
be
here
until
30
o'clock
Saturday
night
when
sac
will
-sail
on
tier
return
south
over,
.the
same
route.
i
IS
THE
SFPBKME
COCKT
OKBRlTTSH
,
.
.
!
COLUMBIA
'
Papertanging
,v
prorite
IN
THE
KATTEE
OT
THE
"AEfjGNia-
'
:
TRATION
ACT"
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
OP
OTTO
H.
PARTRIDGE,
XKCXA&EU.
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Phone
177.
take
totice
tint
'by
order
of
nu
fiHooor
w.
E.
rsener.
me
aru
oj
i
Aurist.
.
'
-AD.
134.
I
-was
ppolatta
AdmliLtotrator
of
the
estate
oi
Otto
H
Partridge,
deceased,
and
all
paraes
baring
claims
seainst
the
said
az
required
to
furnish
some,
properr?
verified,
to
Ae
on
or
.before
the
'
Srd
day
of
October.
AD.
jaw.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
-the
.estate
aie
.required
20
pay
the
amount
of
their
lndebtednsss
to
me
forthwith.
.HERBERT
r.
ULASSEi.
Ofriclal
Administrator,
Atlln.
B.C.
Dated
the
Srd
day
of
Aujust.
AD,
19S.'
IN
THE
-SCPHKMX
COURT
OFBBsTIBB
COLUMBIA
IX
PROntTE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
-ADUIXS-
TRATIO.N
ACT"
I
and
I
IS
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
NICK
VTOALB,
ccherwlse
known
ns
-VIDALLTS.
VIDA1ES
nd
VXDALAS;
TAKE
"NOTTCf:
that
oy
order
of
Bkt
Honor
W
E.
Jtsher,
the
srd
osy
;
August.
AD.
1934.
I
ras
tppadntsd
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Nick
Vi-
dtCla.
otherklse
knon
ss
vwwiis.
vias-lea
and
VldU.'IIWMl,
-and
all
paKMs
iULVOKt
xlaims
Against
XUe
jziO.
UJ
are
required
to
rurnisn
-same1,
propeuj
rettfled.
4o
jne-on-or
bdore
he
rdda
of
October,
AD.
IB34.
and
au
paruss
Indebted
to
the
estate
Afe
recnurea
pay
the
amouot
of
their
indeoieaness
to
me
lorwviin.
NORMAN
,A.
WATT.
'
Otflclal
AdmUittrat,
Prtnoe
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
3rd
eHty
-of
August.
AD,
3834.'
IN
THE
BTTPROOt
COUKT
vrnttiini
COU7UB1A
.
rV
PKORATE
.
j.
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
AU1UJU
TRATION
ACT
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
TirE
.ESTATI
GT
WALLACE
T.
WALTERS,
DECEASSU,'
Jt
ria.
TAKE
NOTICX
UM
Jky
OJOr
d
Honor
W.
X.
JTsher.
the
jSrd
Hay,
fear
Anrut.
AD.
ltJ4
I
ivaa
ppemna
Administrator
of
.the
restate
of
.XaiUt
'
T
Walters,
deceased,
and
all
'jrti
having
Claims
against
the
said'
are
required
to
jurniso
same,
proper,
vertf
IsxL
.to
me
on
or
before
ine
3rd
flf"
of
October.
AD.
1034.
and
all
Ipartlts
Indebted
o
the
tale
are
Pscuirea
.
pay
lh
amount
their
indebtedness,
to
me
forth
with.
r'
HERBERT
T.
OLASSET.
!'
Official
AdmlrOstraVs,
AUln.
B.C.
-1
Dated
the
3rd
day
of
August.
SU,
U3.
-ByWestover
.1
n
i'
a
:
I.
i
1