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New
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At
Massett
is
Given
Hearty
Welcome
MASSETT,
Oct.
1:
Under
the
auspltes
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
and
St.
John's
Anglican
Church
choir,
a
social
was
held
In
the
Community
Hall
at
Old
Massett
recently
to
welcome
the
new
minister,
Rev.
A.
Abraham,
and
hl3
wiie.
I
Alfred
Adams
delivered
the
ad-:
dress
of
welcome
to
which
Rev.
Mr.
Abraham
suitably
resDondpri
The
choir
sang
many
anth?m3
which
evoked
high
praise
from
the
minister.
Mr.
,Abraham
volunteered
to
sing
as-
a
solo
"My
Task,"
and
also
gaye
a
recitation.
while
refreshments
were
being
prepared,
Alfred
Adams
sang
a
solo.
The
choir
was
conducted
by
David
'Jones.
Oliver
Adams
acted
as
chairman.
,
Condition
of
J.
A.
Meeker,
well
known
pioneer
of
the
city,
who
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Pimrt
Oeehral
Hospital
since
suffering
a
strike
ten
days
ago,
is
reported
to
be
somewhat
Improved.
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no.
tea
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18
DR.
MANDY'S
CHAN
FILM
LONG
TRIP
Annual
Affair
of
Catholic
Women
Rwident
Mining
Engineer
Back
In
Starts
This
Afternoon
And
Continues
Tomorrow
With
decorations
and
special
costumes
featuring
the
"Mother
Goose"
motif
at
the
various
stalls,
the
annual
bazaar
of
the
Catholic
ladies
opened
this
afternoon
at
the
Annunciation
School
Hall
with
Mrs.
,
I
G.
W.
Nickerson
as
general
con-1
Prince
Rupert
After
Spending
Four
Months
in
Field
Saw
Much
Ground
Visited
Atlin,
Cassiar,
Unuk
River
And
Portland
Canal
District
Since
Leaving
June
1
ivener.
Tl;e
official
opening
will
be
Aftj,r
absence
rom
the
city
conducted
at
a
dance
tonight
by
of
0?er
four
months.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
and
Mandy
resident
mlniDg
engineer
the
affair
will
continue
tomorrow.
for
northwestem
mineral
sur-Many
articles
of
ornament
and
usetvery
dlsU.lct,
u
home,
accompanied
have
been
assembled
to
tempt
the;by
the
M
Mandy
arriving
on
fancy
of
the
purchasers.
There
areCatala
thls
m0rnlng
from
Stewart,
the
usual
tea
room
and
raffle
fea-jHe
June
x
,eft
prin:e
Rupert
on
tures
and
other
entertainment
lsl
has
5tace
made
an
lntenslve
also
offered.
examination
of
mining
properties
The
following
ladles
are
inln
Atlin
Cassiar
Unuk
Rlver
chrge:
(and
Portland
Canal
district.
He
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
M.
P.
Mc-ii,
nnw
k,
hll,v
hi.
offlP-
hpre
ft.
m
V
.
.
I
a
.
a.
!
wiici)-.
Airs,
nuoen
wa.ru,
mts.
j,
Lome
McLaren
and
Mrs.
Peter
De-
Uong.
Tea
Room
Mrs.
R.
E.
?onvener;
Mrs.
A.
D.
Gillies,
cash
r;
Mrs.
A.
S.
Lewis.
Mrs.
F.
St.
Amour
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith
and
Mrs.'Atlin
district
where
he
reports
P.
B3lagnO.
aSSisUng.
thfrp
ronslri,rflhl.
nrflvUv
hnth
Fortune
Telling
Mrs.
Hugh
ln
nlarrr
and
lode
pnlH
mining
Smih
and
Mrs.
William
Brass.
Kitchen
Mrs.
Arthur
Murray.
Mrs.
Leo
Dolron
and
Mrs.
Turgeon.
Candy
Mrs.
P.
J.
McCormlck,
Mrs.
Hugh
Smith.
Mrs.
Henry
Dolron.
Miss
Angela
Colusst
and
Miss
Mary
Coliissl.
Elephant
Mrs.
H.
Whlffln
and
Mrs.
L.
Amadio.
!
compiling
the
Information
and
data
gathered
on
his
tour
for
in
clusion
in
the
next
annual
report
Moore..
of
tne
Department
of
Mines.
Dr.
Mandy's
first
visit
ln
the
Approximately
200
men
have
been
employed
this
season
on
the
creeks
In
the
Atlin
district,
the
majority
ing
on
Spruce
Creek.
The
Columbia
Development
Co.
has
two
steam
shovels
working
on
Spruce
Creek
and
has
had
a
very
successful
season.
Tho
rpslrtpnt
pnvlnoer
tipvt
trlct-
Bulb
Booth-Mrs.
M.
A.
Burbank
t.d
Telegraph
Creek
and
continued
L
TwHanrey-.
on
into
Dease
Lake
and
McDames
w
Hot
Dogs-Mrs.
L.
J.
Blain.
Creek.
In
that
section
there
Is
a
Sewing
Booth-Mrs.
E.
J.
Fitz-
considerable
revival
in
mining
in-natrick
and
girl
helpers-Delphlne
terest.
Quite
extensive
prospecting
Balagno.
Rita
Turgeon,
Marie
Aroa-
for
lode
.and
placer
gold
Is
being
dlo.
Frances
Moore.
Leona
Whlffln.
carried
out
by
Individual
prospec-Josephine
Murray.
Elaine
Malr.
tors
with
good
results
being
ob-Annie
Obuchlna,
Charlotte
Balag-'
tainpd
Nora
McCaffery.
of
McDameS(
is
the
scene
of
the
i
.
greatest
amount
of
development.
;
Flying
from
Ketchikan
to
Burroughs
Bay
and
then
crossing
the
j
Alaskan
Panhandle
Into
Canadian
territory.
Dr.
Mandy
spent
three
f
Aivnn,
weeks
the
Unuk
Rlver
district.
V-'VIIlDcll
6
'
His
lnvest,8atlns
on
the
Unuk
this
ST
(year
covered
a
distance
of
twenty
.
:
miles
up
from
the
International
Ill
Vtrrt
boundary
and
all
tributary
streams.
IVUI
J.
Bt-r-ruce
jonnson's
placet
property
was
checked
un
as
werp
nisn
hi
ilode
mining
locations
on
MrOuiitan
!
Creek.
They
have
promising
values
land
geological
conditions
are
fa-ivorable.
Blanton's
nlarpr
jon
test
have
disclosed
exceptionally
encui
ValllPC
anr4
nHII
W
c
"
"
V4
Ul-
ther
tested
with
a
Keystone
drill
to
determine
their
commercial
worth,
other
properties
were
also
visited
on
Unuk
River
by
Dr.
Mandy
Including
those
in
which
Premier
and
Prince
Rupert
syndicates
are
Interested.
Dr.
Mandy,
after
visiting
the
Unuk
section.
jboat
from
Ketchikan
to
Stewart
ana
nas
Deen
for
the
past
three
weeks
visiting
the
many
active
properties
ln
the
PorUand
Canal
section.
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Vancouver
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4,
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Wednesday
;
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Thursday
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10:20
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4
Saturday
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CAPITOL
Another
of
Popular
Detective
Pictures
Here
Edmund
Lowe
Also
on
Program
Another
thrilling
and
engrossing
picture
of
the
popular
"Chan-series
of
detective
stories
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
as
the
main
feature
of
a
double
bill
this
mid-week.
It
Is
entitled
"Charlie
Chan
ln
Egypt"
with
Warner-
Oland
once
again
starred
in
the
title
role
of
an
adventure
among
the
eery
tombs
of
the
Phar-oahs.
Priceless
gold
and
Jeweled
treasures
from
the
tomb
of
an
ancient
high
priest
are
stolen
and
Chan
is
hired
to
trace
the
thefts
and
apprehend
the
thieves.
Three
murders
occur
and
Chan's
skill
and
courage
are
tested
to
their
limit
but
he
finally
solves
the
crimes
In
a
thrilling
climax.
Pat
Patterson,
as
the
daughter
of
the
leader
of
an
expedition,
gives
excellent
support
to
Oland
and
Stepln
Fetchlt.
as
a
native
of
the
desert
sands
who
becomes
Chan's
strange
and
frightened
aide,
creates
many
comic
situations.
The
second
feature
of
the
double
Ml'
program
is
a
new
comedy-dram
"Black
Sheep"
ln
which
Edmund
Ix)we.
as
a
-professional
gambler,
has
thf
leading
role
Claire
Trevor.
Adrlenne
Ames
and
Tom
nrown
hHng
also
prominent
members
of
the
cast.
Mackenzie
Kini
Heard
at
Calgary
.Liberal
Leader
Given
Responsive
Hearing
by
Large
Audience
I
In
Prairie
City
There
is
TONIGHT
1DJ
Now
.
-
-uore'
Rvni
II-
x
running
.
.
,
'Charlie
ft
In
Egyp'
Youll
tremble
as
you
ij.
Charlie
Chan,
weird
venture-
whe?i
f5t,r-.
becomes
his
reluct
J
defy
a
grim
curse
thai
J
3.000
years
ago
in
,
J
Egyptian
tomb!
-
with
Warner
Olai
"I'at"
Patter
Stepin
Fctchit
'
At
7
13
&
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ADDED
ATTRACnal
An
Ocean
Voyage
of
ftl
And
Laugh
"Black
Shec,
-
with
Edmund
Lowe,
CiairtlJ
'At
8:25
Show;;
Once
0
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Worid'i
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CALGARY.
Oct.
2:-Continulng
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Monday
r.:'
ind
ml
nis
western
campaign
tour.
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attentive
tr.i
nzxmslre
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non.
w.
u
Mackenzie
King,
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ln.
He
is
i
:t
mwLig
tush
aauressea
a
large
meeting
towards
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