fAO
rovn
-
in
Police
Claim
B.C..Trekkers
Made
Weapons
in
Regina
OCEAN
FALLS
The
Seattle
yacht
Sueja
II
was
in
port
over
last
wrek-end
returning
south
after
her
annual
cruise
to
Prince
Rupert,
Ketchikan,
An-yox
and
Stewart
On
board
was
the
owner,
Capt.
James
Griffiths,
president
of
the
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
Co,
and
party
including
Capt.
A.
J.
Haliey,
retired
comman-
neighboring
bays
end
summer
resorts.
Many
fishing!
parties
have
been
organised
and
fine
catches
have
been
recorded'
The
steamer
Admiral
Cole
Is
at
present
at
Ocean
Fall
loading
a
large
cargo
of
pulp
and
paper'
for
Southern
California..
She
will
sail
on
Saturday
for
A4oria
to
plek
up
more
cargo,
proceeding
from
there
to
San
Pedro.
The
ltf-fated
Pioneer
Airways
flying
bo-it,
which
crashed
on
Tuesday
afternoon
at
Alia
Lake
der
of
vessels'
of
tl-e
Canadian
p.i-
1
ner
aquaroilh,
ki'ling
Dean
-and
il
loss
loss
to
YOU!
...means
personal
Ml
-
ara
va
i&
t
rs-.
.....
-
pi
Constable
Don
Taylor.
24-year-u.u
poiice
uceti-'n
who
went
from
Winnipeg
o
R-
glna
to
investigate
relit
r
rump
strikers'
activities,
joined
'heir
organizations
and
stue
witr.
them
frpm
June
19
to
28,
-wore
in
R.C.M.P.
e.iurt
at
Rt
ii.'na
that
strikers
made
clubs
during
their
stay
at
the
Regina
stadium
prior
to
ihe
rids
in
that
city.
He
was
testifying
at
ihe
trial
(if
six
strike
leaders
facing
court
on
charges
arising
from
the
fighting
which
cost
the
life
of
a
police
detective.
Mounted
police
claimed
to
have
found
the
home-made
clubs
and
weapon
shown
above
hidden-
at
various
places
in
the
exhibition
bandings
after
the
striking
groups
had
left
Regina.
District
News
tors
in
the
local
plant
and
the
Ocean
Falls
folk
are
ever
ready
to
welcome
them.
rifle
trans-Pacific
service,
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Brock
and
Pilot
W.
R.
!
Efforts
to
revive
he
annual
Fab-
Falls
of
laie
on
Its
regular
run.
On
ball
and
softball
teams
would
be
its
last
two
trips
to
and
from.
Van-
ready
to
travel
from
here
tpPrince
couver
it
had
had
full
quotas
of
Rupert
providing
suitable
arrange-
passengers.
K.
J
Campbell
and
meats
could
be
made.
It
destroys
your
forest
-wealth
...
ruins
the
inutchlcfcshcauty
of
your
scenic
highways.
..it
kills
game
ami
fish.
Protectthis
great
nuturul
hcritugc
t
of
British
Columbia
.
,
be
careful
with'firc
in
the
woods.
Hc.mrc
your
match,
cigarette
or
ftre
is
dead
before
you
leave
it
ROAD
WORK
UNDERWAY
Fle
Hundred
Mm
Employed
In
Prince
Rupert
Engineering
District
Which
Covers
Large
Area
Using
Local
Men
Highway
Extension
and
Improvement-Are
Now
In
Progress
In
Many
Part
Of
Widespread
North
Giving
employment
to
fully
five
hundred
men
rn
this
engineering
district
which
takes
In
Prince
Rupert.
Atlin.
Omlneca.
Skeena
and
part
of
Mackenzie
ridings,
the
provincial
government's
new
road
work
program
is
now
well
under
way
In
Central
and
Northern
British
Columbia.
In
Prince
Rupert
district
atone
some
one
hundred
men
are
being
given
work
The.
policy
of
the
depart
ment
U
-to
confine
Ihe
employment
,
jo
jocai
men
or
tne
districts.
'
'
Thirty
men
are
now
working
from
Cloyah
Bay
camp
on
the
gravalllng
and
surfacing
of
the
9neeha
River
Highway
this
side
,af
Cfoyah
and
on
the
extension
of
:
the
grading
in
the
other
direction
ftowards
Taylor
Lake.
R.
A.
Mc-jLeod
is
foreman
of
the
work.
I
Quite
extensive
work
Is
being
done
on
the
Graham
Island
Marine
Drive
between
Port
Clements
,and
Queen
Charlotte
Citv
Inelud-
ar-TTT---.
...--as
.
.
-
.-.s
ing
the
much-needed
diversion
of
Phil
Campbell
returned
on
the
the
road
at
Clay
Hill
about
half
plane
last
week
while
Alex
-Walters
wy
between
Skldegate
and
Tlell.
went
to
Vancouver
aboard
it.
News
Massett
improvement
are
of
the
tragic
disaster
to
trie
plane
t"1?
made
to
the
North
Beach-came
as
a
great
shock,
herje.
Pilot
Tow
11111
road-McChHky
being
well
known
and
In
Skeeria
district
work-
Is
highly
esteemed
here.
Mnz
carried
out
on
the
contlnn-
.
atlon
of
highway
construction
be-
Call
of
the
Caradian
National
twem
Usk
and
Harelton
while
im-liner
Prince
Robert
here
in
the
P"vemejits
are
being
made
on
course
of
her
coastal
cruises
are
a
wads.
.-around
Terrace
and
that
highlight
of
the
summer
sailing
m,fn
oftthp
nlhway
between
season
at
Ocean
Falls.
Much,
Inter-
7"
fn9
Hazclton.
est
is
always
displayed
by
the
vlsi-
ln.
0mlneca
district
considerable
"'
v
in
proirress
on
me
main
hlvhwav
as
well
a.
northward
from
Vanderhoof
towards
Manson
Creek.
The
proeram
In
Atlin
district
Mrs.
Halley.
'
'
McClusky,
had
been
having
a
busy
and
Carnival
at
Prince
Rupert
are
'"Eludes
JmnrovemenU
time
between
Vancouver
and
Ocean
followed
with
Intel
est
here''
Base-
ro&
rfom
.Stewart
to
Fine
weather
has
been
prevailing
here
of
late
and
Oc
an
Falls
people
have
been
taking
full
advantage
of
it
to
make
week-end
excursions
to
to
the
the
Bit
Mtwuri
and
elsewhere
In
Portland
Canal.
At
Alice
Arm
the'
Doily
varden
mlnlne
road
is
be-Inr
Improved.
Further
north
In
Atlin
district
necessary
work
Is
also
being
carried
on.
RAHMAN
,
HONORED.
I
"
"
!
Tiibnte
Paid
to
Chris
Graham
On
J
Leaving
C.
N.
It.
After
Many
J
Years
of
Service
'
Chris
'
Oraham,
veteran
rall-,
roader,
having
attained
the
age
of
65
years
and
havirg
received
his
retirement
from
the
Mrvlces
of
the
i
Canadian
National
Railways
June
'
30,
was
this
morning
the
recipient
of
a
purse
of
gold
from
his
former
railway
associates
and
well-wlsh-ters,
the
:pteseh'tat.lon
peine
made
Ampnor
&
Parry
sound
Railway
i
Northern
Railways.
In
February
19J0.
he
was
sent
from
Rivers,
Man.,
in
charge
of
several
dead
engines
to
Prince
Ru
pert
by
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
the
engines
being
barged
to
this
city
from.
Vancouver.
Mr.
Graham
has,
been
constantly
em
ployed
in
engine
service
on
the
Smltherp
division
out
of
Prince
Rupert
Since
that
time,
rounding
out
twenty-five
years
of
service
out
of
this
city.
"Chris,"
as
he
U
popularly
known
to
hi
railway
friends
and
many
business
men
and.
others
In
this
community
Ji
of
the
Presbyterian
persuasion;
.of
faith,
prrtminent
OdOftllow
and
Qtt)'tm3
and,
In
long
to
enjoy
the
fruits
of
his
years
of
toil,
with
hi
young
family
of
five
girls
of
school
age
He
Is
going
south
to
locate
at
New
Westminster.
Both
Mr.
am
Mrs.
Graham
wUI
will
be
be
missed
missed
by
by
their
many
l
,
ZlrV
F
I
"Z.
?
iTobe'on
friends
in
thl.
city
irr-'T."
-
Among
those
Dr?sent
on
hehalf
putting
i
in
is
to
a
coionui
career
or.
,
ii
.l
tu
tnc
employees
concerned
were
J
m
.14
siiiiv"
,
rv
fcss
inv
s
ways.
now
comprUlng
the
Canadian
National.
Mr.
Graham
was
born
.
in
Glau'cejter
Township,
Carleton
County.
Ont
.
June
16,
18C8,
and
first
commenced
his
railway'
career;
as
rignalman
with
Ihe
xid
'.Canada
Atlantic
Railway
at
Beauharnols
Junction,
serving
ln
turn
at
Arn
prior
with
the
Ottawa,
Weather
Continues
Better
Showing
In
Rupert
This
Year
The
year
1935
c-ntlnucs
to
re-
and
then
again
at
Ottawa
with
the
cord
a
remarkable
Improvement
in
Canada
Atlantic
In.
the
different
weauier
conamon?
as
compared
positions
of
signalman,
fitter's
helper,
locomotive
foreman
switch
with
years
past.
Sn
far
this
year
there
has
been
711.1
hours
of
sun
lamp,
and
semaphore
tender,
until
jshlne
ncre
compared
with
420.6
August
1904,
when
he
commenced
nours
m
ine
I,rst
Kyn
months
of
working
out
of
Winnipeg
as
locomotive
fireman
with
the
Canadian
iyji
wnne
precipraiion
mis
year
to
date
has
totalled
but
21.80
Inches
in
comparison
with
44.25
Inches
ln
the
corresponding
period
of
last
year.
There
Is
a
Difference
In
MILK
Prove
it
to
yourself.
Tcy
Prince
Kupert
Dairy
Phone
287
For
the
best
and
get
entire
satisfaction
or
money
back
guarantee.
WHITE
fMNNELETTE
Good
quality
plain
White
Flan
".f
fleecy
Dollar
Day.
7
yards
for
spite
of
hU
67
years,
u
physically
Matter
Mechanic
Archie
Watt
ofjsponse
was
shor
hale
and
hearty
and
should
live
Prince
Oeorge
Divisional
Engineer
M.
A,
Burbank.
Locomotive
Foreman
J.
W.
McAuley
and
Roadmas-ter
F.
S
Walton.
Mr.
Orahams
re-
being
only
able
t
preciatton
for
the
good
associations
v
oil
leers
and
his
fe
WMBSs
C'AStl
I
U
ULLAK
IJA1
SATURDAY
Fraser
&
Payne's
SATURDAY
CLOSING
$
VM
LADIES'
I'ULLOVKR
8WKATLKS
Ballantym-i.
make,
all
samples
short
and
long
sleeve
pullovers
in
various
farr
knits;
sizes
34
to
42;
Regular
value
up
to
$J.9S
Dollar
Day.
each
$1.00
LAIIIKS'
SILK
PANTIES
&
IS
LOOM
Hits
Ma
j
belle
quality,
novelty
trimmed
Panties
ano
uioomers.
aeiuwerea
iinun;
mi
mi
aces
and
sizes
in
.stock.
Dollar
Day.
2
pair
for
S1.00
LAIHKS'
BLOOMMIS,
WOODS
LAVENDER
LINI
New
t-repe
finish,
non-run
fabric
.n
Bloomer
am
Pantie
style.
Q
nr.
Dollar
Day.
7
pair
for
?1.UU
LAIUKS'
HOSE,
SERVICE,
CIIIITU.V
k
CKEPI
Full
fashioned
pure
thread
silk,
in
all
the
new
est
shades
Cradle
foot
and
ringlets
5Qr.
Dollar
Day,
pair
CHILDREN'S
k
MISSES'
PULLOVERS
All
wool
and
ulk
Si
wool,
assorted
fancy
knit
and
styles:
siaea
8
to
14.
Dollar
Day.
each
PRINCESS
SLIPS
Suede
Taffeta
Slips,
assorted
c.-lors.
laee
trimmed.
Mai
cut
style.
Dollar
Day.
each
CKLTONNES
48
Inches
wide,
reversible
Cretorne
to
choose
from,
good
heavy
cloth
Dollar
Day.
3
yards
for
CRETONNES
27
Inches
wide
ln
a
variety
of
design
and
colorings:
Dollar
Day.
7
yirds
75c
plain
ant
89c
10
patten.
S1.00
$1.00
SHADOW
CLOTH
48
Inches
wide,
fast
color
Shadow
CI-ah
assorted
designs,
heavy
weight,
suitable
for
drapery
and
loose
covers.
Q-f
fin
Dollar
Day.
2
yard
foi
QLJV
NOTTINGHAM
CURTAIN
NITS
Assorted
designs.
36
Inches
wide
fine
make.
In
ivory
shade.
Dollar
Day.
4
yards
for
.
close
$1.00
NOTTINGHAM
CURTAIN
NETS
Extra
fine
make,
all
new
designs.
In
61
flA
ivory
shade
only
Dollar
Day.
?
yds
vA.UU
Assorted
shades
ALL
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
designs,
38
Inches
v.de.
In
honey
Extra
good
value
Qf
Aft
Dollar
Day
2
yards
fot
jxuvr
MADRAS
CURTAIN
FABRIC
Scotch
Madras.
36
ins
wide,
assorted
Q4
nn
designs:
Dollar
Day.
1j
yard
for
V1,VU
TEA
OR
GLASS
CLOTHS
Red
or
blue
check,
large
size
22x37
Ins.
Dollar
Day.
5
towels
for
$1.00
WINDOW
SHADES
Cream'
or
Green
mounted
oil
got-rollers
lth
lilting
complete
Size
60x30
Inches
Dollar
Day
CLIP
DOT
MAItqi
ESETTi:
Jenulne
SwUs
Dot
MarqueAettu
i
t
ruffled
edge,
wide
width.
Dollar
Day.
3
yards
for
DRATERV
RIJ-P
2
Inches
wide,
fast
outers
in
-:jr
brick
and
green.
Dollar
Day.
2
yards
for
WAHASSO
NOVELTV
PILLOW
ull
site
with
assorted
colons
b
,
'
edge,
linen
finish
Dollar
Day.
pair
DAMASK
CLOTHS
ize
52x52
Inches.
Damaik
Table
C
borders
and
plain.
Dollar
Day.
2
for
CURTAIN
PANELS
"ringed
Panels,
assorted
designs.
2
36
inches
wide
In
white
oni
Dollar
Day.
2
for
S1.I
Sl.i
Sl.(
S1.H
S1.H
iXTRA
SPIXIAL
VALUE
SILK
IIKDSrti
Ul
811k
Bedsprrads,
sizes
60xKl
ii'.r
gold
green
rose
and
mauve
8calloped
edges
Dollsr
Day.
ea
rt
814
IICMSTTTCIIEII
PILLOW
CAsrs
ruu
sue
nemstiicnec
nuow
cvi
reat
f
j
k
Dollar
Day
5
pillow
cases
for
.
PURE
SILK
EL,T
Cltr.PL
Pure
Silk
Flat
Crepe.
36
Inrnes
heavy
quality
In
srude
of
'
r.
green,
maize,
mauve,
mulb-yetlow.
black
and
navy
Dollar
Day.
per
yard
NEW
8EASOVS
PRINTS
16
Inches
wide:
cambrie
flnuu.
colors.
15
designs
in
plaids
r
t
floral
&
stripe
Dollar
Day
4
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Sizes
6
to
in
white
and
(
'!
r
1
i
vriini
ivnj,
iuii
tut
$1.0
i
L-.
89c
Sl.Oil
CIIIU)RILVS
SILK
ULOOMIKS
Bloomer
and
Pantle
style.
Mayb
lustered
finish,
ln
while,
pearl.
U
z
Fixe
6
to
14.
Dollar
Day.
pair
39(
$1.00
Kx
use
ifi
is
r9siassij
m
wwi
iMitik
miu
r
tn
your
hand
with
the
luunnrr
that
It
will
meet
evrrv
rraul
inent
you
expert
of
a
good
paint.
Made
In
It
C
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
TheRsh
which
nWe
Prince
Rupert
FamoW
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid
PH1NCK
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