HI
U
Udose
mtr
I
Hall,
tonight.
Cash1
I
Admission
3$c
.1-1-
ixnfytan
i
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ym
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tield
last
rugm.
uood
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lrt
attendants
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oi
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jump
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.
-
1
Morninj
Rrin'
to
Co
i
Brrr
ihwM
poof
out
two
poondl
of1
I
bile
ills
joai
boweto
daily.
If
thla
bll
flowtf
reel.
'xl
doean't
divert,
it
dnn
In
the
bowtk.
Gu
tiluau
op
iwwrh.
Yea
ret
eonitipated.
liarmf
al
M
r
Iota
tlx
body,
nd
job
feel
Kxu,
ud
tbe
world
looki
punk,
IIOU
v
rt
bowel
mownent
daren't
twr
rrt
I
ruM.
Yoo
ncd
anwthlnc
tht
works
t
Um
u
vrIL
It
Uke
thcM
food,
old
ir
i
LlttU
Urrt
Pills
to
ret
tbw
two
U
of
bit
(lowlnr
frtr
ond
Disk
Too'
ripuidap"
lUrmlcM
ind
rtnU.
tly
I
Uk
biW
Sow
trMly.
They
do
tho
work
Lml
but
bin
no
calomel
or
nerrary
In
L
Aik
(or
Carter!
Utile
UVr
PUI
by
lISUbWulrrefuMaltrUUlic
eUa.-ZCic
motes;
Miss1
Ruth
Wlililrtson'
sailed1
thl.
morning
ori
the'
CataTa
fbr
a-
trlii
US'
Vancouver.
Geoffrey
Willett',
accountant'
hi
the-
local
branch1
of
thfc'
Birikof
MdrUieal,
who'
has
been-
rellevlne
i
TJie
chairman
was
Mr.
aa
manager
of
'tnebrarichat
stewi
e'
.
,.m
nAW
-rtihl'-Hllrt
!
fill'
trtft
nJtt.
Mil
wAaVi.
4r
i
ana
.jeLin'j'
1
i
-
it-
turned
to
the
city
from
the
north
H
a
Ponder
of
this
city,
j
on
the
Catala1
last
night'.
ias
been
residing
at
SmPj
.
.
f
Fred'
8eadden-
and
G.
Slmonn
u
-
-
-""'wiled'
win
,eave
this
mohUne.on-the
Cat
l0rnsw's
trait
for
onireai
i
fJr
,
..
shb
will'
embatK
Aygusi
u
,
nlrirtUn
Uie
steamer
Duche
ol-
m
i
Mr
Lonooii,
--
.
MiWhMV
&
Currle.
George
Shen-
the
martoge
oAuguu
)t(hi
tihkmlth
alSQ.
on:
the
U)w
wir
"'"
"
"'-j
building
which'
is
nearing
com
lUey
MUa
Ponder
left
Mrt
i
,eUb
year
ago
for
the
Old'f
y
The
brlde'-elect,
who
at-
i
rh.j
In
Smlthers
and1
Rupert
graauaiea
as
a
nune
In
the
Old
h-y
r..enwy
fAKE
UP
YOUR
JVER
BILE-
Mr1!
James'
H.
HeaVysides
ar
rivedlUlrtt
the'
city
on'
last"
nlghf
train
from
Prince
George
to
pay
a
visit
here
with
her
son-lri-law
land
daughter,
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
D.
V
am:tn;
Mrs.
neavysides
-was
-
e.c-
companled
by
her
little
grand
daughter,
Miss
Jacqueline
Smith.
who
has
been
spending
thret
months'
in
Prince
Oeorge.
uavici
lien,
director
of
super
vised
recreational
activities
at
the
:Gyro
playgrounds
here,
was
the
(speaker
at
the
regular!
weekly
luri
cheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
'dub
today.
He
reviewed'
activities
carried
out
so"
far
thl
summer
at
,the
playgrounds
arid-revealed
some
I
of
the
plans
for
the
future.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
president
was
In
the
chair.
H
Leavinfr
fi:00
I.M.,
(K
m
PJ
Friday,
Au)r.
7.
$
.
3D
Final
return
lifftit
"
T
Tuesday,
Au?.
11.
mL
Return
Fare
From
Children
5
years
PRINCE
and
under
12
years
RUPERT
Half
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H
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in
coaches
only;
No
bairgajje
checked
Canadian
National
I
mi
l.;
:
&k?i&
H
efl.-iv-:;a!
Ill
Krt
bnthno
HtuAKniitia'
wFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
U
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
Frtpared'daily
By
radian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd:
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
V
BLACK
COD
1
TESTING
OF
OILS
Valuable
Service-
Btlnr
GiVfrt'
By
Federal
Department
of
Mints
OTTAWA;
Aug,
St-Announce
ment
is
made,
by
the
Departhieni
of
Mines;
Ottawa,
of
Its
Mlrici
Brandt
laboratory
and
field
prrt-gram
for
1936.
With
the
excep.
tlohaliy
heavy
volume
of
work
on
gold
ores
a
notable
feature,
the
program
reflects
the'
steady
and
widespread
Improvement
In
mln
inti
throughout
Canadat
Within
Its
four
sections',
ore
dressing
and
metallurgy,
fuel
research,
cera
mics
and
road
materials,
and
miheral
resources,
provision
made
for
tests
and
investigation!
on
practically
all
the
principal
ana
many
of
the
lesser
knowj
Canadian
minerals.
John
McLeLsh,
Director
of
th
Branch,
reports
that
receipts
of
gold
ore
for
testing
during,
the.
first
half
of
the
year
exceeded
those
of
-any
period
In
past
yeais.
In
the
majority
of
cases
trie
ores
are
from
the
many
gold
properties
throughout
Canada
that
are
entering
or
nearlng
production.
Full
advantage
is
being
taken
by
op-uraton
of
the
Department's
mod-
emjy
equipped
ore
dressing
arc'
metallurgical
laboratories,
where
the
ores
are
being
tested
main'
to
determine
suitable
mill
treatment
processes
for
the
several
en
terprises.
Three
research'
projects'
relat-'
ing"
to'
the
treatment
of
'gold'
ores
are
under
way.
One'
is
ori
refract
ory
gold
ores
such
as
those'
th-t!
occur
in
the
Bridgd"
RlVei'
arcs
British'
Columbia:
The-
secondv
is
an
investigation
to
determine
the
relationship
of
the
mineralization
and
genesis
of
the
ores
to
treatment
problems;
and
the
.third
is
an
examination
of
the
modes'-ot
occurrences
.of
gold'
in
sulphides,
and
'
the
effect
on
ore
treatm'en'-of
such
associations.
A.
h.
A.
Koomson
wm'
make
a
fieW-survey
of
gold'
operations
in
British
Columbia.
.
.,
Hase
.Metal
Work
Mole
te'st''work
is-under
way
on
baae'metdl
ores;
thdn
'lri'
1935,-
but
the
number
of
samples
received
Is
small
in
comparison
with
pre-
depresslon
years,
when
the
hhh
prices
of
the
metals
provided
a
stimulus
for
exploratory
effort.
A
notable
feature
Is
the
sharp
Increase
in
the
number
of
request
for1
test
work
on
nbn-metallic'
orfs.
The
.
increase
is
traceable
mainly
to
the
distinct
revival'
of
activities
in
the"
building
construction
Industries.
Tests
are
being
carried
out
on
the
benlficlatlon
and
uses
of
such
minerals
as
china
clay,
silica
sands
and
sandstones,
quartzite,
calcite,
garnet,
anil
mica,
and'
on
the
tailings"
from'
as
bestos
milling
plants".
In1
ferrous
metallurgy,
the
causes'
of
fallure'of
machine'
pans
and
of
other
manufactured
metal
lurglcal
products
are
being
in
vestigated.
Problems
respecting
the
manufacture
and
use
of
higher
grade
products
in
industry
are
also
under
examinaatlon,
Tills
year's
work
on
Canadian
fuels
includes
a
series
of
tests
being
made
to
dctermlneluw?Rui,
lability
of
a
variety
of
coals'
and
Lthelf
tars'
for
hydrdgeriation
P
-treatment
for
direct'
cdriversiod
Jnto
motoc
fuels.
Test.
runs-
have1
tbeen
made
on
coals
ranging
frotn
;high'
grade'
bltumlrious'
td
petit
Small
scale
laboratory
work1
in
cludes
the
development
of
two
fc6al
friability
methods
for
testing;
Mhe
relative
handling
qualities
of
.coals,
with'
the
ultimate
objective
of
determining
a
means
whereby
doals
for"
any
particular
purpose
rri&y
be
'rdadlly
selected:
A
coniprehehslv'
field
study
is
being
made
on
the
sizing
and
other
preparation
of
Canadian
coals
to
meet
varying
market
c6n-
ditions
in-
different
parts
or
the
country.
In
this
work
the"
suit
ability
of
specially
prepared
arVd
nixed
coals
for
use
In
large
ard'
small
heating
Installations,
liV-pre'
ferehce
to
Imported
coals;
13
being
glvdh
particular
attention.
Announcements'
Bazaar
for
Boys'
Band
Septem
ber
19.
Catholic
Baza'r
October"
7
and
Baptist
bazaar
carnival,
Oct,
24.
L,
O.
B.
A.
Bazaar,
Novtmitr
W
r:
Cowam
R'.'
Crlaiiman'
and-
P!
Millar,
city?
M'rs.
Norma
ti.
rfay-hurst,
Mill'
BHylr
R?
Cunnihg"
ham,
POrt
Esslhgtoriv
Roy
Moore.'
Kltwangar
W;
Warner
RossWoOdV
O.
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Steve
Slave;
H.M.C5.
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Wv
Alldredl
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liott,
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strong,
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iversdtt;
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A"
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C.
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Terrace:
ifdrry
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M"cCrea,
Top"
ley;
E.
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J.
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Victoriaf
Oar
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OgahaU1.
Orit.;
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and'
Mrs".
A'
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Prince
George;
Dorothy
G.-Willis,
Edmbntonv
v:
rf.
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Kamloops;
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LO0ISBM6
AAierjcdn
-Society
of
CbldnlaVliVart
Will
Honor
Fallen
Oiler
Prizes
"in"
Schools'
SYDNEY.
N.S.,
Aug.
5:
(CPl
In
memory
of
the
British,
French
and
American
soldiers
who
fell
in
the
.everal
battles
at
Louisburg,
a
moriument
Is
to'
be
jerected
at
"the
historic
fortress"
site
by
the
American
Society
of
polbnlal
Wars.
The
suggestion
came
from
Albert
Alrrion,
well
known
Cape
Breton
historian',
artd
in
a
letter
received
last'
weekvhe
was
Informed
by
Ma-1
Jor"
Rowland
Pell,
Honorary
Gover
nor
Oeneral
of
the
society,
that
funds
are
now
being
collected
for
the
'
undertaking.
The
monument
will
b
construc
ted
of
rugged
granite
of
simple
design
and
its
erection'
'will'
be
hand
led
by
the'
North
Sydney
firm
of
John
D.
Steele
and
Sons,
vwho
have
notified
Mr.
Almori
that'Work-'wili
begin
shortly.
The-Inscription
The
inscription
will
contain
the
following-
tribute:
"In.
memory
of
the
American,
French
and
English
soldiers
who
gavfe
up
their
lives
for
their,
country,
1745-58.
Erected
by
General
Society
of
Colonial
Wars,
1936."
The
society
is
stimulating
fur
ther
interest
in
the
project,-
having
awarded
substantial
cash
prizes
for
thfi'
best
essay
written
on
the
history
of
Louisburg,
and
competition
will'
be
open
to
school
'districts
particularly
within
the
Louisburg
area.
Prizes
will
be
$25,
$10
and
$5
all
donated
by
the
society,
and
se
parate
prizes
given
by
Major
Pell,
who
was
responsible
for
the
erec
tion,
of
'the
present
shaft
at
Louis-1
burg
commemorating
the
deeds
of.
the
American
soldiers.
'
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of
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iz
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bunch1
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tin
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Legst
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lb!
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Legs
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lb
(riburid
Steak
'
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for
Lamb'
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id
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Years
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-5,
lSll1
1
TKe-
cltV
waterworks
staff
erfi
nresses
rsetltittent
at
remarks'
of
fire
Chief
Mcrriries,
that
the
water
pressure'
is
ncrt
all1
that
might
bs
desired1
at
times
for
flff
fighting
pUrposos;
The
officials'
of:
thi;
department
assert
that
pressure
$
at
all
times'
adequate'.'
Recent
outbreaks
of
fire1
in'
the
downtown
section
have
set
people
to'
w'orider-'
Irig
about
the
fire
protection'
sys-
A-
contractor
on'
city
grddlhg
at
the
corner
of
First
Avenue'
and
Seventh'
Street
has
been
fined-fdr
storing
powder
in
a1
place'
which
Was!
nbt
fireproof.-
The'
prosecution
followed1
an'
explosion'
which-
oc
curred'
yesterday
niornirig.
wbtF
AS'iV
MVCr
Fb
tor'
ittmiyo
Aiitxsct
KEDGWICK,-
N'.B':,
Aug.'
5:
(CPV
A'
huge
gray
wolf,
accompanied
by
a
half-wolf
dbg;
is
roaming
the
wilds
of
northern1
New
Brunswick
.arid'
Ojuebes,
woodsnien;
claim:
Ed-iriBnd'
Plnault,
a
registere"d
guide:
declared
he'
saw-
the
animals'
near
the
Restl'goUche'
rlverf
David
Ogf
11
vy,
sportsman,
guide
and
veteran
trapper.-
expressed
the
opinion
the
wolf
had
become
separated
from
its
kind
north
of
the
St.
Law
rerice
by
the
early
break-up
of
Ice
last
spring
and
had'
sought
seclu
sion
in
the
New
Brunswick
game
reserve
north'
of
the
Restlgouche.
Doubtless
the-
wblf
had1
formed
hunting
comradeship
with
the
wild
dog,
he
thought.
aw
p
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ladies'
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New
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oyster
lnvigorators
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cents
paid.-
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In
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Ruport
Una
Roraing
uia-i
trlbt
of
Rang-3.
coasi.
aoa
!',
npllWdson
Day
T-taway
bettMl
Bar-".vV,
An
.
nimdSa-
-Manor,
boms'
one-Hal!
m
mile
aouth
of
the
mewt
northerly
of
the
aalJi
Tftke
notice
that
Robert
Irvine,
of
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
8hell
deader
JCef
int.nrt.
to
ftODlv
for
a
lease
of
tlse
mil3s
rim,mr
riearnbed-
foreshore
lands:
1
,
.
.
n
n
nt.ntsif
mi
a
I
commencing
at
f....
-
9plroCr
one-half
mile
.south
of
the
most
eflWinnPtherl
of
the
Nareif
Ulanfla.
thence
20
c
2$c
18c
35
c
25c
25c
15c
15c
65c
u
v.
m
rhnin:
thence
south
15
chain
theiw
et
18
chains:
thence"
north
IS
chain
to
point
of'
commencement
and
containing
aa.o
acree.
more
ur
i.
Dated
May
20th.
1938.
.
i
,
..v.n
ACT
Notice
of
Intent
Ion'
to
appplj
to
l.ae
IjiiiiI
In
Prhvce
Rupert
Land
Recording
DU-trlot
ot
Range
B.
Coast,
and
aNuaje
rmnllno
rn
ehe
llofth
BhOfe
Of
the
mn.t
amthrlv
nf
the
Narea
Wnnda.
T.k.
notir.
t.hit
Robert
Irv.'ne
.ot
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
Shell
dealer
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
Id-
inuimy
riMrribed
foreahore
landa:
rvtrruinir
at
a
noet
planted
on'
rock
200
feet
north
of
-the
north
ahore
of
the
moat
aoutherly
of
the
Nam
Inland
Uience
vtet
15
chaln
thenw
Mith
in
i-Kalna
thence
eaat
15
Chains:
thence)
north
15
chain
to
point
o'
Nimnirnremcitt
ajkl
contlnln
22.5
acre,
more
or
leea.
KOHIRT
OI.EN
1BVIM
Dated
U7
0ti,
19J.
i
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DAILY
ream
Sfatioirery
Special
Highest
Quality
Plain
and
Fancy-Linen
P'APETRIES
Special
One-Third1
Off
Jbiiteel
Bath
Powder
:ial,
60c
Duska
Bath
Powder
Special
$1.00
6ara
Nome
Bath
Powder
Special,
$1.00'
Oirmes
Ltd.
TZtit?
Pioneer
DrUqcft'sis
Iht
KexJLl
Bter
Phones:
81
St
83-
Open
Daily
Fr6hr8
V.m.
till
ldv
p.m.
Surtdayn
.nd
Holidays'
From'
12
nbon
ttlYH
p.m
1
p'ni:
iniT9ap.ni
B
U
Y
Pacific
4.
To'
Vancouver
'via
Oc'ean
Falls
and'
Vay
Ports
SS.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
a
10,
p.m.
To
Vancouver
direct
SS.
"Princess
Louise,"
Aug.
1st;
15th,
29th,
Sept.
9th.
SS.
"Princess
Allce,"
Aug.
8th,
19thV
SS.
"princess
Charlotte,
Aug.
22nd:-.
To
Ketdhlkan;Vrangell,
Jurieau
and
Skagway
"
SS.
"Princess'
Alice,"
AOgr
3rd;
14th.
-
3
'"
SS.
"Princess
Louise,"
Aug.
10th,
24th,
Sept.
4thi
SS.
"Princess
Charlotte,"
Aug.
17th.
For
Information
and
Reservations
W.
L.
COATES,
Gen.
Agent,
Prince-Rupert,'
B.d
Union
Steamships
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S!
CATALA
EVERY'
TUESDAY,
1:30
P-M.
DuV
Vancouver,
Thursday'
p.m'.
T."s:s:-CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:3
PJ-
Due
yarriouver,
Monday'
aan.
ROtrSD
"TRIP
FARE"
leaving
Sunday
8:00
P3I.
calling
Pt.
Stifaii
son;
Stewart,
Ahyox,
Na'as
Rlvef
returning
Tuesday,
$t4.4iv
;
Further
Information
regarding;
sailings
and1
tickets
IrdnX
it
M.
SMITn.
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave."
Phonfe'5'W-
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