Thursday.
April
23,
1938
DAILY
NHWE
PAGE
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COMING
MAINLAND
TO
SO
RICH
IT
WHIPS
CARNATION
IRRADIATED
MILK
FOR
SALE
LARGE
English
pram.
Phone
Red
444.
W
FOR
SALE-Wicker
phone
Black
594.
baby
LAND
ACT
buggy.
(99)
OENTLEMEN
Personal
drug
sun
dries,
Highest
Grade
Latest
Del
lvered,
10
for
$1.
f
plain
wrapper'
pacific
Supply
751
Granvilli
Vancouver.
SEALED
Tenders
will
be
accepteo
by
the
undersigned
for
the
purchase
of
fully
equipped
salmon
troller
"Hope.-
8
h.p.
heavy
duty
Vivian
engine,
now
moored
at
Armour's
Salvage
Dock,
up
to
noon,
Monday,
April
27th.
Terms
strictly
cash.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Norman
A.
Watt
Administrator
of
estate
of
Frank
Aker,
dee'd.
(98)
FOR
RENT
CLEAN.
Well
v.
furnished
modern
apartment,
Phone
Red
444.
FOR
RENT
Nicely
furnished
6-room
flat,
Third
Ave.
for
$20.00.
Phone
Green
399.
MALE
&
FEMALE
HELP
275
CLERKS
Wanted
at
Ottawa
by
Dominion
Government
for
1936
Prairie
Census.
C
to
18
months
employment
at
$75
per
month
with
possibility
of
permanent
position
in
the
Civil
Service.
Appointment
by
written
examina
tion
to
be
held
across
Canada.
Men
and
women
between
18
and
35
(Ex-Servlce
men
no
age
limit),
with
three
years
high
school
may
obtain
full
information
and
ad
vice
free
from
the
M.
C.
C.
Civil
Service
School,
Winnipeg
or
To
ronto
(10).
Dominion-wide
and
oldest
In
Canada.
(tf)
LAM)
ACT
Kotlre
of
Intention
to
apply
ta
Leatt
Land
In
Prtnre
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dla
trlct
of
Range
fi
Coast,
and
Bltuit
close
to
Oalloway
Rapids
Bridge,
sear
Prince
Ruoert.
B.
O.
Take
nuUce
that
X.
Martin
Miller
o'
Prince
Ruoert.
B.C.
occuia.Uon
Lumber'
man
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
deacrtbed
Foreshore
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
3,000
ft.
north
of
Lota
115-118.
D.
L.
351.
Range
6
Ouaat
District
thence
about
600
ft.
south
to
opposite
shore
thence
northerly
following
the
thoretlne
to
post
of
oommenoeovent
and
containing
lVt
acres,
more
or
leas
MARTIN
MILLER
Dated
March
S.
1938.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
apply
to
Leane
Land
In
Prince
RuDert
Land
Recording
Dl
trlct
of
Range
fi
Coast,
and
situate
or
Kalen
Island
close
to
Oallovty
Rapids
Bridge.
Take
notice
that
I.
Martin
MUler
of.
Prince
Rupert.B.C
occupation
Lumberman
intends
to
apply
.for
a
iease
of
tee.
following
described
Uftds:-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
ap-proilmatley
S
000
ft.
north
of
lota
118
116,
D.
L.
251,
Range
6
Coast
thence
660
f.t
wrt:
thence
100
ft.
south'
thence
600
feet
east;
thence
360
It,
north
thence
following
the
shore
Hue
w
it
or
commencement
and
contain
"8
ten
acres,
mora
or
less.
MARTIN
.MILLER
Dated
March
0.
1936.
Hyde
B
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Wood
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Storage
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
Transfer
or
Indian
Aeent
James
Gillrtt
to
Bella
Coola
Greatly
Ketretted
by
Islanders
James
Olllett,
for
ten
years
Indian
Agent
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
formerly
Anglican
Church
missionary
at
Massett,
has
been
promoted
to
the
Bella
Coola
agency,
where
he
will
have
seven
villages
in
his
charge.
Mr.
Glllett,
succeeding
Ivor
Fougner,
who
Is;
being
superannuated
after
having
been
Indian
Agent
at
Bella
Coola
for
many
years,
will
be
relieved
temporarily
at
least
at
Massett
by
Dominion
Constable
Howe
of
Kam-loops
who
,1s
due
here
from
the
south
next
Sunday
on
the
Catala
and
will
be
taken
to
the
Islands
by
the
local
Indian
boat
Naskeena.
Farewell
at
Skldegate
Last
Saturday
Mr,
Glllett
paid
his
last
official
visit
to
Skldegate
Mission.
That
evening
the
Skide
gate
people
gave
him
a
farewell
party
in
the
Skldegate
Community
jlall
and
people
from
Skldegate
were
also
present
Including
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
M.
Mclntyre
and
Rev.
B
Black.
The
evening
was
pent
In
playing
of
games
until
midnight
when
delicious
refreshments
were
served,
Mrs.
George
W.
Young
and
Mrs.
Simon
Wesley
in
charge.
After
supper
an
address
was
read
by
H.
E.
Greene
and
a
beautiful
slate
totem
pole
given
by
Chief
of
Skldegate,
Edward
coliinson,
was
presented
to
Mr.
Gillett
by
H.
E.
Greene.
Some
ten
years
ago
at
his
appointment
to
this
agency,
the
Skldegate
people
made
Mr.
Glllett
chief
of
the
Ilalda
Nation
and
he
was
named
Chief
Big
Eagle.
tJpon
receiving
the
address
-and
the
totem
pole,
Mr.
Glllett
.came
forward,
and
made
a
wonderful
speech,
thank
ing
Chief
Ed
Coliinson
and
the
people
and
the
ladles
who
had
pro
vided
refreshments
for
the
eve
ning.
At
the
closing
of
the
gather
ing
the
hymn
"God
be
With
You
Till
We
Meet
Again"
was
sung
and
Rev.
B.
Black
closed
with
prayer.
The
address
of
the
Skldegate
people
was
as
follows:
The
Address
We
the
people
ot
Skldegate
Mission
wish
to
place
on
record
our
deep
appreciation
and
sincere
gratitude
for
all
you
have
done
for
us
since
you
were
appointed
Indian
Agent
by
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs.
"We
have
had
men
before
you
who
have
sought
to
serve
our
best
Interests
but
none
have
taken
greater
interest
In
our
community
and
Individual
problems
than
you
have
done
since
you
took
over
this
office.
Your
period
of
office
has
been
long.
For
ten
years
you
have
served
us
faithfully
and
well.
To
some
of
us
It
stems
but
a
few
days
since
you
first
came
among
us.
You
have
made
many
friends
some
life-long
friends
during
this
period.
All
our
people
will
miss
you,
some
of
us
feel
we
are
losing
our
best
friend
We
can
assure
you
that
you
have
won
our
hearts
and,
until
we
heard
that
you
were
about
to
leave
us,
we
did
not
realize
how
much
we
have
come
to
depend
upon
you
"Your
relations
with
our
council
have
been
all
that
could
be
de
sired.
Councillors
come
and
go
but
the
Indian
Agent
goes
on
for
time
If
not
forever.
You
have
at
tended
many
meetings
and
witnessed
many
chief
councillors
make
i
blunders,
no
doubt,
but
you
leave
with
the
respect
and
hearty
good
will
of
every
man
who
has
served
in
this
office
since
your
appoint
ment.
"We
thank
you
for
the
wisdom
intelligence,
kindly
sympathy
and
gracious
attitude
which
you
have
THINK
of
whipping
milk!
You
can
if
it's
Carnation
Milk.
You
can
serve
"whipped-cream"
dishes
whenever
you
like,
Carnation
is
o
economical.
Carnation
whips
easily
just
chill
it
very
cold,
whip
in
a
cold
bowl
'
with
a
cold
beater.
Whipped
Carnation
triples
in
bulk.
Whipping
is
only
one
of
the
discoveries
you
will
make
about
this
fine
milk
the
Improved
Carnation
Milk
that
is
now
irradiated,
enriched
with
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
Carnation
now
has
even
greater
nutritional
value
for
baby's
bottle,
for
drinking,
for
cooking,
for
creaming
coffee
and
cereals.
brought
to
our
council
meetings.
While
you
have
not
given
usall
we
have
asked,
you
have,
we
believe,
sought
to
provide
for
our
best
Interests.
We
realize
that
you
can
only
do
what
the
higher
authorities
allow
you
to
do.
If
you,
at
limes,
nave
had
to
say
no
you
have
always
done
so
with
a
pleas-,
ant
and
agreeable
manner
that
made
its
refusal
easier
to
bear.
In
your
dealings
with
us
In
our
homes
and
on
the
streets
or
at
public
meetings
you
have
acted
more
like
a
father
than
an
official.
R
was
never
difficult
for
anyone
to
approach
you
because
you
always
made
us
feel
welcome
In
your
presence.
We
rejoice
in
your
Interest
in
our
people
when
sick
and
the
care
you
have
taken
'to
relieve
'as
much
as
possible
human
pain.
For
visit
ing
our
children
in
the1
schools
and
your
co-operation
with
our
school
teachers
we
shall
always
be
grateful.
And,
finally,
your
loyal
and
unwavering
assistance
to
our
church,
clergymen
and
Christian
workers.
"Our
people
have
learned
to
re
spect
you
for
what
you
are
as
well
as
what
you
have
done.
We
think
of
you
a
Christian
man.
You
have
lived
among
us
a
life
we
can're-
spect
and
would
do
well
to
imitate
You
have
no
regrets,
nor
have
we
regarding
your
Justice,
sincerity,
patience
and
diplomacy
In
all
your
dealings
among
us.
If
Skldegate
Indians
have
a
reputation
for
high
type
of
life,
they
probably
owe
much
to
your
influenze.
"We
feel
that,
In
losing
you,
we
are
losing
a
big
brother
a
man
who
has
always
given
us
of
his
best,
and
demanded
our
best
In
service
for
each
other.
JlUt
Publithedl
A
beautiful
new
Carnation
Cook
Book,
16
glorious,
full-page,
full-colour
photographs.
pages
of
unusual
recipes,
menus,
party
suggestions,
cooiery
helps,
etc.
Yours
for
21c,
stamps
or
coin.
VTtitg
Csruatioo
Limited,
Co.
34
Abbott
ht
Vantoiner.
II.
C.
cy-rrtpnxyvexiL
CARNATION
MILK
IRRADIATED
for
"Sumhine"
VlUmin
D
CANADIAN
"Our
people
are
exceedingly
sorry
to
see
you
leave
us.
It
saddens
our
hearts
to
think
this
will
be
your
last
official
visit.
We
would,
how
ever,
assure
you
that
we
wish
both
you
and
Mrs.
Glllett
a
bright
fu
ture
and
a
happy
time
among
the
people
of
Bella
Coola.
"Your
new
friends
may
appre
elate
your
services
and
respond
to
your
many
kindnesses
but
we
would
assure
you
that
they
will
not
surpass
Skldegate
people
In
their
loyalty
and
respect
for
the
many
services
you
have
so
gener
ously
rendered."
The
address
was
signed
on
behalf
of
the
people
of
Skldegate
Mission
by
Matthew
Williams,
chief
coun
Jllor,
and
Henry
Greene,
secretary
if
the
council.
"TIME
THE
TOILER"
isuy
shmt
-ro
"rtu,-ru.ue;
DEVELOP
PRODUCT
AIRCRAFT
tions)!
Experts
Planning
Flying
Boats
For
North
Atlantic
Britain
Is
pushing
preparations
for
her
first
'big
step
In
the
commercial
air
conquest
of
the
North
Atlantic.
An
all-metal,
two-decked
flying
boat
and
the
unique
"plck-a-back"
jombinatlon
of
a
long-range
sea
plane
and
a
flying
boat
designed
to
carry
It
into
the
air
,
for
launch
ing,
are
being
made
ready
for
trial
flights:
-
Experimental
trans
atl
antic
flights,
looking
toward
the
co
operative
regular
service
of
the
United
States,
Canada,.
Great
Bri
tain,
and
the
Irish
Free
State,
are
planned
for
the
coming
summer.
But
not
until
mi
do
British
air
experts
expect
the
projected
regular
service
of
four
round-trips
weekly
to
be
In
operation
over
what
they
call
"the
most
valuable
but
by
far
the
toughest"
of
the
ocean
air
routes.
While
workmen
are
speeding
construction
of
the
British
trans
atlantic
planes,
a
handful
of
airmen
has
embarked
upon
Intensive
training
at
the
"air
university"
at.
Hamhlp.
Southampton
Water.
In
the
leading
edge
of
the
wins,
J
two
on
either
side
of
the
hull.
The
boat
will
be
entirely
of
metal,
except
for
fabric
covering
small
portions
of
the
wing
and
tall.
It
will
have
a
number
of
de
vices
to
Insure
short
take-off
and
landing
runs.
These
will
Include,
controllable-pltch
propellers
and
flaps
on
the
trailing
edge
of
the
wing
to
steepen
glide
and
reduce
landing
speed.
Riding
Out
Storms'
The
great
overall
height
Is
de
signed
to
enable
the
boat
to
ride'
out
severe
storms
without
serious
harm,
in
the
event
of
a
force!
landing
on
exposed
water.
The
en-
IHOVaI
TUPilLUJCi
'
t
VJCMDET.
IF
S
f?ON)EO
VMIjO'S
.EEf4
VMfc.lT-
IN6
AV-u
SHOSt
UtTTElii
fHb
0
OX
.
N.
HE
wAwts
to
j.
.,,!
tutu.,
from
ines
will
be
out
of
reach
of
alii
put
heavy
ocean
waves.
Somewhat
larger
than
this
plane
Is
the
flying
boat
being
built
as
the
"mother
ship"
or
launching!
been
floated
to
exploit
the
inven
"
tlon.
The
"mother"
plane,
with
four
900-horsepower
engines,
will
carry
on
Its
back
a
heavily-laden,
long-
range
seaplane
powered
with
four
350-horsepower
engines.
When
an
altitude
of
approximately
10,000
feet
Is
reached
and
good
forwaid
speed
attained,
the
two
machines
would
separate
and
the
seaplane
would
continue
on
its
transatlantic
voyage
alone.
Calculations
have
been
made
that
the
Invention
should
double
the
range
of
the
seaplane.
Only
one
"mother"
plane
will
be
ready
by
summer
but
another
"mother"
plane
to
be
stationed
on
the
other
side
of
the
Atlantic
will
have
to
be
constructed
If
the
idea
is
adopted
for
the
transatlantic
service.
IX
THE
Si
ritKME
COl'IlT
or
llltlTISII
COLUMBIA
IX
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act"
And
H
.
.
t
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
-.
Further
groups
are
to
take
up
tne
A.
Colburni
t)(.Cfa,,,d.
same
work
until
180
men
will
have
i
take
notice
that
by
order
of
hi
been
trained
for
the
eventual
reg-j
-
aT'iSTi.
.
ular
service.
pointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
The
British
flying
boat
will
be
W
rnrlaila-
a.
hlgh-Wlng
monoplane
Wlin
no
parties
having
claim
against
the
said
external
bracine
of
the
wine.,Estet
hereby
required'
to
furnish
Floats
fixed
to
the
Wing-tips
Whlifore
the
4th
day
of
May
1936
and
rll
help
preserve
stability
011
rough
persons
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
re-.
.quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-
i
Qpnuinnpu
to
iiim
innjiwiin.
i
Four
engines
will
be
mounted!
Dated
the
ath
day
of
March
1936.
i
HERBERT
P.
OLASSEY,
Official
Administrator,
AT14N,
B.
O.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
-A
I10MF.
AWAY
FROM
tlOME
Kates
11.00
op
M
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
21
P.O.
Box
190
The
Price
of
Silence
Contented
Cows
DR.
ROBERTSON
AND
HIS
COM-
Immediately
whether
hospital
near
Moose
River
mine.
The
two
were
met
at
the
pithead
;
by
doctors
and
nurses
and
removed
'
'
in
ambulances.
.
Dr.
Robertson's
condition
Is
de-.
scribed
as
excellent
and
he
Is
in
good
humor.
He
cheerfully
em-.
braced
his
wife
when
she
met
him
at
the
pithead.
I
Scadding,
however,
is
In
consld-
able
pain,
suffering
from
trench
feet,
malnutrition
and
fatigue.
Doctors
said;
last
night
he
would
recover
but
It
could
not
be
learned
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PANION
IN
HOSPITAL
AFTER
tlons
had
set
In.
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LONG
EMTOMBMENT.
The
miners
who
brought
the
men
(Continuea
irom
Paze
1
to
the
surface
on
stretchers
shortly
after
midnight
sang
hymns
of
plane
for
the
novel
"pick-a-back"
I
Halifax
for
hospital
treatment
thanksgiving
that
their,
efforts
combination.
landed
at
Halifax
today.
Dr.
Rob-
hud
been
successful.
Its
designer
is
Major
R.
H.
Mayo,
45-year-old
technical
adviser
of
Imperial
Airways.
British
faith
in
J
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possibilities
is
Indicated
by
the
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April
23:
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remains
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an
improvised
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these
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MARIGOLDS
Dixie
Sunshine,
Dwarf
Mexican
Orange,
Tall
Double
Royal
Scott,
Yellow
Supreme
(sweet
scented),
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Double
African
Lemon,
All
Double
African
Orange.
NEW
NASTURTIUMS
Golden
Globe,
Scarlet
Gleam,
Orange
Gleam,
Golden-Gleam
and
Golden
Hybrids.
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