PAQ3
form
WH1FFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Strange
Cruiser
Sighted
off
Queen
Charlottes
Baffling
Reef
01
1
Cape
St.
James
Located.
Salmon
trailers
coming
home
from
North
Island
to
Sdlgeate
last
week
reported
seeing
a
large
cruiser
quite
near
the
shore
of
Hippo
Island.
It
had
a
single
funnel
and
a
clipper
bow
but
was
not
Identified.
The
hydrographic
survey
steamer
William
J.
Stewart,
after
having
spent
the
past
summer
off
thn
west
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
In
Skidegaata
Inlet
last
week
and,
after
a
brief
stay,
continued
to
Rivers
Inlet.
For
years
craft
of
all
sort
have
en
deavored
to
re-locate
a
reef
some
A
large
run
of
silver
chums
on
West
Coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
reported.
Owing,
however,
to
a
shortage
of
papers...
the
.
.seiners
.
did
not
catch
much
of
the
fish.
"
The
United
Church
mission
boat
Udal
last
wck
took
fire
between
Queen
Charlotte
and
Sand-
spit.
Rev.
Mr.
Selder,
missionary
In
charge,
and
Mrs.
Se'der,
however,
stayed
plucklly
with
the
ves
rel
and
extinguished
the
flames
which
were
caused
by
a
defective
exhaust
pipe.
Capt.
Claude
Duval
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
has
taken
out
a
party
of
timber
cruisers
from
there
with
the
power
booat
Dot
They
iwil;
make
their
headquarters
at
Thurston
Harbor.
Capt.
Vernon
Douglas
of
the
roller
Cupid
of
Skldegate
is
the
high
troller
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islarils
-oiling
fleet
for
this
year,
according
to
word1
re
ceived
here.
Coho
trolling
on
Skid-1
egate
Bar
and
at
Cumshewa
Inlet!
U
now
reported
to
be
poor.
1
C.
N.
R,
steamer
Prince
-Rupert,
j
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
with
a
fair-1'
sized
list
of
passengers,
arrived
in
I
port
at
11:45
a.m.
today
from
Van-i
couver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean''
Falls
and
sails
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
The
Fairway
was
the
only
boat
selling
halibut
on
the
Seattle
market
yesterday,
disposing
of
16,000
pounds
at
upwards
of
13c
to
Sebas-
tian-Stuart
Fish
Co
A
Notice
to
mariners
Just
Issued
gives
official
advice
of
the
telephone
and
power
cable
which
extends
from
the
Department
cf
Marine
-wharf
across-Cascy
Cove,
Dlgby
Island,
to
the
beach
bplnw
the
wireless
station.
Mariners
are
requested
to
use
caution
when
anchoring
n
the
vicinity
of
this
cable
LEMONS
IN
MOSCOW
MOSCOW,
Sept.
23:
(CP)-A
hothouse
citrus
industry,
developed
f-om
plants
brought
from
Florida,
is
getting
started
near
Moscow.
Lemons
are
unkonwn
In
present-day
Moscow
markets.
It
Pays
to
Buy
From
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
prices
are
always
right
with'
the
markets
and
we
sell
for
less.
Mall
or
phone
your
order
and
save
FIIEE
GIFT
COUPONS
for
a
Dhv
ner
Set
and
Rogers
Silverware.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
HARVEST
FESTIVAL
HAZELTON,
Sept.
23:
The
an
nual
harvest
festival
was
held
at
Of
Pofor'c
AntrllMn
PVmrih
TT17.I
12
miles
out
from
Cape
St.
James,
weather.
The
rector,
Rev.
B.
Shear-
which
was
reported
by
Capt
George
Vancouver
In
1793
but
without
success
until
this
summer
when
It
was
found
by
the
William
J.
Stimart,
hydrogtaph'c
survey
work
from
which
is
In
charge
of
II.
D.
Parlzeau.
It
is
believed
that
this
ls
the
reef
on
which,
the
Canadian
Government
steamer
Galiano
met
her
doom
In
the
fall
of
1918
with
all
hands,
The
position
of
the
rccharted
reef
Is
officially
given
in
a
notice-to
marl-J
ners
as
12.8
miles
136
degrees
from!
Cape
St.
James
lighthouse
latitude
N.n
51
degrees.
43'
35,"
longitude
W.
130
degree?.
46'
50."
The
height
is
approximately
five
feet
and
the
reef,
extends
approximately
half
a
mile
in
a
southeast
and
northwest
direction.
man,
led
the
prayers.
W.
Wale,
native,
read
the
lessons,
and
Rev
L.
J.
Hales,
(Rural
Dean),
gave
an
Inspiring
address.
He
spoke
on
the
abundant
gifts
given
us
by
God
and
that
He
always
carried
out
his
promises.
Though
crops
DAILY
MBWB
Wednesday,
Septtmbtr
23
1931
help
to
.those
suffering.
In
spite
of
failures
In
many
parts
of
tne
prairies,
worshippers:
still
held
their
thanksgiving
services,
thank-
ling
God
that
He
had
provided
(abundantly.
If
not
to
them
this
i
year
to
others
who
would
serve
land
distribute
to
needy
ones
This
was
the
essence
and
piin-
M
oi
Jesus
10
previous
?toe"
elton
on
Sunday.
The
day
thus
out
Gods
goodwill,
the
church
had
been
beautifully
j
carrying
decorated
with
fruit,
vegetable.?
j
The
singing
of
hymns
was
and
flowers.
Many
friends
had
sent
heartily
and
earnestly
carried
out.
these
gifts
and
it
was
said
never!
Miss
L.
Andersen
acted
effic-before
had
there
been
such
an
gently
as
organist
during
the
ab-abundant
display.
Worthy
of
no-
sence
of
Mrs.'Myros
who
was
ab-
tice
were
vegetables
given
by
the
"sent
tnrougn
sicicness.
native
Indians
The
arrangements.
On
Sunday
afternoon
a
most
tastefully
carried
out,
were
children's
service
was
held,
conducted
as
follows.
Altar,
.Mrs.
.Sealy;
pulpit,
Mrs
Shearman;
font,
Miss
Flick;
win-
dows,
Mrs.
Turnbull,
and
the
rest
of
the
Church-
Jointly
by
these
ladies.
Their
efforts
were
greatly
appreciated.
On
Sunday
morning
the
Church
was
crowded
In
spite
of
very
bad
Terrace
Couple
Wed
Last
Week
Miss
Mary
Maxam
Becomes
Bride
Of
Eric
Loreen
Honeymooning
in
Vancouver
TERRACE,
Sept
23:
(CP)
A
nrpttv
aprtrtiniT
took
Dlace
at
Ter
of
worship
.will,
bring
rain
to
end
the
drought.
LIGHTNING
KILLED
ENGRAVER
BURSLEM,
Eng.,
Sept.
23:
(CP?
ADVENTURE
TALE
HERE
"The
Return
of
Sophie
Lang"
At
Capitol
Theatre
Also
Bing
Crosby
Musical
A
fast-moving
story
of
adven-
ras
nn
ti9v
ct
last
week
at
the
ture,
intrigue
and
romance
is
pre
United
Church
Manse.
Rev.
Adam
ksentcd
in
the
picture
which
opens
Crisp
officiating,
when
Miss
Mary
tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
Maxam
became
the
bride
of
Eric
,
"The
Return
of
Sophie
Lang."
with
Loreen.
Foliowlne
the
ceremony.
Gertrude
Michael
playing
the
title
the
couple
left
via
Prince
Rupert
role.
It
Is
a
successor
to
the
film
of
speol
A,
.
.,.
t.n
warn
nen
"Thp
Nntnrinnx
a
noneymoon
uip
m
vauwuici
j
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...
n.
iu
Rnnhlp
T.onir"
Tt.
nlrlfs
nn
thp
vnrn
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1
.
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v
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ana
eisewnere
in
me
auuin.
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c
i
UriA
K
.
,n
TYr.
of
the
lovely
lifter
of
jewels
and
Mrs.
colllson
of
aaitMrs,
were
1"
"
"
"
Burns
of
bazooka
fame,
and
Fran-surprised
date
af-
hearts
at
seven
ar
here
nere.
The
me
a
j
years
Irace
ana
a
ls
vei7
Popular
at
the
lusty
and
hearty
ces
pv,rm-,r
Farmer,
"Rhvthm
"Rhythm
on
on
thp
the
singing
of
the
many
native
child-
groom
ls
In
the
service
of
the
Ca-
ier
ine
cose
01
u
u.
ry.
t-
ren
present.
At
3
pm
Rev.
B.
Shearman
conducted
a
festival
service
for
the
Indians.
Rain
had
fallen
persistently
through
the
day(i
yet
there
was
a
large
muster
of
the
natives.
Those
assisting
were
Chief
James
White,
Willie
"Wale
Sam
Jones
and
Frank
Wilson,
The
fruit,
vegetables
and
flow-era
were
sent
to
.the
Hazelton
Hospital,
and
also
to.
various
Indians
who
had.
lost
their
gardens
failed
In
places
and
disasters
oc-;
through,
the
curred,
duty
was
plain,
to
render,
rrier.
flood
in
early
sum-
jnadian
National
Railways.
IMMERSE
GOD
FOR
RAIN
MALEGON,
India,
Sept.
23:
(CP)
Hindu
citizens
and
agricultur
alists
haye
Immersed
the
god
Mali-
phie
Lang,
believed
dead,
In
reality
Is
in
hiding.
She
has
given
up
her
light-fingered
ways
and
has
become
the
trusted
companion
of
an
elderly,
wealthy
collector
of
gems,
Elizabeth
Patterson,
Her
former
com-
adev
In
water,
belevlng
this
act
panion
in
crime,
Sir
Guy
Standing,
has
returned
to
his
old
ways
after
spending
several
years
in
prison.
Sophie
and
her
wealthy
friend
sail
for
America,
having
lh
their
possession
the
famous
Krueger
diamond.
While
working
at
his
bench
with
Sir
Guy
sails
on
the
same
boat.
He
a
copper
plate,
Fred
W.
Dale,
C2,
recognizes
Sophie
and
Insists
that
was
struck
by
lightning
and
killed,
she
aid
him
In
the
theft
of
the
rare
stone.
When
she
refuses
he
takes
the
diamond
and
manages
to
throw
suspicion
on
her.
Meanwhile,
Miss
Michael
has
met
Ray
Milland,
foreign
correspondent
for
a
New
York
paper.
The
romance
that
begins
is
;
carried
through
the
rapid-fire
events
which
follow.
At
the
close,
romance
has
triumphed,
the
stone
ls
back
with'
Its
rightful
owner
and
Sir
Guy
ls
nabbed
after
the
principals
have
been
led
through
an
exciting
series
of
adventures,
with
police
and
press
balked
at
every
turn
In
their
search
for
Sophie,
and
with
the
diamond
passing
from
hand
to
hand
until
lr
lands
back
in
Miss
Patterson's
Featuring
Blng
Crosby,
Bob
Range,"
the
other
end
of
a
double
bill,
provides
a
rollicking
story
garnished
with'
high
comedy
and
hit
tunes.
The
plot
itself
is
unique
and
well
fitted
for
the
tempo
of
the
romance
and
melody
it
DIES
EATING
COOKIES
CALCUTTA,
ScpU
23:
(CP)
A
law
student
of
Dacca
Bengal
bet
a
friend
he
could
eat
four
cookies
while
swimming
under
water
across
a
large
tank.
He
dived
under
and
died
of
strangulation.
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V-
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In
the
Yukon's
barren
wastes,
a
Idog'team
crawls
across
the
bleak
landscape,
a
day
out
ofAklavik.
.
.
'Way
up
in
Northern
Quebec
a
silvery
'plane
glides
to
rest
on
a
sparkling
lake
in
front
of
a
new
gold
camp
...
And
on
Cape
Breton's
rugged
coast,
within
sight
-
r
and
sound
of
the
pounding
surf,
a
small
car
jogs
and
jolts
along
a
little-travelled
road
...
each
carrying
an
Imperial
man
on
his
appointed
round.
You
want
your
"smokes"
when
you
want
them,
and
Imperial
salesmen
see
that
you
get
them
whether
you
live
in
the
wilds
of
the
frozen
North,
on
a
deep
sea
trawler,
or
at
an
exclusive
city
club.
That
is
the
saga
of
selling
tobaccp
products.
On
blazed
trail
or
boulevard,
by
Mackenzie
River
steamer
or
airconditioned
train,
our
men
are
on
the
road
travelling
each
year
more
than
a
million
mile3
throughout
the
length
and
breadth
of
Canada,
Visiting
the
nearly
60,000
outlets
for
Imperial
Tobacco
products.
Picked,
experienced
and
wise
in
the
likes
and
dislikes
of
smokers,
this
sales
and
advertising
staff
of
ours
numbers
219
men.
.Facing
hardships
cheerfully,
they
meet
the
events
.
of
the
day
with
a
smile
whether
they
be
thrilling
or
prosaic,
routine
or
extraordinary.
And
'
though
dealers'
problems
differ,
all
call
for
assistance
so
these
men
must
be
resourceful
in
reaching
solutions,
because
the
answers
can't
be
found
by
looking
in
"the
back
of
the
book"!
Wc
like
to
think
of.
our
representatives
and
the
dealers
as
ambassadors
of
goodwill
to
you.
On
their
efforts
and
sympathetic
understanding
of
your
wants
and
preferences
depends
so
much
of
our
success
in
pleasing
you.
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
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Sir
Guy
Standing
Roy
Milland.
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Only)
PLUS
Swing
Time
in
the
Wild
and
Woolly
West
"RHYTHM
ON
THE
RANGE"
A
whirlwind
rip-roaring
cyclone
of
rhythjn
and
romance
hits
the
wide
open
'
spaces-Vith
B1NG
CKOStfY
FKANCES
FARMER
BOn'RURNS.
(At
7:00
&
6;32
DELICIOUS
SUMMIT
ICE
CKEAM
In
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GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
n
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
to
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Rupert.
Hyde
Transfer
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and
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