1
:
I
!
i
1:
f
AQK
rOTO
Sidelights
On
South
African
War
Are
Given
erday
by
S.
C.
Thompson,
one
Yeterans
of
that
campaign
which
which
IN
TIIK
SI
PRKME
(
OI'ItT
OK
MUTISM
(OU'MIUA
In
tUr
Matter
or
Kit
iHunnt,
Heenset
And
In
tlir
Mattrr
of
tin-
"A.liuliiUtratloii
.
Art"
TAKK
NOTICE
4hat
by
crefcr
of
H.
Honour
W.
E.
Flilur.
tlie
loth
day
o!
Msiiti.
A.
D.
1937
I
wu
.app6;irtJ
adaldnlstfalU
el
ttia
eUite
of
Ell
Oljarne.
.
DewaMKl,
atid
all
partly
linv-IHg
Ttalms.
?aln
it
the
noi'u
cvtat"
'
cr
-Uftfbj
required
.La
lurnl.n
sariM-,
px-pcrljr.
verlfltti,
,tc
me
cix
cr
b:f;re
tli
Jetti
uy
of
Gcit-.fcor,
A,
D.
J037,
and
all
panic
imlehuxl
to
the
e&Ule
ar
rjiilrl
to
ipay
the
auncunt
of
t!ilr
bxohtlne.w
ito
me
firtjiwlth.
,,
(
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
;
OCftclaJ
AdmlnlAtrator,
Prince
Rupert,
n.
C.
Da,trd
th
17th
day
of
August,
A;
1J.
1937;
IN
.TlUi
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
THE
IJVTE
ANDREW
Sl'ALDlNQ
DE-CEAJSlCD,
Indian
of
the
Hon
Ewslngon
baald.
Jniesiate.
..
Tflk
MoUt
that
by
virtue
of
authority
of
the
'SufxTliitende'nt
Ucncr.il
cr
.Indian
AUalrs,
OtUwa,
I
wu!
ip-polntd
o!mljiisLrator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
Hpalddng.
deonuied
Indian
of
the
Pert
IiPMiitoii
toand,
In
the
Province
of
Urltuh
Columbia.
All
pernons
huvlna
clalnw
ngalhrt
th
estate
&re
hernly
reiilnd
to
fur-Jaiah
iMur
picfieriy
verified
to
me
on
before
the
'tcctia
day
of
S-pUniber
l37.'
and
nil
parties
tnl1fbtc!
to
the
eatftte
are
mulred
to
state
their
In-,dhtedneH
to
me
forthwith.
H.
E
COLL1SON.
"i
Intlan
Agent.
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockoyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
'
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
ui
'Prlnc?.
Rupert
engagements
which
are
now
a
matter
of'
history
such
as
Calenzo,
Mag-gerstontein,
Pretoria
and
the
guerilla
warfare
that
followed
the
dispersal
of
the
Boers.
The
Boers
were
split
up
but
they
had
a
wonderful
intelligence
department
that
kent.
;
S.
C.
Thompson
Entertains
Rotary
'
thuem
lnIcned
as
to
what
the
Brit-
Club
with
Interesting
.Account
i
lsh
Wdtc
doinK
and
enabled
them
to
f
Experiences
In
Conflict
J
"
tuacesslul
in
a
number
of
raids.
With
Koers
lle
mentiwll
err-
occasion
when
'be
and
his
companions
were
with-
borne,
.very
Interesting
sidelights
on
the
Boer
War
were
given
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
ib
jut
food
for
eight
days
on
the
veldt.
toward
the
end
of
the
mr
vuh-
started
at
the
close
of
the
last
ceri-i
uieven:
tlu
Boers
from
tearing
up
,
tury
and
ended
some
two
and
a
tne
rails
at
night
and
crossing"
the
half
years
later.
He
spoke
of
the
hue.
popularity
of
Cecil
Rhodes
and
of
Toward
the
close
the
Boers
had
the
fact
that
the
Kaffirs
lined
the
neither
ammunition
or
clothes
and,
route
to
Cape
Town
from
which
his
wnen
they
finally
surrendered,
they
body
travelled
to
its
final
resting
ei-
promised
the
same
rights
as
place.
The
war
was
really
a
duel
Vsn
settlers
in
the
counlrv
nmi
between
this
famous
Empire
build-
ff'ven
seventy
million
dollars
ef
and
President
Oom
Paul
Kruger
of.
the
Transvaal.
After
the
war
Kruger
disappeared
and
since
then
was
never
heard
from.
Mr.
Thompson
.spoke
of
various
mm
m
a
k
1
I
FOR
SALE
HI
ABOUT
THESE
REPAIRS
-
For
lumber,
shingles,
cement,
plaster,
brick,
Oyproc
and
roofings,
see
.Albert
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
FOR
RENT
ANGUS
Apartments,
three
four
room
suites.
ana
an
MALE
HELP
WANTED
CARRIER-SALESMAN
for
Van
;
couver
S,un.
Rupert
East.
Ap-:
ply
after
C
p.m.
1045
2nd.
Ave
'
(104i
2
AGENTS
WANTED
DEPENDABLE
spare
time
sales
i'p'eople
to
work
among
their
''friends,
acquaintances,
lodges
societies,
churches
and
business
concerns,
showing
our
sample
portfolio
of
prlnted-to-order
;
Christmas
Cards
and
boxed
assortments.
A
postal
card
will
bring
our
sample
book
without
'
charge.
A
friendly
company
ferlng
absolutely
the
best
values
and
the
most
liberal
commissions
to
reliable
Christmas
Card
sales-
ifeopte.
Experience
unnecessary.1
.
Write
today.
No
obligation.
Prem-'
ier
Art
Guild,
576
Seymour
St,j
reinstate
thstn
In
their
fr,
rrnv
Mr.
Tlnmnron
wai
also
In
Bech-"n.ihnrt
In
th-e
Livingstone
.
Playwright
Vacations
Seeking
"a
new
outlet
for
my
talents
other
than
the
then
tie,
Noel
Cwanl,
celebrated
Ihitish
playwright
and
actor,
recently
announced
his
retirement
from
the
stage
for
.the
next
two
years
aud
went
to
Hamilton,
Rermuda,
for
a
long
vacation.
He
is
shown
lapping
up
sunshine
outside
the
homt!
of
Major
R.
A.
R.
Neville,
head
of
Uie
naval
in-lelligence
department
of
the
Rritish
Navy
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
J.
F.
Ellis
Jr.,
Claxton
Cannery;
Mrs.
E.
Ahern
and
Miss
C.
Ahern,
Los
Angeles;
John
S.
Talt
and
T.
S.
Griffiths,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Marshall,
Llbby,
Montana;
A.
McLeod,
Telkwa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Scherk,
Sierra
Madre,
Cal.;
Frances
Green,
Salmon
Ann;
II.
L.
McKenney,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Moronev.
Tnnlnv
-
i
j
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
August
20,
11)12
A
general
increase
in
salaries
for
various
civic
officinU
nmi
employees
was
discussed
at
lasi
iiiKht's
meeting:
of
tht-
city
conn
cil.
Ariangementfl
liave
been
com
Dieted
for
a
banquet
of
I'rinci
Itupert
pioneers
of
1908
or
earli-'r
in
the
Premier
Hotel.
Majoi
fieorjfe
K.
Gibson
will
occupy
he
unair
ann
sneakers
wl
In,.
..
.
JWsbop
V.
H.
DuVernet.
Fred
vtoi1(,
A.
J.
Morris,
W
P
Lynch
and
I).
W.
Morrlssey.
A.
W.
Smithers
of
London
England,
chairman
of
the
Granl
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
and
K.
J
Chamberlain,
nrpsiilont
.
a...h
as
other
official.vjl
nrrlve
herd
uinurrnw
morninyon
lheteqrner
Prince
Georee.
.
District
News
TERRACE
Ernie
Roberts,
an
Indian
who
was:
accldently
drowned,
crosaine
Uie
Skeena
near
one
of
the
canner
ies,;
formerly
lived
here.
Njrrington
arrived
adopted
the
i
Mt-
Mt.
a,ul
and
Mrs'
Mrs,
1
yest-!
-ner
system
Of
buitdhi"
JOf
the'
tic
houses
every
hair
mile
atonJ
MMlday
nl8l,t
an
and
'-he
railway,
but
CMtlp
al
LakeLse
even
that
did
not'
went
out
to
the,ir
INTERIOR
Lake
on
Tuesday.
Mrs,
llaney
has
beei
revisiting
old
friends
at
Terrace.
Mrs,
llaney
moved
to
Salmon
Arm
about
nine
years,
ago.
burYslake
Mrs.
Walter
Wilson
entertained
jlI
lea
lasi
Saturday
afternoon
m
honor
of
Mrs.
M.
M.
Connelly,
Mr.,,
.c
ieiurd
and
Mr.;.
It.
H.
Steele
of
fraser
Lake,
Mis.
S.
Uardiner
of
kndako
and
Mrs.
Frank
HuUifieid
tf
Bums
Lake.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Stanver
of.
Francois
Lake
and
Mrs.
tred
Stanyer
of
'Burns
Lake
have
as
their
guesis
vheir
sisters,
Mrs.
S.
Fluke
of
New
ork,
Mrs.
H.
Woodcock
of
Alberta
and
Mrs.
N.
Oabie
of
Prince
Georfe
..
Master
Kenneth
G.
Holmes
of
Topley
was
a
visitor
at
the
Manse
.
here
at
Uie
end
of
last
week
us
the
gue
oi
nev.
ana
Mrs.
t
ranK
uusii-field,
The
book
which
Lady
Twcetls-mulr
sent
to
Raymond
Stanver
in
hospital
here
was
-The
House
of!
Four
Winds,"
by
John
Buchan.
The
The!
I
smile
did
not
leave
Raymond's
until
he
went
to
sleep.
The
weather
cleared
last
afternoon
for
the
visit
of
thei
HAS
RAIN!
Harvest
in
Rulkley
Valley
Tern,
porarily
Held
U
C'imkI
Vur
Timothy
.SMITH
KRS,
Aug.
20:-
Heavy
rain
in
the
last
few
days
lias
put
a
stop
to
haying
j
the
Rulkley
Valley
district
and,
while
the
greatest
part
of
tb
hav
cron
is
already
harvested
and
under
cover,
there
in
still
a
considerable
amount
in
Min
fiplrls
The
rain
will
be
beneficial
.j
the
timothy
left
standfner
'fr.r
timothy
seed
and
"to
the
gnin
crops,
however,
as
it
will
fill
out
the
heads
and
so
increase
he
weight
of.
Hie
crop
eonsidci-
!(wy.
"Tin-
senson
hail
nni
lihiiii'i,l...,l
!
from
a
tourist
or
holiUwnoIntt
of
view
as
there
has
been
very
little
weather
that
could
be
call-!
ed
real
warm
and,
consequently,'
the
residents
at
Lake
K.ifbkn
have
been
commuting
h.irk
i,i
rorth
between
town
and
camn.
I
IPI
THB
DAILY
PREMIER'S
WIFE
PRESENTED
AT
COURT
The
wife
and
daughter
of
the
Hon.
Allison
Dysart,
premier
of
New
Brunswick,
ar3
ahown
before
leaving
for
Buckingham
Palate
where
they
were
presented
to
the
Kiiitf
and
Queen
at
a
pre-coronation
court.
Mrs.
Dysart
ami
her
dauber,
Mary,
at
ended
the
coronation
with
I
remier
Dysart
who
was
official
representative
from
the
maritime
province.
i
n
facejbetfrge
Kone
Is
Honored
Governor
General
and
his
party
and
t
tsentation
ounaay
was
a
very
line
day
for
the.
start
of
their
trip
to
Tweodsmnlr
Park,
menorate
the
occasion
were
Hujrt
Ivraupner,
J,
V.
Parker,
T.
A
McWatters,
(I.
E.
Peters,
J.
C
flilker,
N.
I
A
Freeman,
W.
K
Stone,
U.
0.
Vandersluvs.
A.
W
Newman,
L.
M.
Asemissen.
J.
A'
vjt-
iiv
i
ftriv
tfi
Ar
m
i.'iioiwi
.
-it
cin.i
i
,
'
yuoien.
.i.
J.
wimams.
Vv
ThVi.
M-
Watts-
Lawrence
Pierce,
J.
UarlMir
Last
NiRh
v
u
H
1u(fer
K
T
R.
p-
to,.
i
,
.
i
i
no
summer
eottace
of
linro-p
me
ucavy
liiinian
lasi
wecK
wa
n4
,,
,
7
very
beneficial
to
gardens
and
grxn
wifiT
l3st
"
k
tt
1
)
f
I
but
held
back
haying
seriously-
far
v
len
"fi
those
who
have
not
finished.
rl'?e,
friends.
....-,-.iS
Tp
?5
A'
of
.sentiments
E
Perrv
Perry
at
Port
Ess'neton.
on
behalf
of
.those
assembled,
by
.
",
Hugo
Knmpiier
and
the
recipi-Mi.
and
Mrs.
Straten
Jr.
nnd
Rr.
put
mi,n,..i.',i
.,
who
have
been
the
guests
of
Mr.
The
party
was
arranged
by
and
Mrs.
Noiirse
Tor
some
weeks
re-'
Hugo
Krauprier
with
the
assis-turned
to
their
homes
in
Wisconsin
t-ance
'of
T.
A.
McWatter
Law-and
Michigan,
this
week.
rence
Pierce,
Lee
Cordon
'and
A.
.
.
.
.
W.
Newman.
The
boats
used
wer
Mrs.-
ciyae
Hunt
of
Decker
Lake
w.
M.
Watts'
Viren,
IwrenceJ
y.i
uie
weereena
euest
of
Mrs
rierces
Mnw
Inn
it.,
uv.,.
Chas.
Nourse
here.
.ners
Linton
nnd
(Iennr
Pi.for'a
Lilo.
TJtosfl
signing
a
scroll
to
com-
Lyons,
R,
s.
Ingram,
Sam
Salouni,
I).
V.
Smith,
k
M.
Gordon,'
(1.
A.
Hunter,
Wilfrid
Hicks.
Toramv
Fraser
and
Wjj.
Raymond.
fi
ii..
i
,
...
V
wiison
or
uedarva
e
and
MissFrancis
Wlltsle
R.N.
of
the
.kl
nlol
..
,1
WU,.ta-
'
Crossing.
uurns
Lake
General
Hospital
staff
of
Ule
;vcnini.'8
niweedlnir.
wnv'
T
aVC
Deen
flsning
out
of
Sun
left
left
vesterriav
yesterday
tnr
for
San
Francisco.
nl
i
nys,de'
cannery
duri"K
the
trnhiuan
,
nf
salmon
bne
will
sail
from
Prince
Rupert
"'
leave
on
th,s
evS's
train
handsome
silver
"ei
cocktail
set
Sunday
ounaay
on
on
the
uie
Prlnr-P
Prince
Robert.
Rnhort
En.
ss,.
L
tu.:
T
"""Jr..;
.
cotht?u
'
..,Y,
".'Mfor
for
their
their
homes
homes
in
In
th
the
Interior.
i..i.
Phone
18
and
84
I
O.
Box
575
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
Low
Prices
Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
lioat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
jKenney
Visits
Smithers
Town
,t
i
k)L
Skeenn
Member
Inspects
PuTific
i
Works
on
Way
to
Tweedsmulr
I'ark
SMITHEKS,
Aug.
20:
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.L.A.
for
Skeena,
sjtent
last
Wednesday
Jn
Smithers
look
t
..
'ay
Ailing
cciuiy
comn
eti-H
i.
.
.
uiiucr
n
mil,
u.
.
lie
ltr
C:ii.
"
"""I
mrnirifT,
i
.
-
u
1.
V
8
irain
for
P-
where
he
joined
C
trip
through
T..
"5
Runert
I..
Kill
VJ
JL
:
.
Will
Not
Shrink,
Wosh
as
Often
as
You
Pleaj
You
Can
Punch
a
Hole
in
it
if
You
Like
Butt
Can't
Make
it
Run,
Not
in
Either
Direction
Velvasuede
is
Very
Easy
to
Wash
Just
iws.
Luke
Warm
Suds,
Squeeze
a
Little,
Dip
it
UD.
Down
and
Presto
the
Dirt
Has
Run
Oot
There
is
no
Need
to
Iron
Velvasuede,
But
if
Want
to,
Shake
Surplus
Water
Off,
Roll
up
in
Cie
Towel
for
a
Few
Minutes,
Then
Hang
to
Dn
Iron
With
a
Moderate
Iron.
Iron
When
AlmostJ
Not
Quite
Dry.
Comes
in
Tea
Rose
and
White,
in
Bloomers
Pan
from
Small
to
Out
Size.
Slips,
Vests,
Pyja
and
Gowns
WALLACES
Phone'J
Third
andFtJ
SPECIAL
a.
Odd
lines
of
boxed
wn
tin
rr
natter
in
tin
at
half
price.
This
is
an
exceptional
ol-fer
take
advantage
of
it
and
stock
up.
Regular
price
$1.50.
On
Sale
at-
75c
Hegular
price
$1.25.
On
Sale
at-
65c
negular
price
$1.00.
On
Sale
at-
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jim
Pioneer
Druq&iats
The
RtMll
store
Phones?
81
"pen
Dally
From
t.m.
till
10,
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
It
noon
till
t
P.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
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