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THAN
2
J
J
k
EGGS
MORE
THAN
30
GENEROUS
SERVINGS
PER
PACKAGE
QUICK
QUAKER
OATS
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
;
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
I
ft
8
L
TihI
jSjLil
Lord
Tweedsmuir
To
Open
Museum
T,h.e..",'"J-
''",
Premier
..
Ilntith
Ciimiof,
lyoo
to
1902.
One
f
,,"r""'"t
I'eri.Hli
in
llrili.l,
(f'lumbia
i
imlilical
l,i,lory
began
irili
the
election
.
the
Ihtntmuir
V.overn.
ment.
Premier
Ihimmuir
Ua,l
scarcely
"Jr,cr
a
majority
of
the
I'gitlature
eigneo"
n
petili,,,,
',lemana.
YJV
'"""""
"
Lieut..
Governor
iV"";
1
""
l,mk
rfiect
J""e
2'.
1900.
On
May
5,1902,
the
Corernment
ir.fr...
rimed
n
b,ll
protimnf
for
conttruclion
"J
a
rmhtay
from
Yellouhend
Pan
by
"oyof
llute
Inlet,
to
Hctoriaf
but
the
pro,m.al
un
to
vigorously
o,,,,o,e,l
that
.1
P1"
rfr"'P'.
Hunsmuir
re.
tne,l
n
Sotemher.
1902,
and
Col.
Prior
oecame
the
new
Corernment
leader.
Governor-General
Will
Visit
Cape
Hreton
This
Week;
To
Read
Leson
at
Church
Service
SYDNEY,
N.S.,
Sept
30:
CV)
The
new
federal
museum
ct
historic
Louisburg
will
be
dedicated
by
Lord
Tweedsmuir
this
week-end,
according
to
the
program
arranged
for
the
vice
reg:.l
party.
Official
approval
has
been
received
from
Ottawa.
The
governor-general
will
remain
in
Cape
Breton
from
October
1
to
October
3
and
will
in-specl
a
guard
of
honor
of
the
i
a
t
A
An.
1
In
i
5rlM
Silrer
Spring
Coronation
Hrew
Lager,
brcued
In
Victoria,
lias
an
international
reputation
for
uniform
1,M
li,.
I
BRITISH
COLUMBIA"
i"
F.
An
F
u
c"
n.G,
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
following
further
an-nomcement
in
refcard
to
the
closi
of
the
1937
halibut
fishing
season
is
made
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission;
"The
last
date
of
clearance
for
halibut
fishing
in
Area
8
is
September
29
midnight.
Vessels
having
cleared
may
enter
olher
ports
en-route
only
if
regulations
have
been
complied
with
and
if
no
halibut
Is
landed.
Area
3
clones
to
all
halibut
fishing
October
19
midnight.
Permits
to
retain
halibut
caught
incidental
to
other
fishing
will
be
issued
and
valid
only
until
closure
of
Area
3
when
no
halibut
of
any
origin
can
be
held
in
possession
under
permit
There
were
no
halibut
arriva's
here
yesterday
or
today.
Little
its
,e
x,p
e
c
t
e'n.o
w
until
towards
the
end
of
next
week
when
.boats
Should
J&tart
getting
back
I
frpin
.final
trips-of
the
season
to
Area
No.'
3.
;
'
f
At
Ketchikan.
.'.Tuesday
tl-e
schooners
Kodiak
and
'
Westward
sold
halibQrdatchPs
'of
-35,000
and
2j,000
pounds
..respectively
for
'S't-c
and
Cc
:
Aboard
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
seaplane.
Sergeant
R.
I
Thomas,
H:
F.
Anderson
and
W.
H.
Lord
arrived
here
Monday
afternoon
from"
SD'roat
Ijtkn.
Van.
couver
uver
Island.
Island.
They
They
a
are
here
to
85th
Cane
Breton
Hiehlande,.
the
Canadian
Legion,
Boy
Scouts
f.
a,erjal
Photojrmphy
work
:
ntn
tuL
I
tin
J
MI'
1
-
w
:
A
-T.
lllf
..."'"MA
II
.1
J
1
1
I
I
1
L
1
'
iliiiTiiiirlKii
'
ii
r-fwi
I
For
more
than
a
quarler
of
a
century
it
,a,
been
regarded
as
one
.
n..Mi
uoiiimina'.
mini
M)pulnr
lecr.
SILVEU
SPUING
Coronation
Bycw
Lager
N.
1
.This
advcrtisfinent
is
not
puMislid
m
liil;itd
,v
K
viCTOiA.lt
the
Government
of
Uritul,
Coubi?;0'
V
for
and
Urrl
Guides.
-v
m.miem.
The
party
will
make
a
tour
cf
.
the
Dominion
Steel
and
Coal
Cor-
first
nine
months
of
4936
The
scale
poration.
steel
mills
at
Sydney
for
this
September
has
been
21-
before
leaving
for
Louisburg,
793.383
board
feet
in
comparison
.7.
"r-".
c
,oio,03a.Doard
feet
in
SeD-i
ruins
of
the
ancient
French
fort-
iember
1935.
1
'
i
ine
log
scale
for
species
this
seD-;
IDs
Excellency
will
attend
ser-
Umber
was
as
follow
fluri
for
vice
at
George
S
reet
Presbyteri-
the
same
month
last
ye
al2
Z
an
Church
the
last
day
of
Lis
ing
shown
for
jisit
and
wilt
read
the
lesson.
f
W-icrtX
'
The
governor-general
arrived
afd
5?-L19
Brd
Brd.
Ft.
at
Charlottetown
TnM1lar
.5nii
.
u
v,
,
.
i."
.
"""s"
uou;ias
Fir-
ioj,Bay.-;
463.839:;
540,698
S40.6M
'.Prince
Edward
Island.
SCALING
HOLDS
UP
Present
Year
Still
Maintains
Lead
Over
Last
in
Timber
Production
For
District
Red
Cedar
ygz'zrmftz
J
3,152,440
Spruce?
illUHH.692
J
(t.2mnfi
Balsam
-
i,5lS,060
jJackpine
,
.
:336.15
Miscellaneous
84.945
7.334,551
1.984,129
1,32241
Totak
,21.793,383
22,618,035
Forest
Product
;
Lineal
feet
of
poles
and
piling
in
i
ins
interior
this
September
amounted
tq
but
4(T,181
19,825
in
cedar,
9.375
in
jackplne
and
10.931
in
eiuniocK
as
compared
with
161,605
.
Uneal
feet
in
September
1936.
Timber
allngs
in
Prince
Rupert
The
tie
count
this
September
was
forestry
district
for
the
nre.vnt
2fi.vn
.n
T.r
.a
.
iK.vkw,
us
.
.
.
compared
3car
to
date
have
reached
a
total;
with
25,853
last
rear
.
"r'
looara
Ieei
as
compar-!
A
total
of
156
cords
of
rordur
w
n.miU4,vol
ooaru
ieei
in
ine
i
was
recorded
this
September
THB
DAILT
NIWi
-j7,
September,
RETURN
TO
FUNDAMENTAL
TRINCirLES
(Continued
from
l'agc
One)
all
play
our
small
part,
speak
the
kindly,
sympathetic,
,
charitable
word,
take
an
active
Interest
in
local,
provincial
and
national
af-
,
.
I
airs,
itemciuun
omajjvui
only
public
men
and
men
or
wealth
tfy
the
ony
real
heritage
to
hand
would
keep
it
before
them!"
down
to
our
children.
Money
is
The
press
was
another
great
pow-
ntUe
good
stand
for
tne
thlngs
er
that
could
hp
used
for
the
pro-
..i,.kn
in-
i,
i.nl,n.
-
-
UlUb
alT
nuiuiniui
wuu-
motion
of
good
government.
Too
try
Don.t
forget
lne
undamentals
I
often,
however,
was
it
used
for
the
o
jifej..
furtherance
of
selfishness.
But
the
,s
IJf
n,jnjSCf
nt
public
which
demanded
sensationalism
and
excitement
instead
of
Mr.
Justice
Manson
was
remln-truth
might
hold
itself
to
a
great
iscent
in
opening
his
address.
It
extent
responsible
for
this
In
the
scarcely
seemed
.
possible
Uiat
commercial
world
of
today.
"Think
twenty-nine
years
had
passed
since
what
power
the
press
would
have
he
had
first
landed
in
Prince
Ruby
honestly
approving
the
tilings
pert
on
the
Princess
May
in
July
that
are
ood
and
disapproving
1908,
a
young
graduate
of
Toronto
those
that
are
bad."
University
and
Osgoode
Hall,
the
All
could
play
their
part
Individ-
first
solicitor
In
Prince
Rupert.
So
ually
in
ensuring
good
government
far
as
he
could
recall
there
were
and
a
better
era,
declared
His
Lord-
but
two
families
still
here
today
ship.
"We
cannot
go
on
playing
who
were
here
then
the
P.
W.
with
flrp
holno-
HUVimioct.
Inrtpf-
AnriPrsnn's
nnrl
thp
R
I.
Mrlntsh's
----
"
-
f5
'
v
.
-
-
...
-
inltely.
There
is
little
good
having
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
was
at
Port
Simp-
upalth
fnr
tsii
AMIHran
4f
ir.itr
csn
AonrftA
T?1tp11
otICrvVocVtntA
rmintrv
l
-winij
In
ho
tnrn
hv
.srw!nl
Hp
rpfal!prl
nrh
nlnnppr
flmirpc
nc
disaster.
Stand
for
the
things
that
Jack
Beattie,
John
Knox
and
John
are
worinwnue,
don
t
lorget
tne
Houston
ana
tola
or
Knovcllle
and
fundamentals
nf
life
Takp
It
from
Vlckersvlllp
5?nprlal
trihnt
wn
me.
it
is
quite
possible
for
Canada
paid
to
the
late
Bishop
DuVernet
io
t
a
onier
a
revolution
as
mat
aiso
rTea
R.err
ana
ur.
urant.
Tne
in
Spain."
year
after
his
own
arrival
his
young
Chaotic
Age
bride
had
arrived
on
the
old
Camo-
"We
are
living
today
in
an
age
sun.
First
there
was
the
cabin
in
that
is
pretty
chaotic."
said
Mr.
the
muskeg,
then
the
new
home
on
Justice
Minson.
"We
have
boasted
Fifth
Avenue
to
which
they
had
to
oi
iremenaous
scientific
advance-
carry
water
from
downtown,
ment
and
of
all
that
man
has
ac-
His
Lordship
mentioned
some-compllshed.
We
thnueht
our
rivl-
thins
about
his
nrartlrp
hprp
In
lization
was
about
the
last
word,
those
early
days,
the
cosmopolitan
Then
came
the
great
crash
and
clientele
all
along
the
line
of
the
breakdown
of
1914
Then
the
per-
railway
construction
from
here
to
lod
of
reconstruction
and
we
Endako.
It
might
not
have
been
a
thought
we
were
well
on
the
way
to
lucrative
practice
but
It
was
rich
in
progress
and
prosperity.
Then
in
education
and
human
understand-
uuv
came
another
crash.
We
may
Ing.
have
to
have
a
few
more
crashes
to
His
early
political
life
was
re
bring
us
to
our
senses.
Civilization
called
by
the
speaker,
haw
he
had
seems
but
a
veneer.
All
one
has
entered
Dolitics
in
mi2
against,
wii.
to
do
is
scratch
the
surface
and
liam
Manson,
meeting
defeat.
Here
the
brute
and
animal
is
still
there,
he
let
out
a
secret
that
In
that
We
listen
with
fear
and
trembling
,
election
he
had
voted
for
the
Labor
and
wonder
what
is
going
to
be
candidate.
Bill
Montgomery.
Then
nexi.
Tne
question
is:
whither?
came
the
election
of
1916
when
he
"
"
Bomg
w)
De
ine
end?
Where
naa
been
returned
from
Omlneca
is
It
all
going
to
wind
up?
the
seat
he
had
held
unUI
1933.
"No
v
e
tnought
we
had
democracy
'
man
could
haVe
had
a
finer
loyalty
uut
we
&ee
delators.
Europe
we
than
those
grand
people
of
Omln-see
filled
with
tinder.
Maniacs
have
eca
those
mnrhprs
nnrt
ir,pr.
matches.
In
Spain
there
Is
the
rivil
reoosed
-
-
-
ihwjv
j
tai
o
war.
in
the
Orient
Japan
ravishes
Politics
made
little
difference
to
us
Chlna-"
We
were
interested
in
the
develnn-
Great
BrltaiiVs
Dositinn
was
n'
r...w
u,uiS
io
mainiam
me
At
the
eonelujrfnn
nf
),u
aAr
Daiance
of
tilings
and
the
peace
oi
the
world.
preserve
Social,
political
and
economic
problems
were
still
unsolved.
In
the
country
to
the
south
there
was
Manson.
also
w
nuuttOO,
Mrs.
F.
M.
Good,
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
extended
!a
vote
of
thanks
to
Mr
a
war
or
labor
and
capital.
To
a
'
Hon
to
the
Ovr
ni,,h
fnr
.esser
extent
there
was
a
similar
I
.u
.
war
here
in
Canada.
iZeTr
the.
?resence
?
the
been
many
doctors
but
so
far
not'
nr
V,
L
Dn
N"
one
of
the
nrescrintions
i
5.rt?k,es.by-
of
the
Gjt0
vlded
a
solution
.
T'
aiso
"Pfwsed
appreciation
Tertians.'
MtPrf
m.
1
10
l-he
speaker
as
weU
as
the
plea-
shin"
the
rpnn
i.
.V"
rZ.u.
IZ.
'
SUTe
at
havlnS
members
of
the
advance
we
have
made
in
iKttS
Women'
Canadla"
Club
present,
and
other
fields,
we
have
forgotten
;
-
-
-
:
"
.
.
some
oi
me
lundamental
principles."
There
was
too
much
selfishness,
too
much
erasnini?
fnr
wealth
for
wealth's
sake,
power
for
.jowers
sake.
There
was
also
the
lust
for
pleasure.
Pleasure
was
a
necessary
thing
but
pleasure
at
the
sacrifice
of
another's
comfort
was
unreasonable.
"Sometimes
it
seems
there
is
HHIp
1
we
can
do
as
individuals."
remark
ed
the
speaker
"but
we
should
not
quit
or
surrender
to
pessimism.
Life
is
still
worth
living.
We
will
go
through
this
cycle.
But
it
,is
not
good
enough
to
be
callous,
to
sav
'let
the
government
do
If
We
can
CLASSIFIED
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
A
few
large
bundles
of
old
newspapers,
2
for
25c.
SEWING
UTILITY
SEWING
CLASSES-m7s.
'
Thomasson,
Wallace
Elock.
Phone
Blue
637.
(j
f
WANTED
TO
TRADE
WOULD
Exchange
Calgary
revenue
bearing
houses
for
general
or
hardware
business
or
will
manage
buginess
with
privilege
of
buying.
Apply
Ho
50,
Spiritwood,
Saskatchewan
if.
WANTED
WANTED
To
purchase
a
used
origan,
also
a
used
piano.
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
;,"
(229)
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl
A.T.OM.
VOICE
PRODUCTION
Piano
and
Theory
131
Fourth
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
991
THE
SEAL
Mf
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
COAL
to
ri.t.tsi;
tvtKnoi)v
SatUfactkn
Ouaraotc4
I'viiiuuf
IMmiii
.ilbrrta
I'val
Uulklrr
Vallfy
voal
Vanrouvrr
IUnJ
(oj
Prince
Rupert
Feed
t'binpudy
PHO.NE:
68
and
558
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
C
M.
Kyle,
W.
C
Warren,
W.
11.
Stewart,
M.
W.
Burrough,
Walter
F.
Harris,
J.
Turner,
F.
W.
Eccles
and
II.
M.
Church,
Vancouver;
Commander
E.
R.
Malnguy,
Ottawa.
Cenreal
Tobias
Johannesen,
R.
Nelson.
O.
Stevens,
George
Flynn,
J.
Pcderscn
and
H.
Enokscn,
city;
J.
Erlandscn,
Remo;
II.
J.
Mynott,
Wark
Canal;
E.
G.
Storey
and
W.
Cockcrell.
CNJt.;
C.
Kerh,
Shames;
J.
B.
Armstrong,
Edmonton;
Axel
S.
Hanson,
Oona
River;
J.
Hadland.
Digby
Island;
II.
Stein,
Port
Es-sington;
S.
Edwards,
Jap
Inlet,
Knox
H.
Bergesen,
S.
H.
Magnussen
and
J.
Monroe,
city;
J.
Donald
and
II.
Behrcn,
Ocean
Falls.
Royal
A.
II.
Vick,
New
Westminster.
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Friday
Saturday
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Oct.
1
Oct.
2,
last
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Specials
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with
These
Specials
in
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and
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8
only
CoiiKoleum
Gold
Seal.
Size
7J
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each
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3x3
at
each
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,
Size
3x4'
at
each
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.
.
Size
27x51
at
each
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.
.
Square
yard
at
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yard
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Window
Shades
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each
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Congoleum
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95c
$1.25
Feltol
Mats
65c
Rexoleum
Linoleum
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
39c
79c
In
Green
and
Cream
on
strong
roller?.
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3x6
feet,
at,
each
UiJt
D.
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Furniture
Exchange
Prince
Rupert,
IJ.
C.
Hours,
9
a.m.
to
5
p.w-
Transatlantic
Transcontinental
TnuisfHlfi
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To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Torts
Princess
Adelaide
every
Friday,
10
p.m.
.
To
Vancouver
Direct
.f.icr
PRINCESS
CHAKLOTTE
PIUNCESS
Ll,S.E.
Sept.
4th
Sept.
:th.
17th,
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
ScC5
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.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
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