&
August
17.
1637.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
.-n
Wednesday.
Father
L.
Maragny
left
on
last
liV
:t
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.
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l..-..t
.
A-t
J.
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.
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&
G
SOAP
6
bars
I
j
T
A
-
AA-.IAA
AA7I
ACJAM..
i
tn-w
.riH.iiicii.
i
i;r.
ni
Jirs.
.ii
artnn
onH
1
i
left
last
.evening's
lei.
,,t
Maytiiii-:"
-
pons
on
train
noma."
Louden,
.superintendent
annual
National
Coast
Vancouver
and
Mr$.
Louden
teica:
Vm
north
to
wake
in
ua
t
tip
w
Ukagway.
(u.
n
Matheson
of
tha
Can-a(l
;;aUna
Railways
investlga
n
m;i;at3iet
with
headquarter:
p.
ui
George
arrived
in
the
city
intcjtor
on
yesi&rday
af
II
Ill
Toturn
11.
b
!
legrge
tomorrow
e,v:nlng.
.,
train,
returning
to
,Ter-cvinlng.
Hp
had
bien
im
Terrace
to
Sklvus
on
he
:udden
death
thjre
of
nnhprts.
C.N.R.
track
na-
"
.
.
j
.
.
a
I..AJ.
1
1
.1..
man
ana
came
uu
himj
me
cuy
b
n.'-
remains.
k
Mexico
president
of
the
Inter
iors
Harvester
Co.,
was
a
Sr...:'
passenger
going
north
rjl
.
.1
nJn.n
Dnknrt
I'A.tfl.
)r.ru
Ulc
nuii.t;
uuw.it
jicatci.
to
make
the
ruond
trip
to
ru'sv
He
was
accompanied
by
;.
McCormlck.
arrv
ikiiulhi
uuuuci.
uiiclwi
Gvro
Club
supervised
play-
...til
V.
.
i
1
I.
.
n
OunuS
Will
ue
mc
reui.fr
u-
8rr;w
at
the
regular
weekly
jDiheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Bb
He
win
discuss
some
oi
tne
..
.
a
a
l
..14..
II.
I'l
LUC
L.U1111I1LUIIII1
ULklllll
cnnaren
wnicn
me
ciuo
is
spwn-
TIMHUt
SAI.K
XS1HI6
...
...
-
...III
h
rwilVAil
hn
tV
ft
i
as
M
victoria,
uu.,
ncn
i
on
th
thlrtlrth
day
of
;
t
-x
,the
piirotiase
of
-a
out
a.bOt.000
feet
of
v
...
.
Qiko
.iiisajii
ui
an
arm
v.
BO
or
District
For-
Pr
j
n
iprt
B.C
HRIFT
QUAKER
PUFFED
4
CUSSIC
CLEANSER-Sifter
tin,
Each
free
Aeroplane
pic
ture
2
for
JEWEL
SHORTENING
Mb
packets
7c
BRENT.VOOD
PEAS
QSp
While
i.hev
last
StlnsUV
KELL0Q3
URAN
FLAKES'
-
25
c
WILD
ROSE
PASTRY
FLOUR
10-
lb.
sacks.
Kdo
Each
OIC
155
LUS11US
JELLY
POWDERS,
LU8I1US
FANOY
FREE.
LUSHUS
SWEET
MYSTERY
SL
15C
SCOTT'B
fl
H
A
I)
F!
"A"
LARGE
EGQSWd
and
Thurs.
only.
QOo
Do?.
o
NAUOU
FANCY
WHITE
CORN
No.
2
tall
tin.
2
tins
25c
1HRJFT
COFFEE
ggg
Oround
while
you
wait.
THRIFT
TEA--Ask
for
sample.
Lb,
43c
25
c
THRACE
CARROTB
ffp
Fresh,
large
bunches
TERRACE
CABBAGE'
Cp
Crisp,
green.
Lb.
TOMATOES
No.
1.
5-lb.
Baskets
in
Interior
39c
"one
179
nn
u.
no!
w
Ship
to
All
Parts
of
the
uor
a
visii
to
uane
ivamiyu
neai
UJll
.
1
-Sniitbers.
Mrs.
It.
H,
Adcock
and
daurh.
ter,
who
have
been
on
a
vjsit
to
.
.
.
.
A
I
A
-..
L
-.
Alice
a,
reiurnea
to
the
clt
from
the
north
on
the
CataU
this
morning.
Verv
Rev.
James
II.
fiihsnn
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
1
.
.
L
l
i.
it
iei.i
on
ism
evening
a-
train
ior
a
trip
to
Halifax
to
attend
Synod
sessions.
Moiley
Shier
of
Vancouver,
af
j
ter
a
husines
visit
tn
Stpwnrl
niey
Mills
of
Terrace
came
!
&"led
Jom
norihs
IP
1J"
!
I
lata
I
ft
tli
I
a
nmin
n.r
or.il
ri
11
V...
I
n.
Interior
on
yesterday
u
v
t
i
u
iiiuiiuiiB
UI1U
Dill
in
town
for
the
next
day
or
sp.
M.
A.
liurbank.
divisional
eneln-
eer
for
the
Canadian
National
Rail,
ways,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
over
me
une
on
oniciai
duties.
John
R.
Morgan,
well
known
Queen
Charlotte-Island
logging
op
erator,
amvea
in
tne
city
Sunday
from
Blllmor
and
sailed
ve&ter.
day
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Prof.
A.
F.
Barss
of
the
Uni.
ver8ity
of
British
Columbia
sail
ed
by
Ihe
Prince
Kupert
.yesteri
day
afternoon
on
his
return
tq
Vancouver
after
spending
a
few.
uaya
in
the
city.
Hiss
Tona
Bourgon
of
Telkwa,
who
has
been
attending
summer
school
for
tenrhera
at
Victoria.
Iliavinu'
arrival!
from
thp
south
Sunday,
left
on
last
evening
si
train
for
her
home
in
the
interior.
ilr.
and
Mrs.
R.
II.
Nicholson
of
Victoria
are
visitors
in
the
city.
ilr.
Nicholson
is
in
the
service
of
the
Department
of
Transport
and
was
formerly
lo
cated
at
Uigby
island.
Father
Onthony
Meulenberg
luiriali
nripfit
nf
.
tht
Roman
Ca
thollc
Church
al'
Stewart,
arrived
in
the
citv
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
the
north
for
a
brief
visit.
E.
I).
Haddon.
for
many
years
a
resident
of
the
Portland
Canal
nn
r
i.nnir
r'n.i.:.!
e:
i
-
n..,i...
AVLJ
V
I
Ak-K
Y
1'"rl"
lirsi
iVL-airu
ill
iimi
lW
.
I
II
111
1
idirr
Ui
WiiS.nv.
"I'll
"
OFFERS
A'OU
iG
Money-SavinK
,
Items
.
Haddon
and
two
daughters
were
passengers
going
through
on
the
Catala
todav
enroute
to
Chelan,
Washington,
where
ilr.
Hauuon
will
join
the
service
of
Ihe
Bri
tannia
Co.
as
accountant.
After
a
visit
to
the
Big
Mis
souri
mine,
M.
M.
(VBrien,
chief
jf4jld
engineer
of
the
Consoll-dated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
and
J
T.
fireirorv
of
Tacoma.
a
di
...
rector
of
he
Ulir
.Missouri
or
l
..
1
1
I
A
1.
iporailon,
were
nere
aooaru
uk
Catala
toVy
return
WK
south
I
ilr.
Orgory,
lefore
it
was
ac
ouired
bv
Consolidated,
was
pre
client
nf
the
Big
Misouri
to.
Fred
Randolph
Smith
of
Tacoma
district
governor
of
the
Rotary
Plub,
and
Mrs.J3mlth
sailed
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
yesterday
after
noon
for
Ketchikan
and
Juneau
af
tera
ylslt
of
three
days
here.
On
Sunday
Mr.
Sniith
had
luncheon
with
the
executive
and
committee
chairmen
of
the
local
club,
Presl
dent
W.
R.
McAfee
in
the
chair.
The
district
gqvernor
gave
a
talk
on
matters
pertaining
to
the
Internal
affairs
of
the
organization,
Dr.
H.
0.
JOHNSEN
.Will
Start
.Practising
Again
.Wednesday,
Aug.
18.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarelli,
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
fl.6
ny
60
Rooms
Hot
ti
Cold
Water
Prince
Huport,
B.C.
-
Phana.ZIl
P.O..JMI
IM
QJd
Man
Superstition
poppn
into
wary
folks'
lives
again
foi
a
one-day
stay
last
Friday,
th
13th.
Just
why
anybody
shouh
hp
nervous
about
this
combine
tion
is
not
knoyn
but
it's
hen
and
there
is
nothing
one
can
rli
about
it.
If
anv
one
breaks
a
leg.
lose
money
or
a
wife
on
Friday
th
Thirteenth,
you
can
lay
:
2
to
one
U't
and
collect)
that
the
victims
will
plunk
an
accus
Ing
thumb
down
on
the
day
am'
date,
"just
because."
'
Those
who
steer
clear
of
lad
des,
mirrors
and
6ther
reportod
ly
Ill-omened
objects,
will
point
out
that
there
were
13
at
tin
Last
Supper,
including
Judas
if-cariot.
whn
net.
daw
tradiiton
ally
a
Friday,
betrayed
Jesus
Christ.
I
But:
sav
thosfi
who
taboo
th
crossed-finger
and
wood
-
touch
ing
rituals,
how
about
Columbus
Didn't
he
sail
on
a
Friday
and
discover
land
on
another
Frida
October
1.
1492?
True,
ft
wasn't
the
13th,
but
it
was
as
'lose
as
anyone
could
come
to
it
It
is
generally
conceded
Friday
ri
an
unlucky
day
no
mattti
'ho
date.
The
Encyclopedia
Rri-
annica
says
that
"according
to
Mnhnmmfdan
tradition,
Friday,
which
is
the
iWoslem
Sabbath,
was
the
dav
on
which
Adam
was
'rented,
entered
Paradise
an.1
vas
exDclIcd.
and
it
was
the
dav
if
his
repentance,
the
day
of
hi
ieath
and
will
be
the
Day
of
Resurrection."
It
hns
nil
boiled
down
to
that
mystprious
"13."
If
anyone
can
prove
by
actual
dati
in
record-intr
of
events
that
this
numer!
Is
jinxed
a
Jol
pf
arguments
will
be
closed.
One
copifortintr
thought
is
that
Friday
the
lHth
won't
appear
niain
until
Mnv.
1938.
Twice-
yearly
visits
are
down
for
Janu
ary
and
October,
1039
and
in
September
apd
December,
19-M)
UIIQE
iPKAYKK
FOR
UNION"
TQRQffTO,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
Prayer
for
the
union
of
the
.Church
of
England
with
the
Church
of
Rome
and
the
Eastern
Orthodox
Church
was
urged
In
a
sermon
here
by
Rev.
Father
Mathew,
organizing
secre
tary
of
the
English
Church
Union.
WHAT
NO
POTATO
BUGS?
MILTON.
Ont.
Aug.
17:
(CP)
District
farmers
are
puzzled,
though
happy,
because
this
year
for
the
first
tme
In
memory
no
potato
bugs
have
appeared.
16.
29.
Annpuncements
United
Fashion
Show,
September
Pyro
.Hallowe'en
Dance,
October
THE
IDAIfcY
-NEWS
PAUJS
TiIRJ5
KING
AND
QUEEN
HOSTS
AT
SECOND
GARDEN
.PARTY
Sfekii
Hnmm
lloyal
hMs
at
the
second
g
rden
party
held
in
Buckingham
Talace
grounds
since
the
cjoronatio.n,
Queen
Elizabeth
is
shown
at
left
as
she
greeted
a
guest.
King
George
is
.greeting
two
more
guests
at
right
FRIDAY
THE
THIRTEENTH
Was
The
Last
Hoodoo
Day
Until
May,
iy:i8
Surprise
Party
j
Sailing
McLeans
To
Mrs.
Hveding
j
Arrive
In
Port
Farewell
Affair
For
Popular
Nor
wegian
Lady
Who
is
Leaving
for
Old
Country
At
the
home
of
Mrs.
John
Mur-
vold,
Ambrose
Avenue,
a
happy
farewell
surprise
party
was
held,
at
the
end
of
the
week
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
In
honor
.of
Mrs.
Magnus
Hveding
who
is
about
to
leave
for
a
year
s
trlD
to
her
native
home
in
Norway.
Mrs.
Hveding
was
presented
with
a
handsome
brush,
comb
and
mir-ror
set.
An
enjoyable
program
In-iluded
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
L.
C
Jensen
and
Mrs.
O.
Wick
with
read
ings
and
Dlano
selections
by
Mrs
Jensen.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
v
Those
nresent
were
Mrs.
J.
John
son.
Mrs.
J.
Ivarson,
sMrs.
E.
John
son,
Mrs.
E.
Evensen,
Mrs.
Martin
skni?
Mrs.
H.
Groven.
Mrs.
L.
C
Jensen.
Mrs.
S.
Skog,
Mrs.
A.
Erick-
son,
Mrs.
P.
Pederson,
Mrs.
A.
An-
tonsen.
Mrs.
H.
Soransen,
Mrs.
J.
Mlcklesen,
Mrs.
H.
Johansen,
Mrs.
J.
Storseth,
Mrs.
L.
Sandvar,
Mrs.
J.
Strand,
Mrs.
E.
Skog,
Mrs.
J.
Murvold.
Mrs.
L.
Husoy,
Mrs.
G.
Selvig,
Mrs.
C.
Jensen,
Mrs.
B.
Char.
stad,
Mrs.
Peter
Llland,
Mrs.
A.
Bendiksen,
Mrs.
H.
Erickson,
Mrs.
L.
Llndseth,
Mrs.
P.
Wlkaai,
Mrs.
Peter
lien
and
Mrs.
O.
Wick.
Peter
Lien
and
Mrs.
O.
Wick.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hveding
will
leave
on
tomorrow
evening's
train
for
New
York
where
they
will
embark
August
25
on
the
'steamer
Stavan-Jerfjord
for
Oslo.
Hotel
Arrivals
"
Savoy
mlt.
Dr.
J.
Sebastian,
H.
Marshall,
Three
Generation
Repieenled
Whon
llftntu
l'riim
Seiiarali'd
I
Routes
Are
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
17:
(CP)
Three
generations
of
seafaring
(McLeans
met
recently
-when
-three
vessels,
sailing
widely
-separattd'
routes,
were
berthed
here
.within'
a
few
hundred
yards
of
one
an-1
other.
In
the
.emrineer's
store-room
pf,
R.
M-
Niagara,
Canadian
Aus-.
ralasian
liner,
was
the
patriarch
if
th
sail
inn-
clan.
Charles
Mc
Lean,
who
has
completed
101
voyages
on
the
Niagara
between
Australia
and
Canada.
McLean
first
saw
.Vancouver
the
night
it
was
razed.
by
fire
in
186.
When
the
nassenirer
liner
and
flagship
of
the
.Union
Steamship
Limited
coastwise
service,
s.
.
Catala,
docked
at
the
company
wharf.
Charles
McLean's
son,
Captain
Harry
McLean,
was
her
pilot.
Within
a
stone's
throw
of
the
Niagara
lay
Ihe
R.
M.
S.
Empress
of
Canada,
aboard
which
William
McLean,
son
of
Cantain
illarrv.
was
having
his
first
taste
of
the
sea
as
a
messenger
in
the
purser's
department
Surprise
Party
For
Miss
Casey
Another
Affair
Last
Night
Popular
ltride-Elect
For
A
delightful
surprise
party
was
held
last
evening
at
the
home
.of.
'Mrs.
jMrs.
ueurgw
Georg3
B.
o.
oa;cj
Casey,
,
ucituw
Eleventh
i
Ttneh
McKav.
city:
Alberta
Dob
f
Mice
Plarn
FJ
Ole,
Copper
City;
Rose
Mulvain
and
en
(Mickey)
Casey,
whose
mar
Sarah
Johnson,
Haysport.
Royal
riage
to
Alfred
Teed
takes
place'
Saturday
evening
next.
Mrs.
Sam
r
a
n.Wo
Unnrnnver:
J.
MC-...
.
m.i..i
Tnn
aw.
i.
mvAvuv,
.
-.
-
'ilOUgail
ailU
iVita.
rwtAiuiu
ajuhs
tiii
ToH.ti,n
T
Rhndes.
C.N.R.:
-
.
.
-a
iu.
aci,
Atir.ui
,
-ere
co-noivesses.
run,
ui
uic
c
A.
Pederton,
Endako;
F.
Pihlgerand
enlng
was
spent
m
enjoying
piano1
rit.v.
Fred
Small.
....
r...i
AT
.
AA.
AAAAVVAAa..,
'
ieiCCUOIiS
U
IVIIOS
C11AC1
AVAWAC"
sinlthers:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
II.
New-
v,
nnA
-nmmntt.v
sinirlnir.
r
tlW
UIV
M4
v...
-
j
0
&
w
vjll,
Oyen,
Alta.;
E.
G.
Huston,
Col-,
Later
Masters
oeorgle
and
Jim-
umbus,
Ohio.
my
Weir,
nephews
of
the
bride-
frf
its
.....v
eicci,
jircwrmcu
aviias
vaocji
nit"
H,
B.
Forse
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
dajntny
decorated
basket
laden
H.
Nicholson,
Victoria;
John
S.iWlth
many
beautiful
and
useful
.
.
u
tfA.lai,
c-.lot-
anrl
T
T
.
.
.
.
i.
u.
uarren,
vivii
...
Dainty
reiresnments
were
servea
J.
McConnell,
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
ftt
mldnght,
servlteurs
.being
Mrs.
Mrs.
John
Rukin
and
family
and
R
Lang
Mrs
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Hougan.
Mrs.
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Moots,
East
Lannlng,
Michigan;
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Those
present
were
Misses
M.
R.
Morgan,
Billmor;
Miss
ona
Casey,
E.
Moorehouse,
J.
Strand,
Bourgon,
Telkwa;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
srand,
M.
Collusi.
A.
Collusi,
Hugh
Klndersley,
London,
England,
MeS(jame5
Vink.
T.
Moorehouse,
E.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
A.
Boyd
Mont-
gander,
F.
Barber,
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Paynter,
Southport,
Ind.;
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H.
Tattersal,
W.
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Tattrsal,
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gllversldes,
F.
J.
Eckman,
Toronto.
Morehouse
a.
Houean.
RIGHT
UNDER
THE
SHADOW
TORONTO.
Aug.
17:
(CP)
When
a
Rouyn
man
came
to
town
he
tpld
police
four
strangers
took-$22
from
him
In
a
penny-matching
,game
right
outside
the
legislative,
M,
Lamb,
McKenzie,
Casey,
Weir
and
Masters
Geprge
and
Jimmy
Weir.
Reach
the
most
people
In
ctty
and
district
with
an
advertisement
tn
the
Dally
New.
Orange
"SALADA
TEA
Velvasuede
8I
ingene
Will
Not
Shrink,
Wash
as
Often
as
You
Please
You
Can
Punch
a
Hole
in
it
if
You
Like,
But
You
Can't"
Make
it
Run,
Not
in
Either
Direction
Velvasuede
is
Very
Easy
to
Wash
Just
Drqp
it
Into
Luke
Warm
Suds,
Squeeze
a
Little,
Dip
it
up
and
Down
and
Presto
the
Dirt
Has
Run
Out.
There
is
no
Need
to
Iron
Velvasuede,
But
if
You
Want
to,
Shake
Surplus
Water
Off,
Roll
up
in
Glean
Towel
for
a
Few
Minutes,
Then
Hang
to
Dry.
Iron
With
a
Moderate
Iron.
Iron
When
Almost
But
Not
Quite
Dry.
Comes
in
Tea
Rose
and
White,
in
Bloomers,
Panties,
from
Small
to
Out
Size.
Slips,
Vests,
Pyjamas
and
Gowns
WALLACES
Phone
9
Third
and
Fulton
BRITEN
Flotation
Process
TOOTH
PASTE
It's
New
It's
Different
ItMakes
Them
White
Flotation
Process
Cleanses
Hidden
Angles
Where
Danger
Lurks
29c
Per
Tube
:!
)
2
for
53c
OrmesLtd.
Pioneer
DruQpiats
,
The
IUill
Store
Phones:
81
&
82
Open
Daily
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
.and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m,
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
35
Simmons
All
Felt
Mattresses
All
CQ
(1(1
Standard
Sizes
in
Stock.
Price
V
Phone
775
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver;
TJ1.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:J0
MVL
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
pm.
.
.
.i
T.8.8.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
1I:JI
TM.
HVJvX
'Due
Vancouver,
Monday
am.
If
convenient
please
purchase
ticket
at
office.
Further
lnformatlqn
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
II
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
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