bNGSTON,
Ont,
Sept;
24
1
-
....
.
f
,entynve
more
convicts
m.
uiumuus
pound
America
Moors
Began
Making
to
have
gone
on
aitdown
,
Modern
Shin
Looting
tw
We
are
still
glvint
our
Free
Gift
Tokens
which
entitle
you
to
z
wide
ranee
of
Premiums.
Come
In
and
Look
Them
Over
US
S
ALL
EM'
S
ECONOMY
STORE
no1
FOR
SALE
P
SALE-
A
few
large
bundles
of
0t
newspapers,
2
for
25c.
h
SALE
-20
ft.
Speed
Hast.
tUnots
per
hour.
$150.00.
Ap-
fc'y
Seal
Cove
Tost
Office,
tf.
1
SALE-
40
ft.
I
roller.
Fullv
I
juipped
with
gurdies
and
iach,
Suitable
for
halibut
Hilling.
Apply
Cow
Bay
firo-
terv
(9'c.
SEWING
1UTY
SEWINQ
CLASSES-Mrs.
Thomasson,
Wallace
Block.
Phone
Blue
637,
(t.f.)
1
TIIK
Sl'I'RKME
COI
R!
hi
IKITISd
'
,
coli-mhia
!
"if
Mallrr
of
Ell
(Hiornr,
lirfH
And
Ine
Mailer
of
the
"AdmliilHlritlon
ThKl
NOTICE
that
nrdr
nt
H.
(incur
W
E
Plghpr.
tha
16th
div
ot
JWrt,
A,
D.
1837
I
wm
rTvlntort
PiMtauwor
of
the
wrtat
of
Ell
.
D"U1.
nd
all
partloi
hT-i
.u.
cnuna
sMitu.
..m
.ii...
.....
-
n
1.
m.q
m.u
wmw:
p.
v
;
'
W'H
to
m
on
or
before
the
fa
Jjr
of
October.
A.
D.
1937.
tnd
'
porues
JndeMjwi
in
...at.
.r
NORMAN
A,
WATT
Official
AdmlnMr.lor,
7
thi
17th
day
of
Augukt.
A,
V
W.m.ll
NOIH
K
IMxrMini
uml
I'm
AKE
NOTICE
IIIAT
Tlie
Depart-
"
OI
W
ic
Warlu.
Pi.iuirt.1
whose
lrfs'
t!
Pint
(VMa.
TlollHlnir
Mllf'
mtr.'T
n.d.
will
apply
for
a
'
and
(me
30
Imp.
CJMs
!
t
wn'.ar
cut
ot
Christen-
hl:h
OiU-s
ucuthfrly
and
p
aorac
in:
about
too
r.'.rh.-fi.
-jv
nirniF
mh
witr
it
hi
aavim.umt
Vhi
rf.
Charlotte
City.
it
IL'III
at
A
SL
u'
0
ft.
ups'Kim
from
.ho
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iho
aovernmwit
Queen
Cljf
c
7
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and
trtll
US1
fi
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ve;sela
at
the
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foreshcre
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w
l
on
th
on
th
37th
day
of
Aujut.
1037
"vy
oi
this
nrWcj
ana
mi
apnii-n
tursuaat
Ibeirtito
tad
to
tne
"r
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will
fce
f.ed
In
the
of-
t
ihe
Water
lteoorder
t
Prince
.
B.o
'
h
th"
t.iid
water
Kecorder
or
11
th:
Conw.trnlUi.
r.t
wni
Rlohtl
"ulldlnna.
Victoria.
B.C.,
thirty
das
after
tlie
first
ap-
"'Se
Of
tl-.!s
ritlo
In
n
li(Vnl
ne'1
-
-
.
.
"
-
hEPARniENT
orl
PUDUO
"OHK8,
CANADA,
Applicant.
"
J.
v.
Forde,
District
E
;lneer.
Agent.
t
.
.
ii...t
h..1.1l.1ilnn
llf
!
U
September
10th,
11131.
C.N.R.
Trains
'he
East-
plond;
ays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
&nd
Fridays
...
I1"
the
East-
-
0
p.m.
"Mdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
.
.
.
11
n
m
-
I
t
cy
O
v.
cs
w
s
The
Old
Man
of
the
Mediterranean
laughed
and
laughed
when
he
heard
the
pdwers
were
sending
warshins
stock
makkkt
slumps
south
to
sink
those
darned
pirates.
It
was
an
old
story.to
k
'the
Old
Man
thlH
nivnmr
Kucino
A
o,l
1
..
vvw
YORK
SUnl
24-
Tho
'
t
.
,
wwomcoo.
lung
as
ne
can
ic-
playing
the
very
devil
with
freight
rates.
Perfectly
able
African
nnrta
lll
JlmVm
Tnt.
n..
T-i.ii
i.''
"ne
AT
2:30
p.m.
1
oak
dining
room
suite,
1
electric
range,
2
heaters,
floor
lamp,
1
Majestic
range,
Spic
Span
cleaner,
Inlaid
linoleum,
chesterfield
chair,
oil
burner
heater
with
coil,
high
chair,
arm
chair.
8-day
store
clock.
pirates,
along
with
the
rest
of
th'f
Vienthpn.
Tri
ItriHah
nnw
"e.0peCt-
lpoilln,.
'
41,-
K
rr'
fiimlnaf
aiili-l
-..u
..,,
sB.iheir
most
odd
tables,
chairs,
beds,
.303
Savage
v'atpr
variety
rifle,
camera
and
case,
and
other
TERMS
CASH
Geo.
J.
Dawes
AUCTIONEER
By
Wstover
.
V
"
"
ft
V
i.hMllluL
....
pirates"
have
one
of
Important
bases
at'
icr
mruiiKiioius
wnere
tne
trade
Malta
'
I
wa"
hS
r?U
Ge'IUn
doWn
t0
the
1I)th
and
and
profitable.
,
tu
the
,
of
North
Among
Ann
the
first
and
greatest
?he,
ric3
Were
Mn
at
,t
whe.
'
freebooters
thatthis
nfratetrade
ttu.i
o4
t,
.
barossa.
aro
1
Vfre
Before
"J"
long
bnhT
bad-acting
?.ar"!ed
StatesJike
-ome
respectable:
(
Kuropean
powers.
was
paying
trl-"
Actions
Held
at
King
Edward
;
,
innt-
trrjlniinli
Jinf
In
keep
her
High
School
"
j'lrftdRsrnph
.
fnit
of
trouble.
In
WEEKLY
-
AUCTION
SALE
At
The
Auction
Kooms
Third
Avenue
and
First
Street
OX
SATUKDAV,
SEPTEMBER
25th,
1810
the
pasha
wanted
to
hike
.
During
the
past
week
elections
the
383,000
ante
and
the
United
were
held
at!
King
Edward
High
Stftes
obiected.
Thts
nbiectlon
School
to
choose
'the'
class
renrp-
TTed"
to
an
expeditionary
force
and
sentatives
of
Student
Council.
-
-'he
loss
of
the
U.
S.
frigate
The
Idea
of
a
Students'
Council
is
"Philadelphia.''
to
provide
aa
opportunity
for
stu-
Stephen
Decatur
who
is
cre.lit-
dents
to
train
themselves
in
social
u
with
Our
Countryl
May
she
efficiency.
Pupils
on
the
council
always
be
right,
but
our
country,
participate
along
with
the
princl-right
or
wrong,"
made
himself
pal
in
Joint
management
of
the
some
fame'
by
burning
the
THla-
school
community.
This
is
consid-
delpha"
as
she
lay
captive,
and,
ered
one
method
of
developing
hab-
reiurneci
i0
une
scene
with
a,
mnn-.
Its
and
attitudes
that
are
essen-Eizod
fleet
five
years
later.'-That
tial
to
good
citizenship,
time
he
made
lhe
pirates
swear1
The
following
were
elected,
one
off
American
vessels
for
good,
boy
and
one
girl
from
each
class.
Well,
the
pirating
went
or
Grade
9
.sheila
Blackstock
and
and.
off
for
20
years
more,
al-
Aleck
Bill,
though
it
was
pretty
well
cleaned
Grade
9
B-Isobel
MacDonald
and
up
by
1830.
British
sailors
learn-
Alan
Smith.
ed
the
combination
against
sla.it-
Grade
9
C
Dorothy
Fowler
and
am-a
corsair
smps.
;xnw
mey
rjjck
Cameron
have
to
figure
out
the
undt-r-
Fresh
Local
Kaw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
rliNK
I
CCULD
PLAV
THE
LEAO
IN-StJOIS
MEW
PLAY.7
I
1
L-JLJl
:
T
TV
IT'S
MOT
A.
(auesTidsi
of
V4HETHE12
VDO
TOUt-D
AsCT
CTHE
PAKT1
Tlt-UE,
THIS
UOLI
OC:
MOT
NEW
LEADIKJ3
LADV
rTjtMKSu:
-
.
"1
I
9
-T1U.UH
TJ-
-
.
.
.-ftCMEKaS
-T:
,
r
An
aerial
view
of
the
Brjtis
,
i
estroyeis,
Fortune
ffront)
and
Flredrake
as
they
sped
t!.
rough
the
Straits
pf
Dover,
after
leaving
Chatham
enrute
to
the
Mediterranean.
Thoy
are
two
of
the
fighting
craft
sent
by
Britain
with
orders
to
act
against
the
mystery
submarines
that
have
played
havoc
with
shipping
of
eeveral
nations
in
the
STUDENTS
COUNCIL
and
elected
Its
executive
as
follows:
President
of
Council,
Bert
O'Neill.
Vice
president,
Helen
Valentine,
Secretary,
Maureen
.
Klrkpatrlck,
Treasurer,
Don
Fitch.
.
.
Miss
Colussi
Is
Shower
Honoree
Delightful
Affair
Last
Night
With
Miss
Lyndia
Pettenuzo
as
Hostess
Last
evening
Miss
Lyndia
Pet
tenuzo
entertained
at
the
home
of
her
mother
Mrs.
shower
given
in
MILK
!
Canadian
Whtn
fur
phrlician
rlll:ii
vosrolrd
rnilli
ul
Nl'
...
!t
il
rtcmmndtd
by
boVy
IMtivl-ifti
lh
wild
.
I
PJULWAV
I
tT(AM3Hirj
I
COMMUNICATION!
HOTEL
uk
Jay
Pacific
Trans-Atlantic
Transcontinental
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
Princess
AielalJ?
every
Friday,
10
p.nu
To
Vancouver
Direct
PUINCKSS
CHARLOTTE'
PRINCESS
LOUISE
Sept.
4th
Sept.
7th.
17th,
7th
Connection
at
Vancouver
wtth
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
Central
Agent
Pfinrp
Rupert,
B.C.
t
Richer,
Mrs.
0.
Rosin,
Mrs;
L.
C
Griffiths,
Mrs
T.
Olen
and
Mrs.
E.
Pettenuzo.
Former
Local
honor
E.
LprSrt:!WomanDies
elect,
Miss
Mary
Colussi.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
decor-
.
.
.,
.
4
ated
with
pink
and
white
roses
and,Mr'
,Jak
?.,cl1a?
After
J
"T"
Away
streamers.
In
Scotland
Long
Games
furnUhed
the
evening's
lllntss
entertainment,
the
winners
being'
Mrs.
A.
Montesano
and
Miss
L.
Many
local
friends
will
regiet
Vaccher.
to
learn
of
the
death
In
Glasgow,
At
midnight
dainty
refreshments
Scolland,
of
Agnes
.Marshall
I
were
served.
Mrs.
O.
Colussi
and
(Nan)
wife
of
John
McLean,
and
Grade
10
A
Carol
Rogers
and
Mr;.
J.
Vlereck
poured.
xocond
daughter
of
the
late
Dav-
Hans
Petersen.
Those
present
Included
Miss
Mary
id
Barclay,
F.
It.
I.
B.
A.
Besides
Grade
10
B
Frances
Moore
and
j
Colussi,
Mrs.
G.
Colussi',
Miss
An-
her
husband,
Mrs.
McLean
is
sur-Helge
Holkestad.
.gellca
Colussi,
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vlereck,
vlved
by
one
daughter,
Jeajo,,
on,
Grade
11
Emily
Christopher
and
'Miss
Rose
Montesapo,
Mrs.
A.
Mon-
son,
Ian,
a
brother,
David
Barclay
Donald
Fitch.
J
tewno,
Mlu
Mary
Martin,
Mrs.
L.
of
this
city,
and
two
sisters
in
Grade
12
Helen
Valentine
and
j
Santurban,
Miss
Grace
Clark,
Mrs.
the
Old
Country.
'
'
Bm
O'Neill.
I
G,
Clccone,
Miss
Lillian
Vaccher,
-Mr.
and
Mrs,
Mclean
m6ni
Commenjlal
Ma
i:een
Kirkpat-
j
Mrs.
L.
Prtroff,
Miss
Lyndia
Pet-
from
here
to
Scotland
five
yt-ars
tick
and
Ralnh
Sith.
tenuzzo,
Mrs.
T.
Bussanlch,
Mrs.
A.
fro.
Mrt,
McLean
has
ljep
il)
The
council
held
Its
first
meeting
Do
nlnato,
Mrs.
G,
Culos,
Mrs.
O,
for
some
time.
SOUTH!
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
Every
THURSDAY,
11:15
P.M.
CANADIAN
,
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
WINNirEC,
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
24:
Winni
peg
wheat
prici's
were
up
three
cents
yesterday
with
October
losiifg
at
$1.29',;.
"
"
.
TltLIE
THE
TOILER"
VAlELL,
IS
IT
I
30SH,
KO,
TILUE-.Va1E'vJE-I
vaJBUU,
VUU
"7
V
J
"THIMK.
VAJE'Dl
'
My
LOOKS'
UkcSOT
TD
HAVE
SOMEONE:
CHANGE
My
(3m
.
BTTER'
STAPCT
OO
EiOM'T
UKer
VJTH
A
fcEpUTSTICN
U
NAME
"TO
lWyS
jvV
AUV.
OVER
Ls
Tiw
r
az?
1
k
some-
a
wmnhvv.
J.Vr
h
m&m
team
h
bb
-
..
.-n
aj
-U
BG
A.
HIT
jr7x7?l
vr
P.UT
fcUT
V5U
M3U
eifiT
fJRT
A
A.
'
I
LOT
LOT
-
V
T?
lsoRrcv
TD
H
Me
HOVJ
much
voo
heuped;
1(mcI,
,r-t-
i
him
rr
v
7
i
wi
-
!
SO
"THAT'S
RAM&y
IDEA
OF
AN
ACTT2tSS
SHE'S
aei-UT
WE
DEEMED
THE
MOST
SO
TTiAT"s"TrCiK"H'STHE
s-
iy
sii
i'
if
st.
n
t
r
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.
.
.
.....
i
i
i
iu
r
waraj.i
r
-
i
AFFECTED
fejrfr
V
'
'"J"
FICIAU
f
J
L'l
.
BUNCH
OF
EHl
V
CRHATjRE
Cff
JKljA
""t
Belay
September
2
1937.
1
TH
OAlLT
NEWS
.
PAGE
ftve
.It
ore
Convicts
In
PIRATES
BUSY
ON
GREAT
BRITISH
SHIPS
OFF
TO
HUNT
"PIRATES'
itdown
Strike
SEA
BACK
IN'1492;uNOT
!
mran
1
..tu"-1
1IItv
of
FooJ
Suld
to
lie
Cauwe
....
....
sr&2t
i
Ai&r
1
11
Of
Ptnientlary
TroURi
i
l
ivlngmon
uuy
I
NEW
IN
MEDITERRANEAN
IK4
'r-?
tnnrlPd
l0rted
lv
in
Collins
Day
Penitentiary
r
,
tnm
At
Vi
ntiallttf
rt
food.
York
stock
market
was
in
T
"
j'
cu
mining
anu
on
in
roCKV
other
"lump
yesterday
with""
JHtj'uj'-iiiipuriani
Mediterranean
sea
trade
lues
generally
off
at
the
dote,
routes.
And
most
of
that
hone
18
and
81
P.
O.
Box
578
'ree
Gift
Tokens
the
powers
of
the
world,,
includ-
,,
"'
'
,
,
.
ing
the
United
States
of
America,
eIder
brother
Uruj
fought
him-have
been
sending
expeditions
to
5eIf
into
an
unmarked
grave.
The
putthe
rascals
to
rout
younger,
tougher
and
smarter
-
Skipping
Phoenician
and
P.o-
brther
went
ri&ht
on
up.
man
and
all
such
ancient'
history,
As
he
captured
more
and
more
the
Old
Man
flips
o
page
to
the
women'
,ip9
an.d,
rPasure
fnd
year
1492.
That
stood
for
tne
became
KinB
of
AKie'-.
lul"
of
discovery
of
America
in
the
TunIs
and
iugh
ndm"-al
of
a
school
hook,
hut
it
stands
also
J,
Tu,k
'im1.'
W?"1,
ofL
th"
for
the
beginning
of
modern
pir-
Chr,s,tiiin
nat.lons
tr.ed
their
hand
at
him
out.
The
greatest
wiping
acy
as
a
big-time
business
in
the
Mediterranean.
In
1492
Ferdi-
er
iV1
"'
har,e"
V
of
nand
and
Isabella,
who
backed
he
H?!v
Ro,nan
'"pent
Christopher
Columbus'
well-pub-
hc
w
Part
of
the1..1C,h
cn'
licized
expedition,
also
kicked
ysendjng
pne
expedition
after
the
Moors
out
of
Spain.
T
r,
,
"v-1'
Ba1rbaroa9
The
Moors
had
lived
a
long'1?
d.ied
,,n
h,s
pa,ace
at
time
In
Spain
and
didn't
want:"tantin?&n
,.
to
leave.
MnIMaU
1
a-t.1
ol'te
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