September
2,
1937
F:
O.K.
SALE
HftARD
KtOOM
Hn
997.
FOR.
KENT
fully
furnished,
with
ll.
leaving
town,
,
Phor
0.
;NT
Clean,
well
furnisi-
.
,1,,.-,,
orni-tmi'nt.
I'hnni.
LE--lis
foot
rownoai
vmn
:
of
spruce
spoon
warp,
one,
season,
also
Johnson
ard
motor
3.3
h.p,
10r,7
H
used
three
weeks.
I'rice
the
let
$125.00.
Apply
I.
L)x
1G98.
tf.
SALE
All
household
fur-
pe.
rtppiy
airs.
uurrii,
b
Apartments.
Phone
Black
nfjL.1
HAH
l&U
(207).
THESE
REPAIRS
For
Qyproc
and
roofings,
see
ii
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
tf,
WANTED
bedrooms,
basement
and
close
in.
F.
Feero.
ne
-men
siul-iuiix
n,
i.u'
'
.t)
1
C,.r,4
i
a
ami
(205)
;raphers(
male
ani?
I
Tr
WAVTK
in
I'lMTl.-rt
ti
inn
i
ii
iiii
l
ii
inn
tavii
'
w
i
.
if
i.
f
r
..
ii
n
ii
fa
iia
t
r
ni.T.iin
i.ivii
ce
positions
and
can
help
IUI1
II1IUI
IJianuii
nuuui
-
inalion,
etc.,
free.
M.
C
vi
Siorvirp
j-icnoois.
winill-
ill
-
v
'
AND
ROOM
and
Hoard
MUSIC
phone
(209)
D
TUITION
Miss
Kuin
Ion.
Phone
Green
300.
(Z"
at
TUITION,
theory
and
har-
iy,
Miss
N.
Lawrence.
Phone
Classes
start
Sept.
1.
(212)
t
ll.M(fNI,
M1NKIIAI.
CI.
MM
'in
the
Allln
MlnliiK
llW
IHMrkt.
Where
ImatfiJ:
Wibt.
Rilseiial
Klvrr
about
kU
miles
i
Junction
.Hltli
Tnkii
itivrr.
E
NOTICE
that
F,
C.'
Underhlll
agent
for.
POLAIU3-TAKU
P
COMPANY
LTD.
Free
Miner
tat
No.
20227-E.
Intends
Eltty
ura
the
da,M,
hereof,
to
apply
to'
fnlng
Recorder
for
a
qertltlc,a
tor
tne
purpow
oj
frovements
ig
a
Crown
arn.t
qf
the
above
further
take
notice
that,
actlm
Iwxjtlon
85
ot
the
"Mineral
Act.
Ipe
(Xuiurieiiced
before,
the.
lst
pi
sucl,
Certlflca,l
of
Improve
b.
this
6th
day
of
July,
1037.
lANtilj
V
COAST
DISXItlCT
fciclliif
lustriit
of
Prime
Kupert
H
NOTICB!
tltat
the
British'
Cel.
"acker.
Hunted
of
Vancouver
pocupatlon
Flah
Piiokers,
Intend
P'y
lor
leae
of
the,
following
pud.
fewshore
lunds,
situate
West
F
adjoining
Lot
4478,
Range,
6,
sDintrlct.
Port
Rriward:
Oommenc-
Rt
a
txwt.
nlnntivl
n.t
th
Boutll
F'y
corner
of
Lot
4476,
Range
5,"
p
"iswict;
thence
8
37.
degrfe
tv
f
fwt;
thence
tf.
i
degreea
IV
W.
B
fjeit;
theiae
N,
37
dflgreM
25'
K;
Irit,
the.nc
a
7
dwim
19'
R.
'TOt,
ind
'
oontfllnlniT
1.20
acres.
-
-
-
-
-
f
or
Iei.
fd.
July
Jith,
1937.
"itlTISII
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED,
Oeorge
Oray,
Agent.
Sl
l'ltKMK
roitin
Ol'
IIKITIXII
Mii(ier
.f
i
oixirnr.
I)riefl
-
And
,M,
"(
the
"AdnilnUlrnlloii
K.
l"lshT;
the.
16th
day
of
w.t2v
,93
1
was
appointed
Wntrwtor
of.
the
estate
of
Ell,
"w-aaad.
alld
all
partlw
hav
'Jims
against
the
ald
citate
are
i.
"SUlred
to
furnish
name,
oro-'-
J
wruitvi
4,,
-
i
fertW
A,
D,i
1937.
and
ra
dnri4.it4
t
.-
lpy
Ul
wnount,
of.
Ui?lr
NORMAN
A.
WATT,,
PUlclai
AdmlnUtriitor.
fh-
....
rnaoe
Kupert,
B.
C
;
rd
17th
flay.
t
AuguVA..E!
j
i
WORE
GERMAN
DECORATION
GUELfH,
Out.,
Sept.
2:
(Cl)
Among
medals
in
the
parade
nf
YVestern.
Ontario
war
veteran;
ho,re
was
the
Iron
Cross
anq
tin-German
Disti'niruisheil
'
Serv'cv
medal,
w.on
by
Major
Mlpjjt",
now
resident
in
Woodstock.
'.,
N.
R.
rains
Fur,
the
East-Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
li
p.m.
Navlgulile
Will
ci
I'rot
fit
Ion
Act
IUvImmI
Statute
i(
Caii'.itla,
19H,
Cliat'trr,
ltd
t
Columbia
UnYjted,
a
ormpany
duly
In
'.
corpcrated
wder,
the
laws
of.
Uw
Prov-1
ln?o
cf
British
Calumto'a,
with
Krister
d
cfflM
m".
1318
Sti-.iUrd
Bink
Bullti-
!
Irs,
510
Wt
Hantingj
Stieet,
Vancou-i
rtr,
British
Cclur,bla,
HEaEBY
OIVEi
NOTICE
Uuut
It
h.v,
U2df
Section
7
ol,
the
said,
Art.
dfpyiLtnd
wltti
the
Minis-1
ter
cX
Public
Work
at
Ottawa
and
In!
the
office
cf
the
"District
Registrar
of
1
the
band
Registry
District
cf
Prince
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
Col-umbla,
a
description
of
the
site
and
the
ipltuvt
of
a
deck,
vuctoech
and
final
(;rcc9sed
to
be
built
or
placed
ml
Prince
Rupert
Harbour
on
a
portion
ol'
Warterfroriit
Blcck
"O,"
Prince
Rupe
.
uruinn
(.uumDia.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
tho
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
U-te
cf
the
first
publication
of
this
notice.
Standard
Oil
Ctmparoy
of
British
Col
umbia
Limited
will,
urwW
Section
7
'.f
th
ea!d
Aat,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Wcrki
at
hte
office
In
tre
City
of
Ottawa,
far
approval
of
the
(aCd
site,
and
plajw
and
for
lea'e
tc
jcnstruct
the
sa'd
dock,
approach
and
neat.
DATED
at
Vancouver,
British
Colum
bia,
this
th
day
cf
August.
1937.
STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LIMITED
By
Lowson.
Clark
&
Lundt-11,
Its
solt-
cltora.
1318
Standard
Bank
Building,
610
Wtflt
Ifaatlngs
Street,
Vncouver
British
Columbia.
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
O?
THE
LATE
ANDREW
SPALDINQ
DECEASED.
Indian
of
the
Port
Fsslngton
b&nd.
Intestate,
Take
Notice
that
by
virtue
of
authority
of.
the
Superintendent
Oencfal
Of
Indian
Affairs.
Ottawa.
I
was
an-
pointed
adminlsUator
of
the
estate
of
Andrew
Spalding,
deceased
Indian
ol
the
Port
EsMnsfton
.band.
In
the
Prov
ince
of
British
Columbia.
All
persona
'
having,
claims
again?;
the
estate
ax
hereby
required
to
fur-
iii-
anne
properly,
verified
to
me
sn
or
before
the
second
day
of
Septembft
I83T.
and
all
parties
thdebtrd
to
tho
estate
are
required
to
state
their
Ic-debtedneas
to
nie
forthwith.
W.
E.
COLLISON,
Indian.
Agent
Try;
a
Dally
Mews
classified
advertisement
for
best
results.
H.
J.
Zumkehr
PIONEEK
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
15
Years
in
Prince
Rupert
Eully
Authorized
anil,
Licensed
I.
xpert
KodfinK
and
Koof
Repair
Phone
101
-By
W?stover
Popta
-'IL.HE
t
Si
MCE
tAC
HAD.
"THE
CHILD
CAM'T
IMiJi
,
SEEM
TO
DO
AMY-
"thiwcs
but
Mope.
VJEvE
SOT
TO
CHESS
MER
4
lr;
Beauty
From
Britain
tot
p4n.T
icri
.'Liege
Peggy
Ashcroft
said
to
be
one
of
England's
most
beautiful
women
on
the
stage,
Is
pictured
as
she
arrived
In.
New
York
from
Europe,
She
will
begin
rehearsals,
for
a
play
which
Is
to
open
shortly
in
Cleveland.
WHIFFLETS
From,
the
Waterfront
All
forms
of
salmon
fishing
in
this
district
will'
be
closed
on
September
24.
Later,
at
the
discretion
of
the
department,
cer-t
tain
types
of
fishing
may
be
reopened,
Meantime,
a
fair
run
oj
cohofiH-is.
continuing.'
A.
number
of
t
Sena,,kliiver
,
canneries
will;
be
continuing
in
operat'oii
as
IbnV'iiSilfie?
fishing
continues.
Th'erf
ljaFbfen
roif
appreciable,
i;.un
oi
ciiurns.
s
yet.
Inaugurating
t
h
e
company's
schedule
of'
tje.n-day
sailings
to
Alaska,
C.P.R.
steamer,
Princess
Louise,
Capt;
S.
K,
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
9,
o'clock
this
morning,
from
Vancouver
and
sailed,
a
couple
of
hpurs
later
for
Skagway
and
other
northern.
points
whence
she
will
re
turn,
here
next
Tuesday
afternoon
southbound.
The
Louise
had
51
pas
sengers
on
board
including
fourteen
(
AIR
LINES
OFFICIALS
Major,
'
t),
It.
MajcLaren.
D,S,0
CJj
y,er
Irorortan
f,
pqs.
lyfOJTKEAL,
Se.p,t,
2:-The,,
fol,
ipwlnj,
appointments,
ajc.a
announce
-hrti
b
hllip.
O,
Johnson,
Trice,
president
in.
charge,
oj
gpraUon:
l
ransjCanada;.
Air,
Linens;
j,
MacLaren,
bfe
a.,wis.iit
i
Vlc'titpif.esldenWi
vlth,
hdquarter.
at
MontrtaL
D.
B.
Colyer.
to.
be.
chief
technical
adviser,
with,
heatJquaKersj
a,tf
y"',
nip?g.
After,
Qompl?ting.tiis
Etjupauon
i,
westiern
Canada
and
at
McOlll,
Un,
ive.rsity.
Donild
Roderick
MacLarei
joined
thel
Canadian.
Oversea,
forces
In,
19.14,
and
began
his.
assoo
latlpri
with
the
Royal
lvin
Cprp,
in"
1917,
His.
war
record
in
the.
ai;
was
exceptionally
"brilliant
and
ht
was
awarded
the.Mllitary
Cross,
and
Ban
the
Dlsungusnea,
service
or.
der,
the
Distinguished
Flying
Cross
Croix
Dg
Guerre
with.
Palms,
and
created.
Chevalier,
ol.
tne
Legion
o
Honor.
He
Joined,
the
Canadian
Ai
Force-
in,
May
1919.
and
played
a
prominent
part
in.
the;
formation
o
their
service,
reUring
with
the
rank
of
Hoiipirary
Wing
Command-
ei.
Retaining
his
Interest
and
ac
tlvlty
in,
aviation,
particularly
in
developments
on
the
Pacific
coast,
he
became
superintendent
of
Canadian,
Airways"
Limited
at
Vancouver,
a
position
which
he
relinquished
to
Join
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines.
Selected
as
chief
technical
adviser
to
the
vice-president
because
of
his
intimate
knowledge
of
modern
airline,
operation,
Duard
Brown
Colyer
has
be-en
associated
with
av-,
iatlon;
for.
the
past
twenty
years,
He
has
occupied
the
positions
of
superintendent
of
flying,
division
superintendent
and
General
superintendent
of
United
States,
air
mall
Lservice,
vice-president
in.
charge
of
operations,
Boeing
Air
Transport.
Inc.,
And
vice-president
In
charge
of
operations,
UnltedAirllnes
Cor
poration,
round-trippers,
and
a
number
of,"
"
"
'
'
Ketchikan,
Juneau
and
Wrangell.
300
pounds
as
follows:
Eclipse,
39,-school
teachers
returning
north
af-
'
000,
pounds.
Booth,
10ac
and
9c;
ter
spending
the
'summer
vacaUon
I
Trlplty,
40.0Q0,
San
Juan,
9l4c
and
in
the
south.
None,
disembarked
9c;
S3a
Bird.
29.000,
Whiz,
ldc
and
here
while
four,
boarded
the
vessel
Cc;
Aloha,
2000,
Washington.
12c;
at
this
nort
for
the
north.
l.'C:
HergsrL
300,
Washington,
13c,
RlcSHT
test
OOMS
A?OUNC
LAK
A
SCKj
CAL.F
JKil-yN
.
67.1
iiV
up
j
ra-Krkx
n
j
The,
Alpha
and
F-
C:
Hergert
caught
'
Five
boats
sold
halibut
catches
their
halibut
incidental
to,
cod
and
!
at
Seattle
yesterday
totalling
ilO,-
sable,
fishing
in,
Are
Nor
2,
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Stt-amers
leave
Prince
Rupert
tot
yancouver'.
I.S.S.
C'ATAl.A
i:VEKY
TUESUAY,
1:1
M..
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday,
p.m.
;
i',
I
S.S,
CAIUlF.NA
FKU)AY,
10:50
fjrl.
'
'
Due
Var
'Oliver.
Monday
ajn.
'.;"'
If
convenient
pleast;
purhits
tickets
nt
office.
Further
information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.,NKVMAN,
Frince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
tCALU
MS
ANY
TlKE.TlLt-lE
I'LU,
CHAUFFEUg
VOO
AROUMD
VMHME
MAC'S)
LAD
UP
.'..IJflaW
li'l
TUAWliS.
RORT
MtitfXis?
i&JTp.T
shape
I,
MADE
THESE.
I
CABrf0'
MAC-
DO
"VOU
THINK.
He.'Ul-
E.5
VaIELL.
ENOUflH
TB
EAT
-THCM?-
f
"TiLUE",
VE12,
PAVJ
AjfvJD,
ME
TkiJNA
M
M.'.cS.yT
BE.
000
FO(2-
ftX)
ID
GET
A.W
BV
YCU2
SELF
A
CrVsMcSEf
''I'UL
Hams
to
ASK.VOU
to.
UT
ME
SEE
W
J
THEM
MAC'S
ON
ASTI2ICT
DIET
:i
m
i
"
1
1
A
7T
Many
People
Visited
Museum
Questions
of
Financing
an
Other
Mptte,rs,
Discussed;
by
Bqard.
at,
Meeting
Last,
Xiffhjt
During,
the
month
of
August
630
-opijj
visited
the
museum
ot
Nor-.
.harn
British
Qolumbia
at
Pr.inpe,
tupext
ariji.
the'
total
takingi
for,
he,
month.
amppntevd,
tp
$61-2Q,
ac-.
2o;dipg
to.
the,
"reppr.t
of
the
Wstod-
an.
Ni
L.
Jones,
ma4e
tothe.
bpard;
.t
lt-.
mi-iUng
last,
night.
As
the.
appreciable,
income
comes,
"
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
William
W.
Gray.
Toronto;
IIv
1
Mills,
Henry
Whittaker
aiul
Doug
Whyte,
Victoria;
II.
Hi
Qrown,
G.
A.
Donnelly
apd
Thom-ts
Fannin,
Vancouver;
W.
Ft
Thompson,
Seattle;
Mrs,
R.
I.owq
ind
children,
Cobble
Hill;
A.
D
Matheson,
Carlisle
Lannerj'.
-SUPPOSE
Central
Norman
R.
Olding,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
H.
A.
Hansen,
Dundas;
C.
II.
Anderson,
Prince
Rupert.
Knox
E.
Smith,
City;
John
Ellsworth,
Seattle;
J.
Clausen,
Dipby
Island;
C.
Christiansen
and
II.
Enoksen,
Seattle.
Royal
ClJjirJie
'
Mefhgar.son.
Vancouver;
Mrs.-
H.
Ross,
Havsnoit:
Johr
Ekrori
fnd
P.
P.
Seelsoa,
brittle;
C.
Ghiistiansen
and
().
Skopmo,
city.
FIRE
ALARMS
ARE
FEWER
THIS
YEAR,
"'.
fir
t'ljs
year
firs
alarms
ihii
Prince
Rupert
have
totalled
a
thirty-one
as
compared
with
48,
the
first
eight
months
of.
193G.
Alarms
in
August
numbered
hieei
the
same
as
last
year,
TOUGH.
ON
WOODCHUCK
MARMORA;
Q.nt.,
Sept.
2:.
'.CPV
A
dipgnstcd
vyoodchuck.
'H
lfjokinjr
for
another
home,
on,
AJ-ber!
Rurridge!s
farm.
Burr.idg
killed,
a,
skupk,
and,
buried,
if
in,
,'lie
wooilchuck's
hp)e.
Vinfe;lCt:
J
.
Ii
r.
t'
VMUUUU
GO
1
,11
r
4
TEV-U
LOTS
ET2-BOUT
CAL.L.ED
BERMUDV
s.
as.
i
I
HCfiC
THEY
AfSE,
iKi;fxiiiii:n!:i:iiiixajittfSBai
M
.nly
for
the
rhonttu
when
the.
tpurr
H
ists
are
visiting
the
city,
the.
ques-
m
Ion
of,
financing
was.
discusd:
afc
m
some
length
and
it
was,
decided
to,.
adopt
a.
budget,
system,
the
secre-
i
tiy
to
prepare
a
tentative
budget
for
submission
to
the
board
at
its
j
next
meeting.
Ktn.
W.
H.
Pierce
addressed
the
i
H
gathering
a,t
some
length
telling
3f
n
:he
numbers
present
when
the
big
g
joats
were
In
port
and
of
the
re,
1
.etiens,
of
the
people
to
what
they
.
ajuMU
:aw
and
heard.
He
considered
the
l
nuseum
one
of
the
greatest
at-
f:
Tactions
to
the
city
and
one
that
hould
be
carefully
fosteied.
A
new
uilding
was
badly
needed.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
in-iluded
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
Rev.
W.
E.
Colllson,
City
Commissl6ner
W.
J.
lder,
A.
E.
Parlow,
C.
G.
Ham,
IL
;'.
Pullen,
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce
and
the
iustodian,
N.
L.
Jones.
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