Thursday.
July
ifejjj
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
S.O
N.
Meeting
Tonight
Merchants
Association.
i
Fr
tUortytd,
fctaltky
activity
Ilk
Ihlt
yei
ttd
thrt
tkligi
a
wtll.Reirlilitd
body,
pltity
of
citrgy,
aid
a
good
dlqtitlea.
Yea'll
fd
alt
thrt
Ktlteqg'i
Iran
Flaktil
Tk
wholtiomt,
tr
qlilig
qeoddtii
of
wkolt
voktat,
pin
tilra
braa.
And
btt
of
all
It
tk
dtlleteii
flavor
aid
ovta-frtik
crlipntts
of
Ktlloqq'i
Iran
Flakoi.
At
your
groctr'i.
roady
to
tat.
Mad
by
Kollogg
In
Loadon,
0oro,
EAT
TO
""'"ill
(157
s,
O.
Ayres
ad.
daughter.
ter-of,the
Masonic
Grand
Lodge
of
,,n
who
have
been
visiting
at,
British
Columbia
for
this
district
Nick
Sutllovlch,
formerly
of
Allce
George
Frizzell.
Miss
Connie
Morgan,
who
has
Arm
and
more
recently
located
ltybeen
teaching
school
at
Whltehorsa
the
Yukon,
was
a
passenger
aboard
(
for
the
past
year,
returned
home
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
af-
ort
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
,.rnnnn
going
througn
10
van-
aiiernpon
to
spend
the
summer
couver
Library
Board
Regular
Session
Business
on
Yyenesday
Evening
Mas
oi
icouuiie
Kajure
nn
niul
Summer
Closing
At
the
regular
meeting
of
thi
prince
Rupert
Library
Board
on
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Bert
Morgan,
Leeds
MUCH
ORE
IS
READY
Manager
of
I'olarls-Taku,
Here
Yesterday,
Tells
of
Operations
D.
C.
Sharpstone,
manager
01
film
man
IS
HEARD
'
o.
p.
Tinker
or
this
cltv
was
i
age.r
of
the
Famous
Players-Cap
adan
Corporation,
Mr.
Bearg
dealt
more
particularly
with
the,
exhl-
bitlon
end
of
the
theatre
business.!
stressing
the
point
that
the
pri
mary
alms
were
to
get
choice
pictures
and
to
render
the
public
friendly
service.
He
referred
to
the
advantage
that
the
circuit
theatres,
such
as
that
in
Prince
Ruperl,
had
In
being
able
to
present
the
best
pictures
turned
out
by
all
the
pro
ducers
of
Hollywood
and
Elstree.
Mr.
Bearg
spoke
appreciatively
of
the
work
of
the
company's
local
manager.
D.
G.
Borland,
ana
acknowledged
hospitality
and
courtesies
that
had
been
extended
him
during
his
visit
to.
Prince
Rupert.
At
the
close
of
his
talk,
he
Invited
questions
and
a
few
were
asked
.and
answered.
Mr-
Bearg.'s
friend,
H,
J.
Boyaner
Wednesday
evening,
business
tram,
tnc
PoUiris-Trfku
mine
at
Tulsc-
07
3er
acted
was
largely
of
a.
routine
na,!tlUah,
and
Mrs.
Sharpstone
were
a,
?L
miMt
nt
tho
Sun
iiinrhAnn
hil
was
ttp
maris
mS'a
a
ture.
Tlie
librarian
was
requested
to
prepare
lists
of
new
books
for
fall
delivery
Ti?Z
DAILY
NZ3
FUNERAL
TOMORROW
Chosen
district
ripnntv
rrnnH
moo-
rVimmie
Piiv..-.,
ii.
Phi
Rriitth
Arranrrments
Announced
For
Ketchikan,
returned
to
the,
city
on,
at
the
recent
Grand
Lodge
conven
Princess
Louise
yesterday
after-
tiqn
In
Nelson.
Columbia
Tells
Gyros
About
Theatre
Business
An
Interesting
talk
In
regard,
to
!
i
-
I
moving
picture
production,
dlstri
I
Mrs.
M.
B,
Letnes
and
Mrs.
M.
butlon
and
exhibition
was
given
Friday
July
8tii
all
stores
wll
be,
Forrest
are
leaving
on
tomorrow
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
.iprf
from
2:3Q
to
3:30
during
the.
morning's
train
to
spend
the
week-
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
lunch.
luneral
processldii
of
the
late,
end
aat
the
Skeeha
River
Hot
eon
yesterday
by
L.
I.
Bearg
of
errant
Robert
Gibson,
Retail
Springs
as
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Vancouver,
B.
C.
division
man-
OC.t,
'
.
...lif-T
'i-l
-t
-
t.-
Obsequies
oi
Serjeant
uobert
Gibson
Robert
Gibson
will
take
place
to
morrow,
under,
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Em
pire-
Service
League
from
the
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston
wll,
conduct
the
service
at
2
pjn
be
followed
by
a,
pipe
band
under
Piper
S.
H.
Leslie.
Then
will
follow
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
Women's
Auxiliary
and
the
Provincial
Police.
Active,
pall
bearers
will
be
members
of
th'e'Provlnplal
Police
Staff
Sefgeant
G.
H.
Greenwood
D.S.C.,
Sergeant
Ernest
Gammon,
Corporal
O.
H.
Soles
D.C-M.,
Corporal
Harold
Raybone,
Constable
W.
F.
Robert-
M-C.
Honorary
pall
bearers
will
be
members.,
of
the
Sixty-second
Battalion
who
ervred
overseas
with
Sergeant
Gibson.
They
will
ln-
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
few
rem;irk,
pf
appreciation
of
and
Col.'j.
W.
Nicholls.
Louise,
yesterday
afternoon
going
wnUaiiiv
ovtnriH
h
tti
vi.:it
"
Vho
iWp
uhii
hp
w
wav
of!
ver.
tv
wai
u,
uuiu
uu
UtJVWflll
lOUU
IU1U
iW
IUUS
U(
llln.V,Mn
irliptt
uic
iiuiuijr
uv
ny?.
""
-
conceniraies
irom
me
romns-iasu
i
BBBTBBBaiil
Fdffc
I
1
rnT
BRAHFlAKESlS
l
1
JiJA
w
FEEL
FIT!
5ES2
MILK
We
Have
Grade
"A"
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
..
Daily
From
Our
Own
Herd
Plume
Red
008
For
IJetter
larry
Frodijcts;
Dominion
Dairy
;
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
.
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
Ti
VanCoHver,
via
Ocwn
Falls
and
Way
l'rts
SS.
"l'.rlucess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday
1U
p.m.
TO,
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SS.
'Trlnces,
Louise.-
SS.
Princess
Alice"
SS.
Princess
Charlotte
July
6,
10,
27,
Aug.
0.
July
9,
20,
30,
Aug.
10.
July
23,
Aug.
3,
13
Connections
at
Vancouver
wlf
h
Canadian,
raclffc
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
From
W.
'r,nre
Hupert'
"
'
L.
COATES,
General
Agent.
.VANCOUVER.
July
7:
The
Pa-
U
1
J
Clfl
Elf
Ic
Coast
Dental
Conference
Is
in
OUIQ.
U.eUlC
-esslon
here
with
seven
hundred
.
ielegates
present
The
proceedings
JR
jVlatanUSka
pmor
Eric
W.
Hamber.
Dr.
H.
O
-
jJohnsen
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Dr.
E.
O.
Kvale
of
Stewart
are
in
Starts
Ascent
Of
High
Alaska
Peak
Funeral
Notice
Members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,'
B
E.si.
and
Women's
Auxiliary
w.111
a
o
tho
Wrst.
Presbvterlan
I
FOR
SALE-33
ft.
Trolling
Boat.
1Q,
h.p.
engine.
Snap
for
cash.
Apply,
Joe
Howe,
Northern
Exchange.
Cow.
Bay.
d59
FOR,
SALE
15
&
ft.
pleasure,,
boat.
Cabin,
5
h.p,
Kelvin
engine,
recently
overhauled;
Phone,
Blue
72C
between
6,
and,
7
p;m.
(161)
RUBBER
Goods
of,
e,very
descrlpr
tlon
mailed
In.
P.W.
wrapper,
postpaid
by
us.
Write
for
mnl
drder
catalogue,
saving,
50.
P.O.
Box
91,
Mall
oraer
uepi.
v,
Hamilton,
Ont
dM
FOR
SALS
2.
foot
Launch,
$105
Cash.
Real
Bargain.
Appiy
xaens
Club.
l-
FOR
RENT
ROOM
and
Board
In
private
home,
814
2nd.
Ave.
over
Feed
Store.
(158)
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
July
7.
With
suitable
land
for
settlement
in
(he
Uniited
States
becoming
increasingly
scarce,
many
applications
are
being
received
from
people
who
would
moye
into
the
Matanuska
Valley
of
Alaska.
'
Giving
an
interesting
description
of
the
Leeward
and
Windward
isi-
Ilradford
Washburn
and,
Parly
Nqyf
a?lcis
In
the;
Caribbean
Sea,
R.
O.
Endeavouring
to,
Seal;
Moimt
.
Vandersluy's
was
the
speaker
at
Sanford
Near
Valde
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
qf
the
Iprhife,
Rupert
Rotary
QlUR
today.
VALDEZ,
Alaska,
July
7,
The.
pidenV
W.
L,
Coatcs
was
In
tYe
nartv
of
Bradford
Washburn
has
rhalr
and
there
was
a,
gqpq
ai
commenced
its
attempt
to
scal,
tendance
of
members
with
a.
Mount
Sanford,
16.200-fpotr
pea.H
guests.
near
here,
on
behalf
of
the
National
I
Geographic
Society.
315
SECOND
AVE.
AUTHORS
QN
WAYNORTH
Corey
Ford
and.
AlUtaJr.
McBaln.
to
Be
Here
Next
Week
j
wTwuiTDirn
Tnlir
1
C.nrev
Ford
I
ItUUt
MW,
V
M.J
'
J
The
funeral
of
the
late
Sergeant,
and
Allstalr
BcBain,
internationally
known
writers,
passed
through
Win
nipeg
today
over
Canadian
National
lines
enroute
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
arrive
Saturday
morning.
They
will
sail
for
Alaska
on.
arrival
at
the
coast
and
their
present
des-l
tinatlort
is
a
point
on
the
Aleutian
Fniinwinir
the
service
the
rjroces-
Islands.
Passing
through
Pnnce
sion
will
form
up.
The
firing
party
Rupert
on
the
steamer
Prince
Ru-J
of
the
102nd
N.B.C.
Heavy
Battery
pert,
they
will
be
in
me
norm
coun
will
head
the
procession
and
will
try
until
September.
In
addition
to
their
prowess,
with
pen
and
typewriter,
they
are
renowned,
fish-j
ermen
and
two
years
ago
"fished
i
their
way
across
Canada."
IJnfor-
tunately
for
them
their
itinerary,
will
not
permit
the
use
of;
fishing;
tackle
on
this
trip
until
they,
get
to
Alaska.
There
Is
a
long
standing
feud
be-1
tween
Corey
Ford
and
Courtney
Ry-.
ley
Cooper,
another
lamed
maga-J
son
and
consume
u.
n.
uiarKe.zjne
wtitci
aim
,
year
to
catch
a
iisn
,inai
win
protographi
large
enough
to
put
"Coop"
in
his
proper
place
for
all
time.
Mr.
McBain
have
nwiroo
w
Ahhn
t.
W.
M.
I
Mr.
Ford
Ford
an
and
Brown.
J.
M.
CamDbell.
Ben
Fer-1
co-operated,
in
many
stories
In
the
frnsnn
Hueh
KUlln.
M.
M.
Lamblpast
whlcn
nave
given
'world
wide
publicity.
Canada
.
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u
r
t.
w
"Wrw
s"i--.-
-.--r
.1
.
i
m
m
u,,wll(
wuWU
w
a
d?ilght(ul
one.
Fourth
Aveupe,
McrWe
Street.jp
iii
llnrtHavri
R.
R.
Rase
of
Vancouver
was
also
Third
Avenue
to
the
Junction
where
II
auiyV
vy
cars
will
pick
up
the
mourners
and
T
n
DnrlinH
fVlA
nroclripnt.
fU
.
l.
V.AM
r
4Via
nannaforv
Vflll.
n
J
N(W
liJy
books
?
for
m
tllD
m
naV
Section
I
n
Of
,
Mlnlng-
Iho
nnarllnn
ComPany
cMo
s
nf
Tiilconuh
operation
ors1
on(tne
dub
'
was
m
the
chalr,
lily
honors
JlOllUlO
will
be
u
accorded
w
"
by
a
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VI
V.
J
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4
UllJlf
WUfl
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i
,
nil!
.1
i
r
the
library
are
announced
as
fol-
ready
to
be
taken
down-river.
The!
lows;
mill
has
been
running
steadily
allinftif1
C
trtitxvnnntx
Heartbroken
Melody"
(Norrisl
winter,
reports
Mr.
Sharpstone.
The
LClllcU
V01IC1,CI1CC,
"Hell
on
Icq"
(Ellsbcrg).
"Hoging"
mlU
has
been
handling
about
ICC,."
""t
I
P
Ulill
'
Kindling"
(Shute),.
"New.
tons
dally
of
ore
that
averages
I
c
NnW
In
.PR5inn
ot
England"
(Beverley
Nichols!
abou
$10
per
ton,
About
125
men!
'
'
Post
Stories
of
1937"
(Saturday
have
been
emnloved
In
mine
and
Evening
Post).
"Seven
Against
mill
during
the
wlnr.
toeves"
(Aldington),
"Singing
Transportation
of
the
concen-
Ouns
(Brand).
"The
Dark
Rlvff
'
trates
from
thp
mill
tn
the
harpp
iKordhoff
St
Hall).
"The
Naked
landing
at
the
mouth
of
Taku
Rl-Blade
(Challis),
"The
Spanish
ver
will
begin
shortly.
The
newly
Reuse"
(Smith),
'The
Wind
Blows,
purchased
"Taku
Chief1
will
tow
West"
(Bower).
"The
Woman's,
the
concentrates
to
the
river
mouth
Side
Of
It"
(Robins).
"Time
I
where
they
will
be
put
on
vessels
rorever"
(partridge),
"Unfamiliar,
of
the
Alaska
Transportatjon
Co.
Paces
(Rosman).
for
shipment
to
Tacoma
fmelter
even
Hundred
Practitioners
Meet-Ins;
in
Vancouver
Will.
North
Represented
firing
party
of
the
102nd.
N.B.C.
Heavy
Ba.ttery
and
a
lament
will
be
played
by
a
piper,
t
The
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Mer
chants'
Association
is
co-operating
,by
hayjng
their
stores
closed
from
2:30
to
3:30.
More
People
few
Announcements
All
advertisements
bthUcol-omn
will
be
charged
for
ajull
month
at
25c
a
word.
Ukiriiu
v
"
'
i
.
j
,
of
I'nm
fr
service
Anellcan
Tet-
Mrs.
r(
ai.
uooa,
In
honor
oi
pur
iaie
vunuauj:
.
i
Gibson.
Ex-servjce.TOOTxinryiJ.
Aa
with
the
Canadian
Lee-V
lJ
P
on.
I'.
LEST
WE
FORGET
CUslitO
HYDE
Transfer
Cartage
Light
Delivery
jCoal
Wood
Phone
580
Lets
Secret
Out
Registers
as
Mrs.
Charlie
Chaplin
For
Golf
Tournament
In
California.
DEL
MONTE.
California,
June
7
First
actual
admission
that
Paul-
ette
Goddard
Is
now
the
wife
of
Charlie
Chaplin,
former
screen
pdian.
came
yesterday
when
the
actress
registered
for
a
golf
tournament
here
as
"Mrs,
Charl'e
Chaplin."
Dan
Cupid
Is,
Busy
At
Reno
Record
Number
of
Marriaje
Licenses
is
Granted
at
Divorce
Centre
RE.NO,
July
7,
Two
hundred
a.ndj
thirty-three
marriage
licenses
were,
lsued
here
over
the
Independence
holiday
week-end,
It
is
anhounced.
The
previous
record
was
216.
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
SAILING
CANCELLED
The
Union
Steamships.
Ltd.
regret
to
announce
that
the
sailing
of
tlie
SS.
Catala
on.
Friday,
July
8th
ut,
of
Vancouver
will
be
cancelled.
This
will
mean
that
there,
will
be
'tfioUnlon
steamer,
arrlylng
in
SfcWrpite
.
on
Sunday,
July
10th
and
no
steamer
of
the
same
line
out
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south
on
Tuesday,
July
12th.
This
will
also
cancel
the
sailing
north
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday,
July
10th.
The
Catala
will
resume
service
leaving.
Vancouver
on
Friday,
"
July
15th
PERMANENT
WAVES.
Mrs,
Crlttall
formerly
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Beauty
Parlor
of
Vancouyer,
will
be
glad
to
have
you
call
at
the
Rose
Marie
Beauty
Salon
and
give
you
advice
fbr;
your
next
Permanent
Wave.
Specializing
in
all
textures,
of
hair.
For,
Appointment
phppe
945
Upstairs
over
the
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
J
H.
BlILQER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bide
JLI.OBIQUS
v)ew
of
cool,
green
forests
is
one
of
the,
principal,
charms
of
this
vacation
land
.
,
.
yet
mopiept;
of,
thpughlleasness
In
throwing
match
or.
cigarette
QUt.
of.
car,
window
caj,
iurt'
forest,
fire
that
will
ruin
It
all,
Please
help,
preserve
our
forests
by
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