Wednesday.
August
3,
1938.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Phone
112
Taxi;
day
and
nlgty.J
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
p
-r-r-
I
will
be
In
business
session
at
Us
S,
O.
N.
.Picnic,
August
7.
regular
weekly
luncheon
tomorrow.
Ijwjce
at
Oddfellow',
Serawdert
q
Hall,
Friday.
nuB-
-
,
.went
a
ilom
operation
at
Roch-
Norman
WcLeod
returned
home
j
ester,
Is
jeported
to
be
making
a
'
n.i...
nmree
this
morning
good
recovery.
OH
u.
-
,A
.
.
.
.
from
Esquimau
wmic.nc
vM.
taking
a
course
.Qf
jjayal
training.
nra.UDSon,
assistant
inspector
UV
B-
...
,
.
of
civil
.aviation
jar
prujsn
vaiiuiu
Rt
Rev.
E.
M-
Bunoz,
Q.
4.
I
advanced
to
August
4.
You
Mill
have
a
chance
to
win
the
5.00
prize
y
you
will
mall
ypur
suggestions
to
Box
864
by
midnight
Aug
ust
4.
(18D
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
col-tma
Fill
be
.charged
Tor
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
first
annual
Port
Day
Ball,
hursday,
August
25,
Moose
Hau.
Cathedral
Christmas
Bazaar
jio-
ititber
17,
193839
Radio
Licences
Due
and'
Pay
able
G.
CLAVK1NG
For
Appointment
Phone
Red
187
or
Black
733
PHONES
18
and
1
1)00
FOOD
Best
Yet.
2
-tins
j
RAILWAY
I
25c
Heinz
White
rjfcklinjc
Vipeftar
Per
ftArt
gallon
L.
J.
Thorburn,
customs
and
excise
.collector,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
few
days
on
official
,
business,
Is
sailing
by
the
Princess
.
ahMrH
t
hp
1
Charlotte
this
afternoon
on
his
re
lit
irns
a
uaAvi6-
(prince
George
today
going
through
t
turn
u
Vancouver
to.Carcrosj
on
oiicoi
uuw
Rev.
W.
D,
Grant-
IJolUngwQrth,
J
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
lo-
itoman
Catholic
Church
Bishop
qf
icated
in
Medicine
Hat,
is
spending
Northern
Brllisn
coiumuia
auu
nic
me
summer
in
Montreal
ana
is
uv
Yukon,
sailed
thM
afternoon
on
the(present
supplying
in
the
pulpit
pf
trUce
George
jot
a
inp-io
line
one
or
tne
large
cnurcnes
oi
mat
fujcon
on
ecclesiastical
.duties.
city.
Following
the
'
regular'
weekly
"sittlnK
in
his
capacity
as
a
city
luncheon
today
with
President
D.
COuncil
this
morning,
City
Commls-G.
I
Borland
In
the
chair,
members.
fJoner
w
J.
Alder
authorized
the
of
the
Prince
.Ruperr,
uyro;,-iup,
sale
of
yie
resjaence
progeny
on
lin
a
boay,
uispccicu
iwuu
iom
to
una
.uiuvk
.
actnuu
niaverounds
in
the
city,
pars
oiitne
tOiCapt.
J
R.
Ellert
for
szauu.
loi
nembers
were
used
lor
tne
caravan.
2,
blocK
8,
section
1
was
soia
pu'
riLL
WANTED
Additional
sug
gestions
for
a
name
for
the
winner
nf
the
Dooularlty
contest
to
be
run
:
Sn
connection
with
Port
Day,
Aug-
i
ust
25.
The
closing
date
Was
been
Mrs.
Ilarla
Sloan
Bryant
for
wn.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
Harry
Korchln,
Brookklyn,
New
York;
W.
H.
C.
Logan,
Winnipeg;1
W.
J.
Deans,
Vancouver;
L.
).
Thorburn,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1
Morton
merson.
Uomona,
Cal.
Central
Make
Hasuala,
M.
Carothers
and
B.
Crlstall,
city;
R.
Goafrey,
G.N.R
Knox
M.
Nelson,
iSeattle;
R.
Sjlther
ty;
,0.
.Gunderson,
C.N.R.;
Jack
McGregqr,
Scotland.
1
Rural
I
'
Try
a
Dally
flew
cfttssltied
ad;
vertlsement
for
best
result.
P.
O.
BOX
575
Mussallems
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Empress
Apricot
Jam
Jp
OK
Pure.
4-lb.
tin
fLOUit
Purity.
QQn
0i
7-lb.
sack
Ubby's
Baby
Foods
1
ftp
A
All
combinations
Canadian
Cheese
Fresh
and
clean.
Lb.
Mussallem's
Coffee
WV
Qftp
th
r,...U1.,
-nnA
SUPER
SUBS
Qlant
package
Orapefruit
Juice
25C
2
tins
EUREKA
BLEACJl
1
ftp
Quart
bottle
Libby's
Co;ned
Beef
4
Qp
Per
Un
F.dine
Cold
Medal
Malt-Plain
light
and
V
QjQ9
dark
Hop
flavoured
$L25
This
is
Your
Last
Chance
For
Preserving
Apricots
Get
Yours
Now
Don't
forget
our
cash
coupons
which
are
good
for
many
valuable
Premiums.
i
lR,CE
QUALITY
SERVICE
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
$100
ORDERS
-T-..I..
..,.,.
Cnr
Vnur
Convenience
Careful
Attention
Boat
and
Mall
Orders
Receive
1-ron.Pt
and
Transcontinental
Transatlantic
Trans-Pacfic
SS.
''Princess
,
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports-
11
James
.Smith.
Vancouver;
J.
0.1
Carlson
and
Joe
Cktrdyer,
city,
i
WahSoon
and
B.
0.
Albertson,
city;
Mrs.
Q-
vf.
;Qrant
.and
.daughter,;
Upuston;
Texas.
I
Savoy
j
S.
Throndsen,
Vancouver;
Miss
Bet-J
y
Brooks,
Port
Esslngton;
J
.Trot-city;
S.
Olson,
:Te.rrace;
.q.-W.
.Robertson,
Triple
Island.
5
Adelaide"
Every
Frjuay
aw
v
-VANCOUVER
PIBECT
JO
r,inHotte
.H.
ss
r
SS.
"Princes,
Lou.se"
SS.
Prints
Alice"
SS
Aug.
6,
17,
27;
Sept.
7
Aug.
10.20.
A".
3,
Pacific
Services
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Tickets
and
Reservations
PJ
Rupert,
B.C.
-..
...
uumnn,
iieiicrni
ns"
Many
Attended
Funeral
This
,
..Morning
of
Late
Glacomo
Colussi
Band
Opening
r
1U.
ivt
ill
11,,"
v
v.
nning
oncen
SUNNYS1DE
CANNERY,
AUGUST
6
The
following
program
is
to
be
given
by
the
fireenville
Concert
Band
at
Sunnyside
.Cannery,
Skeena
River,
under
Uus
baton
.of
Ilandinaster
Fred
McJCay:
-Canada,
Land
of
Lib-
4erty.
1
Washington
Grays.
March.
2.
Orphans
in
the
Underworld.
Selection.
3.
Peace
and
Progress.
March.
4.
Triplets
of
the
Finest.
Three
Cornets
by
the
Bandmaster
and
jils
Company.
5.
March
Pro
Patrfa.
6.
My
Tuba
Solo.
By
Albert
Moore
and
Ben
Alexander.
7.
William
TelL
Overture.
8.
March
Master
Craftsmen.
9.
Rose
Festival,
W.altz.
f
Scotland.
THE
DAILY
KETWB
SEE
THIS
Begi
ITOURIST
11.
Frozen
Bill.
Rag.
)u
12
1812
Overture.
By
P.eter
Tschaikbwsky.
Ood
Save
The
King.
Dance
after
by
the
Qreenv.yie..
Snappy
Jazz
Orchestra.
Admission
collected
at
the
door.
i!miiMiii3j:irsm!i
SPACE
Tomorrow
For
Detailed
Advertisement
Of
Stock
Reducing
BUREAU
Information
Office
To
Be
Opened
For
Balance
of
Season
A
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
Many
friends
and
-gSi
Jl.,
y
.Jl'S
'lSii
in
City
Commissioner
rues
ior
UK"
XTnlan'
Alder's
office
and
It
was
decided
known
membe
r
ot
the
local
ItaUan
Jnformatlon
of.
Reach
the
most
people
iu
ciij
and
district
with
ai
HCrvertLsement
In
the
Dally
New
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
jj.
Zarelll,
Proprltor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rate
f
1.01
Bf
0
Room
Hot
Ac
Cold
Water
Prince
Kuprt,
B.O.
fhoB
Ml
P.O.
Box
1M
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your
RADIO
SERVICE
MODERN
EQUIPMENT
JREA&ONABLE
RATES
PHONE
BLACK
712
r
.
1
Sfie
Opens
Friday
Morning,
Aug.
5
Bryant
Company
Ltd.
Is
Buried
With
Catholic
Rites
"
.
L
I
Marriage
Oi
Dr.
Morrison
.Miss
Isobel
.Wilson
BaTton
Bcomes
lib
Bride
A
Ceremony
j
In
Vancouver
j
The
marriage
,of
Pr.
Hugh
Mackenzie
Morrison,
inspector
of
tphools
here,
and
Miss
Isobel
Wll-
:on
Barton
of
Vancouver
;was
s-J
colony,
who
was
Jmonin
'
e
of
tne
tourlst
mni2ed
on
Mon4ay
Jwt.
week
here
and
whose
body
was
ago
near
nrovldlne
a
i
in
thP
the
ptpp
Free
Presbvterian
Presbyterian
Church
ynurcn
TTluff2
store
thls
purpose
on
E.
M.
Bunoz,
O.
M.
I.,
Bisnop
,oi
east
of
Sixth
...
street
.
t
Northern
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
officiated
at
the
Interment
In
the
Roman
Catholic
plot
at
Falrvlew
Cemetery
following
high
requiem
mass
In
the
Church
of
the
Annu-nciauon
Annunciation
celebrated
ceieDraia
by
oy
Kev.
kcv.
Kpoond
avenue
At
the
meeting
W.
J.
Alder
was
elected
president
of
the
bureau
and
T.
J.
Williams,
secretary-treasurer.
Representations
were
made
re-ppntlv
to
Hon.
W:
J.
Asselstlne,
min-
--"-.
lter
of
the
.
newly
,
created
rp-tpd
dep
deoart-i
art
Father
Leo
Bosse.
O.M.I.
The
choir
was
in
attendance
and
Charles
P.
men
ox
-
-
n
IZIIIIIL
lHttnvi"b
"
f
Balagno
presiaea
u
y.
au
and
letter
erauon
oi
uw
u
Louis
Amadlo,
Pallbearers
were
statine
Riley
Vlereck.
.
.
u
-fKfina
-?nn
tnwards
Its
There
were
many
floral
offerings
dence
from
the
tourist
bureau
oi
ine
ae-nnrtmpnt
indicated
:
that
the
gov
ernment?
wished
to
co-operate
In
'
....-.''eelklA
MV
UHh
fhp'
lOPftl
VVAjLJt'03
"
"
J
ff?fhnl5tation;
which
It
is
planned
will
become
in
ume
a
cemie
ui
tourist
Information
for
the
entire
north
country.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
W.
J.
Alder,
Arthur
Bmoksbank,
Char
les
Balagno,
W.
F.
Stone.
F.
Dibb
and
T.
J.
Williams.
at
Vancouver.
Dr.
and
;Mrs.
.Mom-son
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
August
and
will
make
their
home
on
Fifth
avenue
East.
END
KEEPS
YOU
COOL
If
this
hot
wehr
letve
you
limp
and
exhausted,
it's
a
sute
.sian
of
an
.overheated
body.
The
natural
thirut
Jto
do
to
take
an
effective
alkalizing
corrective
like
Epo's
"Fruit
Salt",
which
gendy
removes
sluggish
.wastes
which
overheat
the
body,
neutralize
excess
acid
and
cools
you
through
and
through.
Eno
contains
no
sugar,
nothing
harsh
or
harmful
and
forms
no
habit:
During
the
hot
weather
drink
Eno
morning,
nooa
and
night,
or
whenever
you
feel
the
need
for
a
refreshing
alkiriuing
drink.
Its
pleasant
''Fruit-Salt"
.tang
Aw
away
instantly:
right
away
you
feel
clean.
and
coot'detBow.p
f"iJ.v-'
li
Eno
is
the
original
alkalizing
corrective
r
and
for
years
and
years
Eno
in
water
bas
been
the
favourite
refreshment
among
white
residents
in
the
sizzling
tropics.
It
I
a
natural
way
to
keep
cool!
B.
C
Messenger
Seryjce
PU05JE
678
Prompt
and
.CowrUoiis
Serylce
JR.
GILLESPIE
Stand:
th
St.,
Pack
.of
Royal
Hotel
F.
LARSON
Masseur
and
Electric
Treatments
PHONE
GREEN
913
225
8th
Avenue
West
PrlnAP
Rupert,
O.
C.
TELLS
OF
BIG
FIRE
Ln
a
letter
to
the
Dally
News,
office,
Arthur
Sutton,
principal
of(
King
Edward
High
School,
who
wept
south
recently
on
the
steamer!
Prince
Charles,
describes
the
spectacular
Vancouver
Island
forest
fire.
A
whole
hillside
near
Comox
was
aglow
with
darts
of
flame
licking
up
new
trees.
The
sun
setting
behind
.the
.dense
smoke
screen
made
an
aerie'
spectacle,
the
sky
assuming
a
sickly
green
color
(
ThlnKs
seem
to
be
dried
'up
In;
Vancouver.
Lawns
are
yellow
aridj
Drown,
aue
nyt-nei
o
peopu:
.ocms-away
,
or
to
the
curtailment
,of
water
(
use
for
sprinkling
purposes.
Matthew
McLean
Ftmeral
Held
Military
Honors
Are
Paid
At
Last
Rites
This
Afternoon
,
The
funeral
of
the
late
Matthew
McLean
took
place
this
afternoon
ifrom
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Un
dertakers
at
Z
o'clock.
Rev(
J.
C.
Jackson,
pastor
of
First
United-
Church,
..officiated
with
Miss
Lois
'Judge
accompanying
the
hymns,
which
were
-Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Abide
With
Mfe."
The
pallbearers
were
George
Murray,
Rod
McLean,
D.
Pattlson,
D.
Parkes,
C.
L.
Barker
and
Alex
The
"Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
William
Ranee
at
the
graveside
in
the
returned
soldier
s
plot
at
alrvlew
Cemetery.
Todays
Baseball
1
i
Katipnal
Leafpe
j
Chicago,
3;
New
York,
8.
Pittsburg,
9-5;
Boston,
4-3.
Cincinnati,
6;
Philadelphia,
3.
St.
Louis-Brooklyn,
night
game.
American
League
New
York,
7;
Detroit,
7.
(In
ninth
Inning)
Boston,
4;
Cleveland,
3.
.
(Second
game
Boston,
2;
Cleve
land,
1.
end
of
fifth
inning.)
(End
of
mth
Inning).
Philadelphia,
14;
Chicago,
2.
(Second
game
being
played)
Washington,
2;
St.
Louis,
A.
(End
of
fifth
Inning).
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