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including:
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Jack
&
Jill,
Little
-
Pal,
and
Hewestons.
We
can
guarantee
the.
quality
and
they
are
priced
as
low
as
cheaper
.shoes.
You.
cannot
40
-wrong
these
dependable
lines.
on
Family
shoe
store
itR
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of
Good
Shoes
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visit
OF
ROOSEVELT
Rupert
;By
mall
-to
all
parts
of
British
Cdumbla..ienUshEiaplre
and
SjOO
J02
.25
Thursday,
September
8,
1838
i
That
mat
IS
is.-ocean-ln&
B
vessels
YCVM:l5
c
could
ou
ti
reach
reacn
tne,
the.11
lOr0e
aurtnS
much
trie
only
slow
thing
about
the
city
but
traffic
must
be-n,aml
-P0
of
America
and
they.
low
or
it
would
be
dangerous
to
cet
around
wouW
develP
a
new
coastline,
If-Ketrhilfan
ntf
,A-,
IT..
-
.
thousands
of
miles
in
length.'
nf)
'
7
,
vut
a
City
01
gardens
"eight
-could
be
handled
ata
frac-
ana
uowers
as
we
have
done,
one
very
soon
woulff
not
be
tkm
of
the
eost
.by
rail,
or
traas-ariie
-to
walk
along
the
streets
for
flowers.
TheVd
be
wPment
through
existing
canals
Rowing
everywhere.
And
why
shouldn't
they
do
it?
,ports-
i
hey
have
the
elimatp
and
thP
amo
envt
nf
;L.i
....
TThe
power
developed
by
a
St
have.
The
dahlias
seen
there
are
just
as
birr
b,fi
as
in
Prinoo
"f
nce
d,am
V
dams-
BOUld
Rupert
and
the
colors
as
pure.
Z
TnE
D
AIL
Y(
NEWS
sThursday.
8eyic4u
S3J
JRENEWS
INTEREST
IN
BIG
WATERAYS
f
IAN
MJnited
States
Writer
Reviews
Arnimpnfc
For
Against.
Great
Scheme
forfst
Lawrence
Ri?er
By
MORGAN
AkBEATTY
Associated
Press
-Staff
Writer
and!
I
j
.WASHINGTON,
September
7:
CP.)
W
President11
Roosevelt's
excursion
tothe
new
Thousand
Islands
bridge.
'
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
boosts
on
to
the.
j
front
page
an
internationalissue
that,
has
boiled
back
and!
I
fry
nnwc
fkn
C
T
.....-
Or
t
i
"
."c
idwicntK
ruver
ior
nearly
a
century
and
a
half.
-That
issue
3s
the
jrojosed;St.3awrenee-deep!'
waterway
conneeting
'the
.contin-
-
.'
-
-
ent's
Great
Lakes
parts
with
the
the
-fonder,
.and
o
ibank-AtlarttiCrOcean,
thus
making
-ocean
HPt
1
ports
r-et
.uch
inland
-cities
-as
J)u-
JEh
'United
States
eukl
e
luth.
Chicago,
XJetroit-Fort
William,
-spending
money
on
a
rivr
..that
Ont
Toledo,
aevelanriand
Buffalo.
ilcwrintc
iheea
iaCanatllan.er-Tbe
deep
.waterway
has
.been
f-
-Tit
cry.
jFram
.the
Canadian
.point
ficially
defined
as
a
waterway
with
tew,
there
is
.something
strange
a
channel
At
least
;27
feet
deep
to
Ahout
the
United
'States
-being
go
aecommociate
.90
per
.cent
of
the
HUng
lo
jjay
be.ost
of
develop-
'
VfKfW
a
Ulna
fhA
uuan
.at
-A
.-.
in?
thf
t
T
aurr.nM.
ToniHc
Jin.
-
....
j-,
JVJ
fUlJ"
.
'
T
I
.
J.
iJ.m
.
m.
I
thing
shallower
than
27
Xeet
-would
fiiead,
it
Is
proposed
thatJ!-Am,rl-'
choke
-out
much
ocean
freighter
ci
n
,ar
ll
-Canadian
canals
.should
tnnnaop
T'hprp
o
ro
tiun
noti.rl
iiP
-I
llil?
H
lc-n
C7
Hfararf
rip
bflrrierR
fnr
mtvst
wpan
InrmaoA
Ha.
Several
larsp
jvirt?
ciirh
itiRss.
jtweentbe
Great
Lakes
and
Atlantic
n.
Kew
yeS-
5fciladelnnia
-uiud
I
Ocean.
.Montreal
.would
;see
their
big
.ship-
1
One
is
thp
ao-miw
tth
rf
:Pmg
industries
to
inland
-norts.
roanng.inxemauonaj
iiapias
on
the
'""
UK""""J
-ywum
'lower
3t..
Lawrence.
The
Canad-
-richer
United
States
,lans
4have
built
canals
And
locks
couW
evelep'itad.ustties
along
the'
1
around-the
japids,
but
these
works
LaTence
before
the
corres-1
accommodate
only
smaller
vessels
P00"
-area
nrtheHanadian,side
'requiring
44
feet
of
water
or
less).
couW
.get.
under
way.
thereby.creat-.
Trae
other
hurdle
is-
the
Jo-mile
"
"iU-"
menace
10
strip
of
land
separating
Lakes
&ie
Canadian
industry.
and
Ontario,
along
'which
runs
the
,Preinlr
Hepburn
of
Ontario
op-1
famous
Niagara
Elver.
That
river
poses
waterway,
declaring
the
proiect
Is
not
lustifiwl
.
viss
o-
utui
uuuuicu
a
ct
w
k
ecu
-
"ilithe
two
lakes.
Part
of
the
dropjn-'grounds)-
1
ciaenwy,
creates
uie
oreatn-taKUig
'
-
olc
-;
beauty
of
Niagara
Falls.
The
Can-
PresIdent
Roosevelt
has
just
pro-,
adians
-also
have
built
the
"Welland
-P05"1
io.Canada
a
Jiew
treaty
-to
ship
canal
around
the
falls,
but
Its
uniten
iutes
to
go
channel
Is
only
25
feetdeep).
.
ahead
ith
a
power
dam
and
the
Here
,1s
the
deep
waterway
deep
terway
along
the
St.
Law-,
thi?.
nothing
Thpn
so-ain
here,
every
other
place
TX.
beintr
Q
tetter
-ller
ln?"
thanJwer
United
Stales
and
anari,
orlfn0Uld
'fhoJid
i
sisn
tne
treaty-
hu,,qf
"
,A
;
,r.
,
fJ
n
reiue
tO
ee
,of
its
Whifflets
From
The
Woterront
ft,
f
1
C
railway
at
Ketchikan
Jike
;we
have!
bth
sides
ot
the
international
tor-1
Coming
north
aboard
the
steamer
they
d
be
forcing
business
through
the
port
with
the
rest
"der
opening
up
possibilities
for
ex-P,rince
Charles
this
voyage
from
Of
the
World.
Their
COmrnunitv
snirit
W
n
vcrnAnM
PloJtg
.great
mineral
wealth,
e3.
Vancouver
Tia
the
Queen
Charlotte
that,
once
a
lead
is
fnvon
nlm,,v,iVK
"A"
Peclally
iron
xire
in
uprtate
New
ls'an.as
were
several
tourists
who
tHittimur
K
m
asw.
dw
transpor'
io)W
i('Sls!ead'"BU1,t'!soraeth";fi-
What
we
suggest
I
Awflcui
cn
wheat
is
tnat
in
tne
morninrr
we
turn
nni
fn
Tf
,
H
.
.
'-Ti
'
'
-----
AM.ao
LlllUllilLl
Lll
.
'
vw
1341
blld
WlJCab
WJ
"
,
iVetcniKan,
breathe
in
.SQme
of
their
optimism
and
deter-
i
better
advantage
In
the
world
amtr-ir.",'
commanded
.
by
Capt.
Neil
mination
and
thpn
set.
nut
rn
fn
Pnnn
D.,,.-i..'
(
ket
bscause
it
would
cost
them
1pm
MC"aP'
arved
in
port
tt
3:15
lems
with
enthusia.
ThenW
$Tny
h3'
Sttin?
a
EhiP
subsidv
om
Ottawa,
and,
thirdly,
getting
ready
to
make
next
year
a
banner
year
in
jiardening
and
flower-growing
with
view
to
makinttecity
the
most
desirable
place
on
the.
continent
in
summer
for
visitors
These
are
three
important
matters.
WeiViay
jiot
be
able
to
do
very
much
individually
in
the
way
of
highway
building
or
providingthe
ship
subsidy
but
we
can
all
take
part
without
political,
sectional,
or
class
distinction
m
making
Prince
Rupert
Jthe
real
city:
beautiful,
the
flower
qty
of
the
north.
loadngat
Inland
jjorts,
than.
itdoes
to
use
the
railroads
or
trans-ship
tnrough
the
canals,
a
costly
pro
cess.
The
Rebuttal
caught
the
steamer.
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
.and
Stewart
and
south
this,
evening.
The
Prince
bill
There
were
191
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
'Louise
which
Tho
;
Jieraay
aitemoon
terwav
8
wa-jirom
3:30
to
5
p.m.
southbound
-
wJr-
1
from
Rlcmrnrav
,tr
ml-
The
railroads
would
he
robbed
of'
disembarked
r
TkV
"
ihelr
Jlfe-blood
freight
on
both
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your
iRADIO
SERVICE
MODERN
EQUIPMENT
REASONABLE
RATES
I'hone
BLACK
712
and
four
took
passage
on
her
from
una
pon
ior
tne
south.
F.
Currle.
Chef
from
MnroanV
I
togging
camp,
arrived
yesterday
on
the
Prince
Charles
n
his
.
way
to
Vancouver.
If
you
wtin
u,
swap
omethlng
fry
classified.
1
at
10:30
tomorrow
night
on
her
return
south
via
the
Islands.
1
HIS
MAJESTY
INSPECTS
THE
IIOJIE
FLEET
Wearing
the
uniform
o.
an
admiral
of
the
fleet
King
George
VI
is
pictured
(about
to
descend
companlonway
as
he
conducted
an
inspection
aboard
the
cruder
H2.1S.
Aurora
in
Weymouth
Bay
during
his
recent
review
ot
the
home
fleet.
Behind
the
king
are
the
ship-'s
officers.
The
crew
Is
lined
ud
for
Inspection
on
the
lower
deck.
Mail
Schedule
scheme
itself:
rence,
auowing,
Canada
until
1M9
For
nt
East-
First,
dam
up
the
St.
Lawrence
at
!fL?m?lete
of
the'
system.
:
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
one
or
two
nlaces
alons
the
Inter-
.
iUJS
lM.uine
anaaa
is
not
ready
,
Friday
..
..5
national
Rapids,
and
-build
locks
to'
on?y.ut
would
ap-lift
From
the
"st
Pfove
the
scheme
1,:,
s
now.
so
the
Un-
m
m
Uliu
kj
nLl
ulcoii
ic.wi.i.
diiiuiiii
.
.
.
.
the
dams.
The
channel
would
have
i
Turd'av
-u-
j-.j-.j
.
.
...
.1
Canada
has
not
renliArf
.in
th
eaturaay
1100
11.00
DJn
pjn.
Y
NOT
.LEARN
rSTE
?
SaS
.upplyAmeriCan
n0te
transmuting
thForrVaneouver-
We
r
have
u
m
-
Prince
Rupert
a
number
of
people
who
seJlooojwo
horsepo
of
electric
rvftothth"
i0vnmeDt-
esdf
:30
uoon
mrr
good
nnnrl
ti
.ii
.
,
.
r
.
'
rtr
..
...
.
fcven
If
the
Canadian
oovpmm
nt
Thursday
10
njn.
iuunti
to
iu
dc
dlvIdd
oivioea
Dfliwpen
beteen
mp.
...
"
-
would
Friday
9:30
pjp
theiahr
!iather
the
.i
countryside
o.Tn
lone
,C'naV2
the'"310
to
06
tlHedIy
W?Py
tbe.meri
themeri-
-Sept-
3.
7.
i7.jmd37
4
pin.
it
v
-
...-.f-
t"""&
w.w
c.n.i.
euuu
jii
uLiier
ihmcw
niir
ii'hnfhmif
ti
.
river
jon
on
-both
oth
skies.
kw
j
can
senate
ana
the.Canadlan
u
,,
par-7FromVanconver--
'
Hive
ivupert
nas.
eVxier
ervthinir
tktir
i,
:
U
!rthhfnl-
f
course,
teth
of
these
I
Third,
the
Welland
Canal
around
are
wrong,
we
have
a
fine
little
city
at
Prince
J?upert:Niasara
wuid
be
deenened
to
27
TVlth
much
tOOmmend
it
anrl
w
Qtro
o
U.i..
Ij-'sa-
ifeet
juxl
Kiaeara
Ji'alis
,mlH
hp
liament.
Power.
Ouestkn
All
through
the
years,
the
argu.
ZenS.
Yesterday
We
tried
to
point
OUt
gome
of
,nJ
beautified
and
improved
-to
deliver
men
over
electric
power
has
slow-pointS
Of
thecitv
Of
Ketchikan
rA
TOOre
elflctrlc
Power
tnan
the
pri-!
been
overshadowing
navigation,
fnl
S
ne
0
0f
these
vas
the
.ate
Roosevelt
administration
enthusksrr
tW
,W
interests
arfng
it
from
thejThe
pro-in
S
eyh0W
for
their
own
City
When
talking!
two
governments
now
provide.
V"
to
see
behind
some
of
the
op-10
siraneers.
How
thpv
tullr
wn
Aim.r.:
.l
fn,irh
r
.
u
u
j.
fnosition
inttu
..
u.
,
Sunday
.
---
--.-j
"iivh
uiijvuasiiiii
tllcse
mat
vu"
uuiu
ik
creaii-.
.v
-nia3
uic
jianu
Sent
Sept.
2
2,
12
12
an
and
ters
among
themselves
We
naturally
do
not
know
,ed
withjill
the
money
shejias
spent
iof
the
Alumlnum-Company
ol
Am-
'
'
iKetchikan
is.at
a
serious
disadvantage
inteint?
built
rm
6n;the-st-
Laence
waterway
and.rlca
and
the
Niagara-Hudson
pow-jFor
Anyox
and
an
island
ninptv
mil&c
mm
fti
'
"
T
,
.
infiuau
vanai
so
tar.
ana
the
un-
""""j
new
Tors.
i
SKSmtt
fdsi"
States
Wuld
pay
the
bill
for
So-about
the
only
mcontestlble1
2,1!
disadvantage.
There
are
Other4
creating
the
deep
channel
along,
statement
you
can
make
about
the
uuyaavamages
that
have
to
be
overcome.
The
difficulty
the
rapid3
and
"eating
the
power
lst-
Lawrence
deep
waterway
Is
With
Frince
Rupert
is
that
things
have
been
too
easv
and
dam
or
dams
"Quired.
This
cost
that
It
would
have
been
built
years
we
have
received-a
great
deal
of
govprnmpnt
hoin
W0B,d
06
Iose
to.aoooogo.
!
a8
'
there,were
no
valuable
eiec-
Kekhikan
has
a
ivav
Of
makVriJ
f
i?'
t,
'Case.r-raVaterway
,
trfc
Power
lying
idle
,4but
ready
for
maHlnShe
OSof
what
SpW
thf
it
Herere
use)
111
the
st-
Lswrence
.rapids,
theanain.arguments
for
or
DOSSesses
W-
hnJ
tW
Ci.Sthe
business
section
is
builUm
piles,
theeewatemay:
,f
river
were.
flo'
boundary
line
"
77
f,
e
WKJ
PePie-
the
main
business'
Ninety
per
cent
of
the
world's
Deiweeniwonations-hlchlithap
,n"CTl
.
!s
B"
,
"arrow
nat
trail
wBiH,
ic
has
uaa
to
tu
be
ue
slow
HlOW.
To
You,
he's
the
4ipm.
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
Friday
4
pjn.
;Septj2,.12
andj22
ajn.
Sunday
7
pjn.
'Wednesday
10:30.
ajn.
Friday
4
pm.
22
ajn.
Stewart-
Sunday
9
p.m.
Wednesday
3
pjn.
f
AMILY
BUTCHER
Ta-tht
Rnnlr.
fio'c
S
BIG
BUSINESS
.From
Anyox
and
Stewart
j
Tuesday
...11:30
aja
i
Thursday
8
pjn.
For
.Naas
lUver
and
l'ert
Simpson-
Sunday
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2,
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From
Alaska-September
3,
7.
17
and
27
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the
East
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
8
pjn
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturdays
11
pjn
NEW
GOLF
COL'KSE
CAVENDISH,
P.E.I..
Sept.
1:
CP)
Approximately
40
men
are
em
ployed
laying
out
a
golf
course
In
Prince
Edward
Island's
new
National
Park.
FOR
EXAMPLE,
of
the
86,600
borrowers
on
our
books
in
Canada
at
end
of
our
1937
business
year
61,728
had
loans
for
$300
and
less.
In
other
words
nearly
70
per
cent
of
these
clients
were
what
might
be
termed
"small"
borrowers
owners
of
businesses
fanners,
and
ordinary
men
and
women
requiring
money
for
legitimate
personal
needs.
Small
loans
,
are
Big
Busineu
to
this
Bank,
which
-
desires
at
all
times
to
meet
the
legitimate
credit
needs
of
business
and
private
individuals.
Your
enquiries
are
invited.
In
twalva
months
iOfiOO.000
individual
depotitt
toeri
aect
pled
from
ff
euHomert
and
60,000,000
thtqutt
euhedenlered
checked
and
rechetked
by
The
Iloyal
Dank
alone.
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ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
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BRANCHES
IN
Att
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or
Hotel
Arrivals
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Mr
and
Mr.
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Be
ChaXi
Carpenter.
Massett,
Jim
Telegraph
Creek;
Alex
Smith.
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of
people
think
they
cant
be
Regular"
without
frequent
tnpj
to
-the
medicine
chest
1
w
doae
up
and
get.it
over,"
they
uu
you.
But
docton
know
they
dent
"eet
it
oyer"
at
atl-unul
they
.get
at
the
caute
of
the
troublel
.
Cba&cea
xe
it's
simple
to
find
the
cause
if
you
et
only
vfcit
most
people
'do
meat,
bread,
potatoes.
It's
Ukely
ton
iont
an
enough
"bulk."
And
"bulk"
t!oes&t
mean
a
lot
of
food.
Ill
a
kind
ot
rood
that
isnt
consumed
in
the
bcxly,
but
leayet
a
aoft
rtiflky-
mass
In
the
intesuoet
.and
helpa
&
bowel
movement
If
that-fiu
you.
your
ticket
b
a
nmcby
.breakfast
cereal
-Kel-logg'a
All-Bran.
It
contalna
the
"bulk"
you
need
phis
the
gnat
mvesuuai
vowc,
nunun
il,
Eat
All-Bran
every
dar.
drink
plenty
of
water,
and
lust
witch
the.
old
world
grow
brighter
oy
Kauogg
tn
London,
Out.
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MUSIC
Miss
Lawrence
Teacher
of
Violin,
Theory
Harmony
CUsaes
C4mniencuic
Septem-
ber
1.
Phone
580
Three
Violins
For
J-
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koyal
Bank
Bldf.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelU.
Proprttor
"A
DOME
AWAY
FBOM
HOME"
Rate
91
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mf
10
Booms
Hot
St
Cda
WUr
Prince
Knpert,
B.C.
Phone
181
P.O.
Box
Phones
18
Si
81
P.O.
Box
i"5
Your
Quest
For
Service
Is
Ended
When
You
Go
To
IvIUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
OppoJlteCanadlatjEgloni
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
ill
GOLD
SEAL
'
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
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Is
FINK
SEAL
FJriest
Pink
Salmon
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'by
the
only
$ttax
canning
company
with
an
U
tbs
year
round
payroll
in
Prlncs
Rupert