September
6,
1933.
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Ink
paper,
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lor
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25o
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Reeves
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ol
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MRS.
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E.
BLACK
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
William
Lemble
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
Fri
day
night
front
a
brief
trip
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
H.
Kennev
re
turned
to
their
home
at
Smithers
after
a
holiday
motor
trip
to
J.
Shaw,
public
works
department
engineer,
who
has
been
spending
some
time
In
the
Atlln
district,
was
a
Dasseneer
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoon
going
through
to
Victoria.
'
Miss
Pat
Anderson
and
Miss
De-vlna
Warner
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
evening's
train
from
Walcott
after
spending
the
.sum
mer
vacation
at
that
Bulkley
Valley
i
point,
with
the
latter's
parents.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston
and
son,
Kenneth,
returned
to
the
city
Fri
day
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
Victoria
where
they
have
been,
visiting
with,
Mrs.
Johnston's
mother,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Joshua
Klngham.
TRIBUTE
JSPAID
Trades
and
Labor-
Council
Delegates
Honor
Memory,
of
Late
S.
D.
Macdonald
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
In
the
course
of.
La
ibor
Dav
nroceedlngs
yesterday,
vis-
'
Ued:
Falrvlew
Cemetery
during
the
morning
to
pay
fitting
tribute
to
the
memory
of
the
late
S.
D.
Mac
donald.
for
many
years
president
of
the
organization,
who
passed
awav
last
year.
A
wreath
was
llniaoprl
nn
the
orave
and
J.
J.
Gll-
11.
now
Dresldent.
spoke
bneny.
stating
that
it
was
fitting
that
tri
bute
should
be
paid
on
this
day
tc
the
departed
brother
who
had
done
so
much
for
the
advancement
oi
labor
and
promotion
of
good
sport
J'.
A.
Frew,
who
was
a
close
personal
friend
of
the
late
Mr.
Macdonam
also
spoke
along
similar
lines
after
which
the
delegates
observed
a
per
lod
of
silence.
Those
who
attended
the
cere
mony
were
J.
J.
OHHs.
Frank
Derry,
Jack
Campbell,
Thomas
Elliott.
W
M.
Brown,
James
Black,
Thomas
a
Black.
James
M.
Campbell,
J.
A,
Frew
and
Hugh
Smith.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
C.
V
Evltf
September
9.
Rebekah
Tea,
Annette
Fashion
Show,
September
15.
C.
C.
F.
Bazaar,
October
1.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
12,
13.
Sonja's,
Bazaar
November
4.
Baptist
Bazaar
November
5.
Cathedral
Christmas
Bazaar
No
vember
17;
St.
Peter's
ember
24.
Re:
Certificate
pi
Church
Bazaar
Nov-
LAND
REOISTKY
ACT
trlct.
to.
the
raovmw
Tv
(81.
Township
of
the
bov
ruMcfit
otf-
T1U
lu
in
the
nam
K
a.
Moa
h
been
Cited
la
OI.
i-
i.
viomhv
slven
that
this
oiucb,
""--";
"
Jf
oTtiTilrrt
publication
in
u
ol
said
lost
certificate
un.
J2S,
nto
Tmwintlme
valid
objection
be
made
to
me.
to
lttog.
.
nJui
RuDBTtT
B.
oTthla
3rd.
day
o(
August.
A.
D
M-T
nuMow
Deputy
Begtotrar
ot-
Tltlea.
lM
ACT
N.itlre
of
Intention
To
Apply
To
ltiirolt'lkja
IjlBll
Lnmd
Recording
DU-
In
the
Skeena
trlot
of
Brltlali
uoiumam
1
,h-
Etotell
River
thirty
miles
south
of
Port
tMm.
w,,.m
,
Tlt
nataoe
w
.
....
nwWv
of
vanoauver,
B
O.,
occupf
PtorMltiui
Engineer,
to
to
apply
M
pmlSv
to
purohase
the
follow-
'"fjomncig
at
a
pet
planted
at
.
ccl"fi
vrm.r
txwt
of-
Mineral
(&
MSTlit
more
nr
1
to
the
Western
toouiidary
ct
'ButPhlde
No,
7
MUierai
vian
ana
iDur
ii
inn
ar
less.
ranwiwis,
llMl
GUERNSEY
Dated
August
22nd,
1838.
Phono.
112.
Taxi;
day
and
night.
William
Webster,
charged
with
drlnklnit
In
a
public
place,
was
re
manded
from,
today,
until
Friday.
G
cor
ce
Walsh,
returned-
to
the
city,
on
th
Catala
Sunday
night
from-
a
brief:
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr:
and,
Mrs.
Thomas.
McClyraont
and
daughter
Pat(
who.
have-
been
on
a
vacation,
trip
to-Vancouver,
re
turned'
to.
the
city
from
the-
south
on,
the
Catala
Sunday
night.
lC
James,
E,
Lee
and-son,
Forbes;
who.
have
been
spending
the
sum
the
Catala
for
-a'
trip
south.
They
will
disembark
at
Campbell
River
and
motor
do,wn
Vancouver
Island.
Miss.
Mary.
Q
film.
and.
her.
young
niece,
who
have
been
spending
the
summer
vacation
In
the
south,
re
turned
to
the
city,
from
Vancouver
cn.
the
Catala
Sunday,
night.
(FEWER
ARE
1
IN
QPHOni
TORONTO,
Sept.
6;
Dlavlne
fields
to
modern
versions
nf
thi
little
red
school
house.
QnnHov
nlaht
frnm
a.
vnratlon
trlnttha
hiirh
eVmnl
attenriancp
nf
44.
yiuiuujr
.up...
"
f
I
Jlic
lllglA
OV11W1
to.
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
their
g7o
Was
81
per
cent
higher.
As
In
daughter.
Miss,
Edna
Vlckers.,
who'
many
other
parts
of,
the
Dornln-
1
-
L.n.
tH
fvinlntil
fsv
4Va
nntf
ii.
.
m
--
II
J
A
tf
n4tnrr
t
i
f
i
iir'trii
in
ruiKiaiiu
avjx
i&a
uaai
i
rTi
iPii'r
rniinrfii
Hir.
aLditiiia
year
as
an
exchange
teacher.
'school,
but
they
stay
longer,
be-
cause
fewer
Jobs,
are
open.
Miss
Betty
Miller
returned
to
the
Laree
Provinces
Lead
fho
PrlnipS5
Hharlntte
siat.
rv.otwi.
on
fhitarin
a
the
larcr
.
.
J
vi.
--....
iquhrv.
,
w
-
-
-
a
iiriliv
nftsrnnnn
from
Stlklne
scf
nmnlni
havn
hv
far
thp
most
where
she-
spent
the
summer
with
students.
Quebec
has
an
estimated
ler
Drotner,
uuncan
wiuier,
cus-
637,000
stuaents,
aiviaea
mio
no-i
toms
officer.
lman
Catholic.
563,000
and
Protes-
Local
school
teachers
returning
(o
the
city-
on
the
Catala
Sunday
night
after
spending-
the
summer
vacation
in
the
south
Included
Miss
Hodgson,
Miss
.Mary
Easthope,
Mrs.
B.
Walker,
Miss
Mary
Hartlnt
Miss
E.
P.
Grassle,
Miss
Marjorie
rfhlel
and
Miss
irene
Mitchell
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night's,
train
from
Smithers
where
she
spent
the
latter
part
of
the
summer
vacation;
also
motoring
around
Smithers;
Burns
Lake,
Fort
St.
James
after
having
attended
summer
school
at
Victoria.
1
It's
No
Surprise
That
You
re
Constipated
!
If
constipation
has'
you
bogged,
down
so
you
feel
tired,
sunk.
all.
played
out-It's
tune
you
asked
yourself
some
questions-'
.What
have
yov
had
to
eat
lately?
Just
meat,
bread,
eggs,
potatoes?.
Iff
no
surprise-you're:
constipated!.
The
chance
are
you
dont
get
enough
"bulk."
And
"bulk"
doesn't
mean
a
lot
of
food:
It's
a
kind
of
food
that
Isn't
consumed
In
the
body;
but
leaves
a
soft
"bulky"
nutssln''the
intestines
and
helps
a
bowl
movement.
.
If
this
ls
what
you
lack,
your
ticket
ls
crisp
crunchy
Kellogg"s
AU-Bran
for
breakfast
every,
day.
It
contains-
the-"bulk"
!yoti
need
plus
Nature-'s
great
Intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
Eat
AU-Bran
every,
day,
drink
plenty
of
water,
and
take
a
new
lease
on
life)
All-Bran
ls
made
by,
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
Sold:
by
every
grocer.
Major
J.
Gs
Rycroft,
district:
ar
mament
officer
from
Esquimau
and
Serzeant
J.
Mlddleton.
after
spending
a
few
days
here
on
busi
ness
In
connection
with
the
102nd
Battery
are
sailing-by
the
Catala
ithis
afternoon
on
their
return
to
Victoria,
Powder
Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Permants,
Marceltj,
Flngec-waves,
etc.
Children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty.
Phone-
Green:
881
foe
Appointment
Muriel
Eby-
4374th-R.
Try
a
Dally
ttewt
cuuiitflcd
4d.
Wont
7innn
Thsro
arp
R44
000
In
UH1I
"
-
'
I
berta,
former
Member-
of
Parliar
(
secondary
schools
1
nent
and
one
of
the
national
lead-1
Average
attendance
In
Ontario
;rs
ot
the
Co-operative
common-,
las
year
was
604,734
compared
with
wealth
Federation
movement,,
wUlt
575
'fust
10
years
ago,
Attendr
be
a
visitor
to
Prince
Rupedt
to.lnnee
ii-condarv
schools
"was
lo4,-
irards
the
end
of
this
month.
fi04
,ast
vear
55
Der
cent
higher
than
10
years
ago.
f
Saskatchewan
schools,
hampered
"by
years
of
drought-caused
poverty,
j
were
attended
by
215.600
stuaents;
last'
year,
divided
180,148,
In
elementary
schools
and
the
remainder
In
secondary
schools.
Alberta's
school
attendance
last
vear
was
167.950.
British
Colum
bia
Increased
by
2,000
last
year
to(
120,360.
Nova
Scotia,
there
some
rural
schools
openea
last
weeic,
leads
the-
Maritimes
with
117,000
students
last
year,
with
New
Bruns
wick
school
attendance
at
86,946
and.
Prince
Edward;
Island's
at
18
146.
Better
Teachers
While
summer
vacations
re
over
for-
Canadian
school
children,
for
many
of
the
nation's
700,000
teach
ers-
school
opening
means
some
thing;
like
a
holiday.
Schools,
from
coast
to
coast
con
stantly
demand
a
higher
education
al
standard
for
teaching
staffs,
which
means
the
final
term's
school
bell
for.
the
children
summons
roughly
"rialf
the;
teachers
tr-
sum
mer
schools;
for
extra
training.
The
summer
schools,
geared
for
fast-Daced
feachinji.
soften,
make
their
pupils
work
harder
than'
the
same
teachers
work
when
they
re
turn
to
the
schooL
rooms.
Twoi
Canadian
provinces,
Manl
tnhn.
and
Alberta,
have-
raised
the
'reaulrements
for
normal
school
-
students
thlsyear.
They
now
must
tiave
grade
12,
standing,
equivalent
Utroualiiv
first
year
university.
PrlnrA
Wrlaurd
Island
wllL
de
mand
a
higher
standard
next
Jrear
Two
years
training,
one
year
aca
demlc
followed
by
one
year
of
normal
training,
will
be
required
to
obtain
a
lowest
class
teacher's
licence.
Raise
School
Age
New
regulations
going
Into
effect
In
Prince
Edward,
Island
Include
raising
of
compulsory
school-at
tendance
age
from
seven
to
13
years
to
seven
to
15.
Charlottetown
prln
clpal&
are
to
be
given
additional
heln
to
enable
them
to
concentrate
on
duties
of
a
supervisory
charac
ter.
Dr.
Robert
Fletcher.
Manitoba
deoutv
minister?
of
education,
be
lieves
Increased
high
school
regis
tration
ls
due
to
realization
of
pupils.
It
Is
to-their
benefit
to
remain
In
classes
rather
than
go
out
Into
a
world
In
which
Jobs
are
scarce.
Changing
curricula
make
heavy
demands
on
teachers.
Ontario
and
revisions
o
their
teaching
courses,
meaning
extra
work
for
their
teachers.
-
Raxlcntfhewan.
teachers
face
a
brighter
DtosDect
oC
higher,
wages
'
and
better,
school,
equipment
than
More-
r-u
Than.
onniinnn
2.000,000
n,iHn
Children
Are
thrmirti
l?..ict.r1
In
Panada
i
'
.
.
"I."-
-
Hmnr.v
returns
ti,m
frnm
improved
farmlands.
About
2,100,000
sturdy,
Canadian
National
arrived
from
Mattresses
Surest,
Spring
Filled
Mattress
$20.00
1
fcSIi
WEDDING
OF
FELIX
BATT
A
wedding
of
tnuoh
Interest
to
prairie
many,
friends
xjI
the
.
groom,
In
i
Prince
Runert
took
tilace
at
-
2:30
ada's.
future
statesmen,
doctors.!
lnl
othej.
teacners
report..
gener-1
Church.
In
the
bride's
home
at
Rob-
general,,
craftsmen.
Yfrs
r1
,,ally
an
upward
trend
In
their,
sal
son
In
the
Kootenay
district
when
pan&ers,
navuig
uiu,
kucu.
gries.
books,
today
trudged
past
inviung
Miss
Edna
May
Reid
became
the
bride
of
Felix
Edward
Batt.
eldest
Six
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
0f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Batt
transshipment
lr4
Mtluv'UU
East
.over
Capadian
0f
this
city.
Following
the
cere-
'W"
nawuuai
Railways
ivaunaja
iwui
mOny,
CAI.
ana
JVirS.
Bail.
IBll.
tWB-
boys
Doys
and
ana
girls
gins
with
wiui
a
a
healthy
cuhij
happy
'
Ketchikan
KetcniKan
over
over
the
me
week-end;
weeK-ena;
The
me
son
by
by
motor
motor
for
for
a
a
honeymoon
honeymoon
trip
trip
iimmpr
behind
them,
resume
their
mnfnrcVi'.n
Morthlanff
mc
mer
vacation
visiting
m
the-south,
fonts
are
five
young
ladles
from
returned;
to
the-
city
from
Vancou-.callander,
Ont.r
the
Dionrie
quln-ver
on
the
Catala
Sunday
night.
Uuplets,
whose
chubby
fingers
will
I
.nA.n,it-
latton
unrivr
tVin
tmldance
i
w.
i;
uu
ivv.iu
u.
Misses
Dorothy
and-
Evelyn
Macv
0f
miss-
Oaetane
Vezlna
of
Ottawa.
-
..lltMn'fKln.Af4wtAnU
rfts
.
.
.
1
1
t
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J
-
.111
Ua
ft
donald
are
saUmg-thlsraftemoori
on
training.
There
are
fewer
pupils
Sunday
with
three
carloads.
The
row
Lakes
district
after
which
'.they
In.
the,
lower
erades
with,
an
In
crease-
In
high
school
registration.
Most,
famous
of'
this:
year's
sju
Prnbablv
the
children
will
be
taught
In
French
only,
at
first,
as
"desired
by
their
father,
Oliva
Dionne.
Provincial'
departments
of
edu
cation
have
estimated
a
slight
de
crease-
in
the
total
school
popula
tion
this
year,
probably
vabout
60,-000
less
than
last
year's
total.
!
Canada's
peak
school
attendance
vear
was
1934
when
2,527,000
chll
rf'rpn
nvwrrowded
the
nation's
.Tnhnnu
T.mit.h-
Kenneth
Powell
i
o
A
ttnHanrc
trends
vu.......
.
-
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dtllVAU
lU.Ui.lMi
vv.
xnH
tpvq
Pnhprts
nil
Tnrilans:
U'preti
-t.
nanorta
hnvp
hApn
L.11M
u
i
m
-
-
-
,
.-
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lai
,u
v
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ml
X.
1
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m..,
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
I
.
eacn
iineu
?iu,
wua
wpnun
ui
ki-
aominapea
Dy
iwo
maui
jn
days'
imprisonment.
In,
city.
po.
.'economic
conditions
and'
a
fallbg
lice
court
today
for
drunkenness.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vlckers
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
birth
rate
Manitoba's
elementary,
school
attendance
last
year
of
95,563
was
28
per
cent
less
than.
10
years
ago,
but
Cn
I
.kn
vt
1.
n?.
aten
In
QnniloiT
with
'
I
.
-
1
J
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n
(.1..
.
.
raiiuauiui
nao
cou
uuimaj
win,
Wlil
pTOCecU
IU
IU
tit&C
Up
mv
uiiumu
ouu
mc
ituiu
jco-
resiuence.
me
onuc
iiaa
uccii
a
terday
with
one
carload.
!
member
of
the
office
staff
of
the
.
f
consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
jCo.
at
Trail
for
some
years.
The
The
Dally
News
ls
an
A.
B,
C,
groom
is'
also
Identified
with
the
paper.
service
of
Smelters.
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ELIO
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EXCHANGE
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Avenue-
Phone
Green
916
Floor
Covering
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
Square
Yard
85c
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in
your
used
furniture
and
stove
in
part
payment
on
new.
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Snap
Price
1
Roll
Top.
Writing.
Desks
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L.
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Smith
Typewriter
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Singer
Sewing
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Jl
English
Prams
4
Dining
Room;
Buffets-6
Dining
Room
Tables
3
Steel
Cribs
6
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isurner
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t
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