Si,,
,?
t,
PJLCZFOUE
THE
DAILY
NF5VS
putting
in
1name
is
ismithers
new
bridge;
accepted;
big
time
Icpstrant
Improvement
Is
Being
Carried
Omt
Bj
Cttj
At
Waterfront
Tt
hall
-ray
aarfc
in
the
.re-fc?flding
br
the
ey
of
the
Cow
Baj
bridge
-vac
reacted
last
ni"
the
apper
sfcSe
of
tbe
Important
-nterfroBt
spaa
was
reopened
to
traiflc
Wart:
on
tfet
sssssssssssssssflH
10
PACKAGE
15
POUCH''
Ii
Cnnie
Morjan-
-Jim
Prince
Celebration
at
Interior
Town
Was
EsBerL
Oneen
of
Port"
Favored
I
3Iost
Soccrufal
Event
Of
lis
By
Celebration
Committee
The
naiae
"IQw
rrsiee
Rupert.
Qteen
of
the
Port,"
suggested
bji
&ta
Connie
Morgan,
nt
accepted
tzat
nibt
as
tbe
tiUe
for
the
-rts-jj.
S.
ner
of
the
pwpolartty
contest
ioj
iuorzzn
metres
a
S
cash,
prize
Her
suggestion
-was
seiectea
ia
night
by
the
committee
consisting
of
George
Rone,
chairman.
Martin
Van
Cexen
and
Boas
Ingram
from
among
some
fifty
entries.
The
general
Port
Day
committee
to
again
In
session
last
night
vrtth
A.
VT.
Nrsraan
in
the
chair.
Arrangements
were
reported
going
'
ahead
satisfactorily
for
the
Try
a
Dally
Tie"-
cr-Jtifd
advertisement
for
best
resul't.
'70lb.TIM
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
l-FIECE
BEDROOM
SUITE
Walnut
ir.
.:uding
bedstead,
ranity
and
aph-jtered
bench,
chiffioner.
spring-f-ied
mat'ress,
Rest-
mcre
cable
spring,
two
pillows
Ste
our
window
i
pletes
for
.
MILK
98.50
fiil
orders
filled
at
this
price.
Terms
can
be
arranged.
,
Phone
775.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
IT!
TIIIKO
AVENUE
We
Have
Grade
"A"
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
Our
Own
Herd
Delicious
Sour
Cream
50c
per
Quart
Phone
Red
G08
For
Better
Dairy
Products
Dominion
Dairy
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
TJ5.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARD
UNA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Dae
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
I
RAILWAY
I
LINES
.SSX
miM
JBr
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way,
Ports
SS.
"Princess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SS.
"Princess
Louise
SS.
Princess
Alice"
SS.
Princess
Charlotte
Aug,
jJ,
17.
27;
Sept.
7
Aug.
1050.
Aug.
3.
13,
24;
Spet.
3.
1
Connections
.at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
-Tickets
and
Reservations
From
t..V,.l
COATES,
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Kind
Ever
Held
Tbere
Many
Events
Gray
Named
"Bert
diiien'
Result
of
Sports
be
held
in
eonnection
-vith
the!
Janior
Cbaisber
of
Cotsraerce
Port-
SMITHERS,
Aag.
9:
CP
Dra-r-'
Dav
eefebratfcn
to
be
staged
berelfcE
viators
from
far
and
near
an
other
aide
is
now
btteg
proceeded)
at
the
end
of
this
month.
10m
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
:a-
Trtth.
On
corspletkm
of
the
-sort
nra
tcder
-ray.
a
practically
ce
bridge
""rtD
haTe
been
provided
at
a
cost
of
some
XSffi.
It
-rill
be
capable
of
earning
a
t-retTe-ton
Jsad
with
safety.
Tbe
decking
eomtoU
of
fir
t-ro
br
Una
laid
edgevtse
and
acroe
instead
of
lengthwise.
City
Engineer
F
M.
Good
estimates
that,
if
the
two
by
four
were
laid
end
to
end.
they
wouK
ttreteh
for
a
distance
of
frre
miles.
tional
Railways
from
Prince
Ra-pert
to
UcBride
and
from
the
farms
and
mines
north
and
south
of
the
lint.
Smithers'
four
-day
A
presentation
was
also
made
to
Miss
Wanna
Hann
who
was
tbe
first
baby
bom
in
Smithers.
Sports
Program
game
and
to
watch
.he
horse
races'
and
the
tug-of-war
contest.
In
the
tug-of-war
the
Indian!
team
from
Moricetown
won
from
Smithers
town
with
two
straight
I
pulls.
The
team
of
Swedes
also
beat!
the
Swiss
team
in
two
straleht
j
pulls.
The
Indians
then
pulled
the'
Swedes
twice
to
carry
off
the
first
lim.
M.UIt.
41
f
-
-
.
jiuc
mc
oweues
gamerco
In
the
second
prize.
.
The
dance
Saturday
night
at
Lake
Kathlyn
was
weU
attended,
sn
much
so
that
a
great
number!
I
could
not
get
Into
the
hall.
j
On
Sunday
afternoon
the
veter-.
tans
arul
the
artillerymen
from!
I
Prince
Rupert
marched
to
the
ball
grounds
behind
the
Smithers
Brass
I
Band
where
another
large
crowd
had
gathered
to
watch
the
second,
game
between
Prince
Rupert
and
smithers.
This
game
was
a
seven-;
Inning
affair
and
-was
Just
In
the'
1
A
1
1
1
1
I
.
.
.
jjasb
innings
wnen
me
aiarm
01
lire.
I,
was
sounded
for
the
fire
at
the!
Warner
residence
and
the
crowd
departed
Unceremoniously.
How-
LAM)
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
apply
to
Lrane
Land
In
Range
5,
Ooyrt
District.
Land
Ft-oondlng
district
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
attuate
en
reef
oft
Ar&nz&zu
Point
being
a
point
on
the
went
'aide
ot
Zara
Uland,
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
ot
Prince
Rupert,
B.Orf
occupation
miner,
intend
to
apply
for
a
Icbm
of
the
fo.
lowing
dHcnbed
land
and
foreshore:
All
of
the
reef
off
Arahzazu
Point
i
commencing
at
a
poet
planted
on
a
high
graiwy
point
on
the
aouth
1J4
j
of
the
rtef,
thence
1800
feet
north
eat:
'thence
1500
feet
norUi
went;
Uiencei
.1800
feot
vTUth
went;
thence
1500
feet
I
nouth
eat,
to
potnit
of
beginning;
and
thirty-five
acres,
more
or
Iooottunng
lees,
.
FRANK.
WATEK&IAN
Dated
Juoe
lft'-h,
1B38.
1
,
Get
al
tie
Cause
"
of
Constipation!
Toa
'
tt
cecstepJfco
often
pre
jca
Vstt
daptT
trr-tra.
CQC5K1
Ocnrs
WfeJ
tt
est
si
te
cow
ijxl
x
is
?
II
poo
eU
aas:
pe&
time
i
trad.
rri
sod
pocatoes-Uie
c&sr.ces
are
U
ttai-S
the
zsaatr
yea
si
toil
ort
exos
Aa3
117
-rr
in
a
A4
of
food
Cat
bat
r-trtry
exasptei.
ost
haves
a
sen.
boStj
bus
la
tae
tte'wi
tt
f--
f
"'IsaB.
H
teS
is
yacr
tnx&i.
wfcst
rn
wd
tt
a
dan
cf
cm?.
crgrty
KtVcfs
AS-Erar
fcr
trtkUi
enty
dty.
It
ltr?i"J
tastoek"
yon
&wd,
pfa
KstetH
trtna?-.u
tnric
Trtarrrti
B
sad
irax
.
Eat
Aa-Bran
errry
cUr.
crsx
picsly
of
vslcr.
asd
see
tt"
tbe
oM
wVI
tocl
kx
a
lot
brijfefcr!
ASBra3
ti
cade
try
Kritoo;
t
twenty-fifth
annirersary
celebra-'
-?
tton
-ras
the
most
sbccessful
erent
through
of
such
a
kind
erer
held
in
the
"a
UT
S17m
te
the
game
the
Smithers
team
ote
Own.
.
.
.
t
.
j
fK
im
Hotel
accomodation
as
at
u?
l
"
,
,
preminm
to
take
care
of
the
many
RUP"7-1-
.
rotors
and.
In
addition,
gnerts
At
Vlt
were
homes.
being
put
up
at
many
prirate
large
float
ff"
to
capacity,
ffor
started
lor
here
eOks
car-few
Tie
weather
was
rery
line.
A
Kathlyn
thei.
reguto
program
of
ed
out
Hght
showers
on
Saturday
m
i
iv.
-
radnz
and
other
sports.
On
Sunday
the
beautiful
Lake
.
.tL
in
Kathlyn
was
the
centre
of
attrae
ui
'T
.
tion.
ereryone-townsfolk
and
vis!-
report
baring
en)oyea
tnrs
alike
being
out
there
for
the
'
.
,
.
tey
Tbe
citizens
of
the
t
cbstnet
and
,
.
,.
,
.
.
town
co-operated
in
a
fine
man-
K,L
niSTthe
cetebratoi
tbe
Sunday
after
the
Elks'
Day
erring
to
be.
it
proTed
WaTer
he
Tonly
IrJident
to
mar
the
m
eaterUIn-
Ti
vSl
as
the
fire
on
Son-
ment
had
been
completed.
cons
the
r-
Tfce
big
dance
on
Friday
night
hr
denc
of
iIr
j.
c.
A.
War-the
town
hall
was
a
caoacity
af-
.r
fr
-aramr
at
the
time,
war
I
fair
as
also
was
the
Old
Timers
oJ
nouse
while
Mrs.
War-
ixmcerx
pn
baiurcay
nignt
wnen
ner
fjfy
Tiating
in
Van-500
people
crowded
the
hall
to
ca-
coytr.
pactty
to
enjoy
tne
entertainment
oroTided
by
3.
W.
'Happy)
Turner
depicting
some
old
time
scenes
ana
erents
of
1912
and
1913
In
Smi-
Jthers.
First
Bride
and
Baby
At
the
dose
of
the
concert
Mrs.
William
Cocks
of
Quick,
who
was
the
first
bride
in
Smithers.
togeth-'
er
with
Mr.
Cocks,
was
called
tc!
the
Dlatform
by
the
chairman.
L
JH.
Kenney.
and
was
giren
a
pres-
SPURNING
FORTUNES
Douglas
Corrigan
Is
Much
In
Demand
II
nrt
In
Reception
.
NEW
YORK.
August
9
Douglas
enUtion.
Mrs.
Cocks
told
the
audi-
sonrned
a
dozen
fortunes
yesterday
jencc
that
she
had
nerer
been
ab-
decided
to
remain
jurt
another
sent
from
ner
nome
in
tne
Baikley
young
man
in
search
of
a
flying
Valley
one
night
since
she
wasJob
offers
were
accumulating
by
mameo.
ana
weni
10
ner
nome
m;ihe
hoar
jor
to
exhibit
himself
vuj
years
ago.
IOQ
,
.taze
or
talk
OTer
the
radio
at
prices
of
523,000.
to
become
a
mo-Tie
actor
for
eten
larger
sums.
to
write
stories
of
his
life
and
en
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Gray
werr
.
h.
Am
.
M
then
caDed
upon
the
platform
and
had
to
have
an
x
Mrs.
Gray
was
presented
with
a
tr
K
...
.ul
gold
"Good
Citizenship-
medal
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
,
Mrs.
.Gray
responded
very
appreci
.
.
u
t.
A
.
-
,,.
i
Sutton
T"lat
Frlday'8
celebratlon
ta
hb
-
l-J
I
i
,j
I1UIJOI.
!ed
excellent
music
at
the
beginning
of
the
program.
BALDWIN
SPEAKS
-
.
-
rr"
.
ii
cannot
aescena."
joff
on
schedule
and
resulted
in
a-
.win
for
Smithers
orer
Prince
Ru-!
pert
with
a
score
of
7
to
3.
A
large
'crowa
was
on
hand
to
witness
tic
Pond's
Cold
Cream
Jar
Pond's
Vanishing
Cream
Jar
Jiff
Soap
Powder
Large
package
Oum
French
Borden's
Condensed
Katie
Brand
Each
29c
29c
-
21c
19c
19c
Milk
r
19c
Funeral
of
Pearl
White
OM-Tlme
31orie
Star
Baried
QaieUy
Yesterday
PARIS.
AHgnst
9.
Pearl
White
oJd-tfcse
morie
ftar
of
"The
Perils
of
Parf"
-and
other
thrillers,
was
buried
in
the
Passy
cemetery
There
was
no
ebveh
ceremony.
A
staple
sen-ice
was
read
at
the
grareadf
in
lire
presence
of
only
about
twenty
dose
friends
in
accordance
with
Miss
White's
wishes.
She
died
Thursday
after
an
operation
for
a
liter
infection.
j
Wine
Emporium
Chief
Interest
Where
Can
I
Get
a
Bottle?"
Principal
Question
at
New
Information
Bareaa
Elsie
Cooper,
fifteen
year
old
daughter
of
Mrs.
Maud
Cooper
ard
the
late
George
Cooper,
passed
away
on
Sunday
In
the
Port
Simpson
General
Hospital
where
she
had
been
a
patient
since
last
April
with
a
lingering
Illness.
The
fu-
t
SWANSEA.
Wales.
Atisnrt
0
,t
i.
.1.1.
...
The
trhildren's
sports
planned
fox
Tim
,cPAdressing
university
students
a
Port
"SoTTsiSsSt
M
BaWwin
Said
"When
Besides
heTrnother.
deceased
1
mornlS
but
the
firTt
hS.
1
becm"
P51"
surviTed
by
four
brothers-William,
ZTeZrE
S.H""
therC.are
noth
10
h-h
'
.
and
Lome-
and
one
sisterMrs.
Henry
(Mary)
Gray.
0VERWA1TEA
LTD.
CASH
or
C.O.I).
OVERWAITEA
DRAM)
FIRST
GRADE
BUTTER
3
lbs.
for
Overwaitea
Jelly
9f
Powders
6
for
Fancy
White
Spring
OQp
Salmon
3
tins
for
"V
Eagle
Brand
Lobster
1
XuK
Qp
Per
4-oz
tin
Burn's
Shamrock
1
Qp
Bologne
Per
pound
100-pound
sack
Phone
843
85c
Kellogg's
All
Bran
4
Qn
Per
package
Xr
Overwaitea
Raspberry
SOp
Jatn4-pound
paU.
Four
Star
Salad
Dress-
C
p
inr
32-ounce
jar
Windsor
Salt
Iodized
4
n
2
for
J-Ai'
GRANULATED
SUGAR
85.75
llnds
58c
VALUES
IN
VAPOR
KEPT
VEGETABLES
Lettuce
Per
head
.....
Cucumbers
Each
Tomatoes
5
pounds
Grapes
Seedless
or
Malaga.
2
pounds
for
Turnips-Large.
Pound
Free
Delivery
0n
Orders
$3.00
and
Over
gMMMM
'
I
-Where
can
I
get
a
bottle
of
wtoe?"
That
is
the
most
common
ques
tion
asked
at
the
newly
opened
tourist
information
bureau.
Miss
Noreen
Gibson,
who
Is
In
charg
there,
told
an
inquiring
reported
yesterday
afternoon.
For
the
most
part,
the
questions
asked
are
quite
sensible.
Miss
Gib
son
says.
On
the
first
two
days
it
was
opened,
there
were
twenty-three
callers
at
the
bureau.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
1
James
Flndlay.
southbound
from
Steart
and
Anyox
to
VancouTer.
will
not
arrire
here
from
the
north
before
7:30
this
erening.
The
Tessera
was
at
Wales
Island
at
noon
and
may
be
at
Port
Simpson
at.
1:40
this
afternoon.
Only
local
vessels
sold
halibut
at
Seattle
yesterday,
the
catches
be-j
ing
incidental
to
cod
and
sable-
-
fish.
The
price
for
all
sizes
of
halibut
was
J4MrC.
i
;iPort
Simpson
Girl
Is
Dea
i
5c
9c
28c
35c
35c
4c
FRQiCHHEN
TO
A
SIGHT
UKE
THIS!
'IssssssV
B"
iflBL.
.9sssss(sLu3i
L.ST
TIMES
TONIGHT
-WHITE
BANNERS"
At
7
32
ar.J
9
17
RUDY
VAU
ROSEMARY
LANE
HUGH
HERBERT
ALLEN
JENKINS
BAND
CtOIlA
DICXSON
Maviui
cooptt
MAiaTOOD.rtrrz
mo
AWAlkrt
IIOLrvtn
0Wm4
w
ut
tMtOT
BEGINS
WEDNESDAY.
FOR
T1VO
DAYS
1939
RADIO
Nearly
all
1939
models
have
now
arrived
and
,viy
sure
make
a
wonderful
line.
Touch
tuning,
bard
spread
tuning,
making
short
wave
tuning
as
easy
I
as
long
wave.
New
circuits
and
for
battery
set!
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and
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series
of
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All
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may
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or
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than
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.
.
and
then
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Frozen
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Cold
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Ice
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Cold
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Ltd.
Prince
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CENTRAL
HOTEL
KOOMS
and
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Phone
51
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MM
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