Thursday.
June
IjJM,..
.
Blended
For
Quality
MIUUIA
TEA
MAKES
CASE
prince
Rupert
Should
Appreciate
Indian
Neighbor!
More
Fully,
UetUtm
Her.
W.
II.
Pierre
If
the
people
of1
Prince
Rupert
the
Indians-of
this
district
as
hould
good
neighbors,
they
The
Indian
Is
a
good
custom
-
TIjc
smooth
richness
you
notice
immediately
when
Carnation
is
used
to
cr
earn
cereals
arid
coffee,
is
there,
also,
in
cooled
dishes
cream
soups,
cream
sauces,
pud
dings,
frozen
desserts.
Carnation
is
just
whole
milk
with
pan
of
the
natural
water
taken
out;
sterilired
so
it
kecpl
on
the
pantry1
shelf1
indefinitely;
ljomogenied
to
give
every
drop
equal
creamy
smooth
llM
imDIATElf")?
.Ivuaiaii.
deal.
Today
found
them
climbing
I
up
in
enlistment
and
education.
"Let
us
endeavour
to
Influence
the
T?rT)f
1
k
TFf
T
ffjundlan
department
to
do
even
more
rUl
lift?!
IV
LA0
th
Indbn
l)Ie'"
Mr
We
The
speaker
gav
as
his
belief,
through
study
of
the
Bible
and
otherwise,
that
the
Indians
on
this
coast
had
originated
In
Asia,
cross-tbr
81beri
to
Alaska
and
thence
southward:
All
the
coast
Indians
he
classed
as
one'
nation.
First
had
been
founded'
the
villages
of
the"
find
them
true
friends
and
a,NaM
R,ver
4UCn
fl
Alyaiuh.
Cancel
to
the
city
In
a
business.?"
c,lv
and
awnHM.
then
the
declared
Rer.
W
II.
Pierce,
-
r
in
coast
missionary
In
ad-:
msj
the
Prtnee
Rupert
Oyro
h
at
luncheon
yesterday.
"Treat
iy
rough
and
they
will
do
the
-
to
you.
Let
me
tell
you
the
i
.
u
m
resentful
as
any
per-wiien
he
feels
he
Is
not
reeelv-square
del.
The
native
man
ir
Kood
neighbor.
Let
us
open
urt
to
receive
him.
You
ulll
that
it
will
repay
you
many
8keena
River
villages
and
to-
the
coast.
'
Mr.
Pierce
recounted
some
aboriginal
Indian
customs
and
conventions
such
as
the
marriage
rite
uhlcH
was
Quite
as
strict
and
bind
ing
as
that
of
the
whites.
He
told
of
the
marriage
of
his
father.
Edward
Pierce,
a
Scotsman,
who
had
been
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
old
steamer
Beaver,
and
his
native
mother
at
Port
Simpson.
Continuing,
the
speaker
deserlb-
"ju
city.
He
Is
Industrious
e
totem
pole
lore
and
customs,
how
uleuendent
and
he
brings
all
these
Poles
were
made
and
painted,
-urces
to
Prince
Rupert."
The
most
valuable
collection
of
to-
Pierre'
subject
was
In
eon-
rjMm
with
early
native
history.
Ho
v:d
how.
before
the
white
men
terns
to
be
found
in
the
country
today
were
the
fourteen
erected
at
Prince
Runert.
There
were
worth
r.r
here
were
48.600
virile
ln-!t-lt
114.000.
he
conservatively
CL-
people
living
along
this
coast
estimated.
be
m--n
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
!
Mr.
Pierce
was
thanked
for
his
j:i
Pi
ka
At
Port
Srmpvm
alone
Intertwine
talk
by
the
Gyro
presl-
ud
been
4m
The
Indians
:-".
w-
M.
Watts.
Guests
at
the
tr
vilUd
before
the
white
msn
luncheon
re
A.
E.
Mackney
and
.tnd
rould
stand
up
to
any
;
Donald
M-Donald
of
Vancouver
and
t
T
an
They
were
capable
of
;Capt.
W.
P.
Armour
of
Prince
Ru-nJ:
is
their
own
living
from
the
.P-
-
f
the
country
and
need-:
,p
from
no
one
They
were
:
:t
'"caty
Indians
They
were
not
'
Keep
up
to
date.
Advertise
regu-t-
rs
but
only
asked
a
square
larly.
Cereal
in
Top
Hat
and
Tails
by
Maty
BlaVe
I
suppojc
ertning
dress
Is
hardly
the
thing
for
a
brealcfsst
food,
Dut
I
don't
Inow
any
better
way
to
describe
cereal
"creamed"
with
Irradiated
Carnation
Milk.
There's
a
rich,
creamy
flittxir
to
Carnation
that
just
nutes'iny
meal
taite
better.
ncis;
irradiated
for
extra
"sun-ihinc"
vitamin
D.
The
same
processes
which
male
Carnation
Milk
jo
good
for
cooling,
male
it
a
safer,
more
digestible
milk
for
babies.
It
grm'
them
in
extra
helping
of
"sunshine"
vitamin
D
which
all
babies
and
children
should
have.
'
'
if
There
are
glorified
recipes
of
all
kinds
In
the
beautifully
Illustrated
Carnation
Cook
Book
15c
'postpaid.
Carna
tion
Comnany
Limited.
Abbott
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
RADIO
Ibtfti
to
the
rContente3
Hoor"
mry'MovJiTwl.
S
r
lofj
ne-rtprer
for
ttitioni
afil
time.
.
""""""
rTrr-E
MK
M.J
ua
-1
rt.e"T
-wna:
a-
-
r.U
-:;
,
CANADIAN
PRODUC-''roxa
Coatsated
Qom"
V
Mrs.
H.
O.
Funston
and
child
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
pri
the
Prince
George
for
a
visit
to
Stewart
Mrs.
N.
M.
McLean
left
on
last
evening
train
for
a
trip
to
Jasper
Park
and
Vancouver.
R.
C.
8t.
Clair,
district
forester,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Hums
Lake
district
on
official
business.
Jack
Wrathall
left
on
last
rc
nine's
train
for
a
trip
to
Terrace
where
Mrs.
Wrathall
has
been
visiting
for
some
time.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
L.
Thuma,
from
far
north
Palmer,
Alaska
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
and
proceeded
by
the
evening
train
to
Kansas
City-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Robertson
of
Massett
are
paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
city.
They
arrived
on
the
Prince
John
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
be
returning
home
tomor
row
night
by
the
Prince
Charles,
i
Miss
Margaret
McLeod
was
one
of
a
party
of
guests
on
the
yacht
Sue-la
IIL
In
Victoria
this
week
to
Join
In
greeting
Their
Majesties.
She
Is
the
guest
of
Captain
and
Mrs.
James
Griffiths
of
Seattle.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Hoy
a
I
R.
W.
Rapp
and
D-
Ferguson,
Vancouver:
C.
F.
Duke,
Qiieen
Charlotte
Islands;
Esther
Merchant,
Ketchikan;
D.
Richards,
city.
Prince
Rupert
D.
S-
McDonald,
Vancouver;
W.
F.
Chlsholrri
and
Lefty
Marsh,
P6rcher
Island:
M.
A.
Hulson,
Vancouver;
E.
Inglls.
London,
Oht.;
J.
B
Barclay.
Blllmor;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dbnoho.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Robertson,
Dr.
J
Cecil
S.
Dunn
and
Mrs.
O.
White.
Masse
tt;
Dr.
A.
L.
Prltchard
and
W.
M.
Cameron;
Nanaimo;
A
E.
Macmlllan,
Casslar
Cannery.
Central
Dan
McDonald,
J.
O'Gormah
and
Isit
Frlsno.
city;
II.
Lander-son.
Vancouver;
J.
H.
Rutleds
Klrkland
Lake.
Ont.
Knox
II-
John
Butler,
Vancouver;
P.
C.
Blckvold.
city;
Phyllis
Moon.
Msmsett.
Fred
La
gulf
re.
PaeofL
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Henry
A
Butt
of
Usk
will
take
place
Friday
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
B
C
Undertakers
at
2
o'clock.
Do
You
Know?
SUNDAY
IT'LL
COURSE
CIIICKKX
DINNER
At
The
Knox
Hotel
50c
All
White
Help
Thone
1
win
tiii:
MTitr.Mi:
coi
kt
or
mutism
i
iiu
inii
I
in
iMtoimr.
llh'
flie
Matlrr
of
The
-AdmlnMration
Aft-And
III
h
Mattfr
of
thr
Matt
of
Albert
lTtrt
1'rrrK
DrrtHlvtl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
l!6nor.
W.
E.
ntlr.
the
15th
day
of
May.
A.
D
1939
I
waa
appoint
1
Aa-;jn-iMtrlor
erf
Ui
ut
of
Albert
'Enwat
FrrrU.
dmwd,
and
all
parf.ra
havlnc
rUlmt
aaloat
the
aald
estate
are
heretoy
requlrm
to
furnish
ame,
prorxfly
m-lfled
to
me
on
or
before
the
19th
day
of
June.
A.
D.
1939,
and
Bit
parttea
Indebted
to
the
eatate
r
requtred
to
pay
the
amount
of
thlf
tndebtediteM
to
roe"
forthwith.
DATED
the
16th
day
of
May,
A.D
t9M
OnVTU
K.
SPENCER.
Eareutor,
Alyanah.
B.
O.
CiT
1
I'lMNCR
HttPEKT
Notice1
.
The
Provincial
aovemment
has
approv'ed
and'
will
guarantee
the
repayment'
to1
the
Dominion
Gov
ernment
of
a'
loan
which
It
has
agreed'
to
advance
to
tho
city
of
forty
thousand
($40,0001
dollars
at
two
per
cent
Interest
for
a
period
iof
thirty
years
for
the
purpose
of
'replacing
certain
wooden
water
1
pipe
mains
with
cast
Iron
and
It
Is
(my
Intention
to
take
advantage
of
this
loan.
I
Any
property1
owner
objecting
please
advise
in
writing
"The
Honorable
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs"
at
the
City-Hall;
Prince
Ru
pert
on
or,
befQre
the
twelfth
day
of
June
next'.
W.
J.
ALDER,
Commissioner.
(tf.)
TOT
DAILT
5lrT3
FAOB
THRf
u
i
11
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
8.
O.
N.
Meeting
tonight
8
Sea
Cadet
Tag
Day
Saturday;
O'clock.
.
June
3.
i
i
Mrs
J.
t.
Olllts
returned
to
the
Tonight'
train,
due"
from
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yestef-
Hast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
i
day
from
a.monih's
visit
In
Van-
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
couver,
Victoria
and
Seattle.
,
Rt.
Rev.
W.
A.
Oeddes.
Anglican
Father
O.
Edgar
Gaflant.
well
Church
Bishop
of
the
Yukon,
was
a
known
parish
priest
of
the
Roman
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Catholic
Church
at
Skagway.
was
uUe
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
to
Vancouver.
I
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Seattle
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
pioneer
barrister
of
Whltehorse.
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Prpltu
Many
Sufftr
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It,
Th
Uffllins
tunc
-Usat
low
Utx4
Dt
l
tkt
ra
ni
iit-
.boat
track
at
7
mnraU
rra
look
-tk-
4
itronc
frt
joa
emu
tut
M
If
foa
hut
lt4
I-
7
r
kn,
d-fr,
Urri
s4
pt&n.
Low
Mood
count
mnu
J9
fcivra't
tet
mtmtk
t4
bkond
mrpurln.
It
U
tbrir
viutl
U
tmrrt
lu-fiiB(
xrem
tram
yur
n
UuuBout
your
bud
jr.
Awl
i
t
t
it
utn
eiyr
to
txtbaA
gttalittt
ia
yaor
car
4
make
Ike
povrr
U
tarn
th
bl.
m
rtm
ut
hate
TttntT
of
oxyr
l
njAti
tt
tmrrtr
la
Jomi
bod
aad
(Ire
cetaf
&'Dr,
WaUaiM
Kt
TTOt
Uday.
Tkrr
ar
Hd-raOMMit
tor
U
-tip
Otty
r'"
I
tnmmrliif
Ut
BumWr
ah4
trruta
of
ti
wvrowKn,
Tbca
itk
jrour
Uaoi
count
VP.
yauTX
frl
like
bka4!
up
Uc
lUlrt
u
if
ra
acre
flutiinf
oa
air.
Atk
yur
ru(2Sjt
lot
Ir.
WntiaM
rk
Hilt
Uxlmr.
Winner
of
a
raffle
In-
connection
with
the
Seal
Cove
parish
hall
ex
tension
fund
was
Lena
Liheseth
with
392:
Trie
prize
was
a
hand-Kome
cedar
chest
A
surprise
prize,
im
aland
dock,
was
won
by
O.
W.
Inch.
Dr.
Neal
Cartel
was
thtJ
speaker
today
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
He
told
of
the
recent
district
convention
at
Juneatr
which
he
attended;
W
L.
Crates,
president;
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members
with
a
few
guests.
Bi
Houzan.
weir
known
rancher
of
Tatalrose
inline
Francois
Lake
district,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
Tuesday
night's
train
and
will
sail
next
Monday
morning
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
the
north.
He
expects
td
spend
the
summer
In
either
the"
Tulsequah
or
Mayo
mining
districts.
I
Alfred
E.
Mackney.
manager
of
the
firm
of
Macdonald
St
Macdon-ald,
analytical
chemists
of
Vancouver,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Princess
Louise
on
his
return
south
after
spending
a
few
days
In
the
city.
Donald
S.
McDonald
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
on
the
Prince
George
from
Vancouver
to
be
stationed
here'
as
Inspector
for
the
company
of
materials
used
in
the
fortifications
being
erected
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Department
of
National
Defence.
A
fifty
cent
classified
ad.
wUl
often
rriake
you
many
dollars:
HOLIDAYS
Try
SANCAN
lllVEifc
HOLIDAY
CAMP"
Tlils
Year
Situated'
on
trie
Finest'
Sea-Beach
in
Canada-Apply
tb
MIlS.
DUNN,
.Massett,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
for
Full
Particulars
to
TlIM
(sl'IMCKMli
roi'RT
Ot
HHITISli
rOLVMBI.
IN
I'KllltATC
Tlie'
Mitirr
if
Th
"AHnlnWrlon
And
In
I
lir
Matlrr
nl
tlir
Tilate
of
'rnV
Prlrr
Ifcilinrr
lnmfn,
iuvrta.
InlnUte
TAKE
NOTICE
Uua
toy
order
of
Ilia
Honor,
w
e.
riswr.
uu
imu
oy
or
May.
a.
D
1839
I
tu
appouura
w
nilntatrttV'
ol
Ji
etw
of
Jtn
Ptr
Dolmer
Thotnpon
0cmn),
uid
tl
partlw
ravtnx
rltUns
-s-Uut
the
ta'd
relate
re
lurrby
required
to
lurnliS
niw,
proprlT
'TU'led
U
me
on
or
I?th
Hav
nt
Juim.
1B39.
and
.VI
V
"
.
.
.
all
parUn
Indrbtod
to
th
eUt
rc
roqulrod
to
py
"
uvuoi
01
u
UulrbtMliMva
to
tn
rortbvtth.
DATED
the
16Ux
Jday
of
May,
AJJ
1939.
-
.
-
6IONA
LOUISE
THOMPSON.
(Administratrix.
Prlact
Rupert,
B
O.
4
Mrs.
Walter
Thompson
returned'
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise!
yesterday
afternoon
from
Ketch!-!
...
,
t
kan
where
she
has
been
visiting
fori
Whltehorse
were
passengers
aboard
.
r
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
af-
ternoon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Vanwiuver
and
eUewhere
In
the
Norman
L.
Freeman
of
the
Inter-
south.
Mr
Phelps
Is
a
well
known
national
Fisheries
Commission
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Ketchikan
on
official
Dr.
J.
C.
S.
Dunn
of
Sangan
Beach,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
last
evening
and
Is
returning
home
tomorrow
night.
He
Is
arranging
for
the
opening
of
the
usual
summer
camp
at
this
favorite
resort.
Phone
62
Phone
63
v
-vt
a
m
i
i
i
Eggs
Brookfield
t
doz.
73(J
'A'
Grade
Large
in
Cartons
-foiled
Pot
Rst.
fffn-Heer
Lb.
.
.
.
L,l'
Pork
Butts
25C
Rolled
ltst.
Veal
2g(
Sho.
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Diamond
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Garlic
Sausage
Lb.
Liver
Lb
Sausage
30C
Blood
Sausage
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Veiners
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2tlC
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at
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s
full
month
at
25v
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word.
Women's
Auxiliary
Canadian
-Legion
Spring
Sale
June
2.
High
June
3.
School
Tea
and
Display;
Eagle's
Dance
June
7.
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
C.
V.
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June
8.
Alberto
Guerrero
Piano-
Recital,
June
14.
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United
Church.
Presbyterian
Tea
Mrs.
chell's
June
15.
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R.
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Parent
Teachers'
Tea,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
June
16.
...
United
Tea
Mrs.
Armour's,
June
22.
NEW
STREAMLINE
WHEELG00DS
Airline
Wagons
Sturdy
bolted
construction
no
rivets".
Canadian
Hardwood
box
Disc
wheels
Rubber
tired
22-lnch
box
24-lneh
box
..
$5.50
28-lnch
box
.
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The
Clipper
Wagon
Extra
large,
34-lnch
fiJSU
Tricycl
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A
The
Monarch
A
low
priced
well
made
Jrlcycle.
12-lnch
size
$5
14-lnch
size
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$C-5
Children's
Wheelbarrow
30-inclf
hardwood,
extra
strong
r..$lj
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IUKES.
PEDAL
CAKS
Fun
and'
exercise
for
younger
children.
Three
sizes
$iS3j
SWO;
$5.75
SCOOTEItS
$35;
$5JZ
MacKenzie's
Furniture
TRADE-IN
FURNITURE
C-PIECE
BEDROOM
SUITE
Walnut
vanity
with
full
lengta
mirror
and
two
side
mirrors.
Chiffonier
with
two
extra
drawers
on
top,
full
panel
Bed,
Simmons
100
coll
Spring
and
Osier-moor
Mattress.
SECTIONAL
BOOKCASE
In
solid
Oak
with
10
sections
with'
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STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
.
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for
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TCES-
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DAY,
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Monday
ajn.
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Convenient,
Please
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at
Office
Further
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Regarding
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and
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From
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Aeent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
56
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
a!
OCEAN
FALLS
and
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leaven
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AIR-CONDITIONED
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CAR
'
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etc.
caU
or
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AND
BETTER
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COLD
CURED
ICE
jj
For
the
Halibut
and
Saimon
Fleeti
'.,
Following
the
lnvestleatlons
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station.
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
Improvements
In
ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
into
the
hold,
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
a
the
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
means
economy
J.
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Kupcrt
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Co.
Ltd.
Itoyal
Bank
Bldr.
Britlih
Columbia
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
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PHONE
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