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ft
St.
'
"
ir.J
r
S.
Be
-
i'
flv4
July
1.
IMP.
Discussed
Travel
With
Local
Bureau
t
f.
tdoit
KinUM
ofVlflurla
M,K
Confer
Mffp
r
:
j
TT1
nutK
after
the
arrival
la
from
the
north,
the
ort
Tuurtot
Bureau
met
n..rdon
Smith
of
the
Limbla
Travel'
Bureau
u
round
table
confrr-s-
City
Hall
at
whleh
uUined
the
work
the
,
doin
at
Victoria
In
he
tourists-
In
various
p
rontlnent.
The
resu'.l
hat
while
tourist
travel
((ff
in
all
other
parti
there
had
been
an.
In-x
percent
to
British
..iters
as
side
trips.
Is--.Itf-H.
kwplntr.
the
Vic
toria
office
fully
Informed
of
local'
conditions,
developing
side
trips
ana
particularly
bringing
people
to
the
district
for
the
fishing
and!
Hunting
were
fully
discussed.
Major
Smith
has
been
familiarizing
himself
with
Ux&
conditions
by
meeting
a
great
many
local'
reople
While
at
Stewart
he
met
the
local
official!
and
discussed
with
them
luel
possibilities.
He
U
particularly
keen
to
secure
pictures
tf
scenei
in
the
various
district
hat
tray
be
utilised
In
advertising
campaigns
or
booklets
He
leaves
this
evening
for
Bmllhers
and
other
Interior
points.
COCKFOSTERS.
Eftfland.
July
12:
CP
The
Royal
Air
-Torct
garden
party
will
be
held
thlt
year
at
the
home
of
the
fate
Sir
Phlltlp
Stssoon.
Sir
Philip
had
In
vlted
officials
to
have
the
gathering
there
before
hut
recent
death.
The
party
was
held
at
Coekfosters
last
year
Service
Specials
WKDNKSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
ONLY
Columbia
Satdlnr-
44
g
SM
Baking
Poder
AVJ
1(p
prr
....
J-1
Per
tin
T.ns
riih-'V
OS
Kslraels.
2-oz
JQp
Per
bottle
SnowfLke
Flour-
Mrr
S.rar-
x
n-
OXKj
lo-ln
mtt
Mrs.bmy
Jam
flOp
Royal
Household
1.50
K.v.q
4
lb
tin
Hour
A9Ab
-arlc
Plum
Jam
Nabob,
OQn
Ro'1
P',tot
"
C
f
tin
OOU
11-oz
Per
tin
Broom-
OQp
Country
Rlt
Pear-
f
r
i-iOV
Per
tin
.Nabob
Yea-
IQr
Country
KUt
l'ehe
nQ
Nabob
Coffee
CloTer
Honey-
QQq
Ko,il
City
Corn-
FUkenhHe
Shortening
r
fin
Per
lb.
nrtnlwood
Tomatoe
25(
"j"'
78C
a
aM
a
aa
-a
BrrnUood
I'r.a
OCp
Grade
A'
l'cc-
28C
w
s
Large
Per
dot
IJbbr'.
Ca'Uup
H-or
4Cn
tMm
Baby
Fooda-All
QftQ
bote
varieUes
3
tin
Ubby-s
Pork
and
Beans
ftp
Tolly
Tilm
Seet
Mix-
Odg
-
ed
PUkles-
rcr
bottle
x
pfr
Un
Ranee
&
Hardy
Phone
55
and
56
(Free
Drllvery
on
.Ml
Orders)
Going
Over
Like
the
Proverbial
Hotcake
PENGUIN
-
PELICAN
The
HiRRCst
Selling
Mne
of
Hooks
in
(he
World
20c
each
Hooks
you
have
nlwnys
wanted
to
read-General
Fiction
Romance
Mystery
Politics
Non-politics
Travel
Guide
honkH
Classics
Riojrraphy
Westerns
Prose
and
Poetry
Get
a
Complete
list
Larue
Selection
to
Choose
From
A
Xcw
Shipment
Received
Every
Month
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Itojal
Bank
Bldg.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
IJastcurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PH0NI5
657
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Attend
L.
O.
B.
A..
Bridge
Drive
Metropole
Hall
July
13,
8:30
p.m.
Admission
Ktf.
Oood
Prizes;
160
Tae
Prince
Rupert
Oyro-
Club
held
Its
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
today
with
President
W
M.
Watts
In
the
chair.
Wear
Ever
Aluminum
Ud.
con-
iratulate
Mrs.
Anna
coiiiuon,
407
1
5th
W..
winner
of
roaster
and
can-
ner
hostess
prize
for
June.
1G6
A.
L.
Carruthers.
bridge
engineer
for
the
orovlndal
department
of
public
works
from
Victoria
leaves
by
thU
evenlnc's
train
for
Terrace
after
visiting
here
and
at
Stewart
on
official
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
and
daughter.
Mrs.
Don
Sutherland
of
KamlooDS.
returned
to-the
city
last
nlttht
after
having
made
the
trip
l
to
Stewart
with
the
Alaska
Highway
Commission
party
and
will
be
spending
a
few
days
In
town
before
proceeding
to
8mlthers.
Miss
Margaret
McWllllam
of
Tor
onto
and
her
sister".
Mrs.
Dr.
Mr-
Kenzle"
of
Niagara
Fall.
Ontario,
are
visiting
their
uncle
and
aunt.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKtniey
Fourth
Avenue
East.
They
will
leave
for
the
routh
on
Saturday
to
visit
friends
In
Vancouver.
Victoria-
and
Hollywood,
returning
home
by
a
southern
route.
Announcements
All
advertisement
tn
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25v
a
word.
Prince
Rupert
Regatta
and
Dance
July
20.
Hospital
Bazaar,
October
4.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
II.
12.
"Crescent
Canadian
Shows"
and
Better.
Dance"
every
Thursday,
East
End
Hall.
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
Bazaar
November
3-
CITY
OF
PRINCE'
RUrERT
Tender
For
Water
Pipe"
Tender
statlne
delivery
date,
will
be-
rocelved
up
to'
Juljr
31st,
mv
for
supplying:
-
.
.
.
.
A
(AS&a
nl
rM
I.
9300
nneai
icci
va
int.mil
Htameter.
600
lineal
feet
8"
Internal
diameter
and
12031
feet
12"
Internal
diameter,
au
oi
class
150
to
your
own
specifica
tions.
.
.
.
2.
Specials,
the
list
oi
wmcn
Mn
h
obtained
from
the
City
Engineer's
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
Drice.
including
saies
iax
r
.
o.
Prince
Rupert.
The1
lowest
or
any
tenaer
no-necessarily
accepted.
n
J.
MATHESON.
in
tub
st
rnEME
coiBT
or
nntnsn
In
Purchasing
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
COLV.MIUA'
thr
Mltfr
of
ITrdfrlck
WHIUm
a
H
,
the
Mailer
of
tl
"Admlnlitratlon
Tiirir
NOTICE
tMK
T
Order
of
H'
Honour
Jud
W.
K.
Fteher
dtd
the
lok
W11UJ
Drd.
deceased.
lt
Of
.
on,...
Trmcf.
BrllMl
Colum-
and
P"
hvln
d4lms
atumi
to
furnish
to
pwerly
Juir
13
nd
H
perwvi
Indebted
to
thai
Mid
IWAvo
rrut,
k-i
int
of
thetf
indebtedness
to
nrtirAn
AdminUtMitiar.
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser-
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
1H
PrlAC
Hiiport.
B
O
Canadian
Legion
B.E.B.L.
Gen
eral
Meeting
tonight.
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
sailed
on
the
Prince
Geo
rye
this
afternoon'
for
Juneau,
enroute
to
TuLsequah
on
court
business.
i.
J.
A.
Sadler,
local
-welfare-
officer,
for
the
provincial'
government,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Rncer
Powell.
Ernest
Louth
and'
Dan
Campbell,
Indians,
were
each
fined
$10,
with
option
or
seven'days'
,
ImDrisonment.
by
Indian
Agent
James
Olllett
ort
Monday
for
drunk
enness
on
the
Indian
reserve.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Trotter
of
Prince
George,
who
hare
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
and
are
the
quests
of
Mrs.
Trotter's
parents,
Mr.
artcf
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem.
h
i
A.
J.
Squire,
who
has
been
fori
some
time
in
Ifelowna
In
connection
with
the
assembling
of
the
new
car
ferry
for
Okanagan
Lake
ser
vice
which
was
fabricated
at
the
local
dry
dock,
returned
home
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
.
I
valine
OlUUIl
OllJ
LTZ
H1C
lUCUkCl
,
Three
bovs
of
iUVenlte
,.
age.
who
,
.
...
are
alleged
to
have
walked"
Into
Me-
.
,
h
f
RuDert
Ro-
Nultv's
hardware
store
late
yester-',
day
afternoon
and
snatched
up
tR
,
Canadlan
NaTy
ln
jack-knife
as
well
a
23-eaiibre
nne
.
..
an
inu4lratfd
dlfl.r
ammunition,
wrre
apprehended
by
city
police
last
evening
ana
wm
dc
nnrvnrins
before
Magistrate
Ma-
Clymont
lrt
Juvenile
court
tonight
on
charges-of
theft.
i
Dr
C.
Marlus
Barbeau
of
Otta-.
othnnloeUt
of
the
National
Museum
of
Canada,
who
arrived
In
J
th
rit
at
the
t
rst
oi
me
weeK
w.
inow
making
arrangements
to
spend
j
line
summer
on
ic
utt.i
v...
Islands
engaged
In
archaeological
research
work.
He
has
been
an
ln-I
terested
visitor
to
the
local
museum
'and
to-impressed
trlththTalue
of
some
of
the
exhibits
there
course
on
a
trip
recently
made
to
the
west
Indies
by
Lieut
Stuart.
THRIFT
Cash
&
Garry
Money
Savers
Prices
In
Effect
Until
Saturday
SUGAR
We
expect
vance
shortly
10
lbs.
TOMATO
SOUr
Campbell's.
3
Uns
SOAr
Fels
Naptha.
4
bars
TISSUE
Paragon.
3
rolls
MIRACLE
WHIP
8-oz.
Jar
16-oz.
Jar
CORN
FLAKES-Kel
Iorr's.
3
pkgs.
WHEAT
PUFFS
Large
cello
bags.
Each
an
ad-
6ic
26c
27
c
22
c
LUX
DEAL
2
pkgs.
Lux,
large
1
KnltUng
Book
AQn
All
for
19
c
32c
25c
8c
THRIFT
TEA
High
quality
Broken
Orange
peicoe.
A
If
"
Lb:
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
Gel
3'
bars
'fl
f
for
With
Your
Coupon
COFFEE
Thrift
Blend.
Per
lb.
GAIETY'
TOFFEE
Cello-wrapt
Per
lb.
rEACIIES
Lynn
Val'-
ley
2's.
3
tins
SARDINES
King
Oscar.
2
Uns
Swift's
Sllverleaf
Lard
OQ
OV
1-lb.
nackets.
3
for
Swift's
Canadian
Boiled
Din
ner
16-Ot.
tins.
2
for
We
Drllver
29
c
25c
40c
29c
29c
FRESH
FRUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
Fresh
Green
Beans
3
lbs.
Garden
Peas
3
lbs.
Cucumbers-Each
Hothouse
Tomatoes
3
lbs
Bunch
Carrots
4
bunches
Cantcloupes
3
for
Santa
Rosa
Plums
2
lbs.
Wlnesap
25c
22
c
8c
25c
15c
25c
I9c
21c
Phone
179
ELECTRICITY
is
your
cheapest
servant
.
it
cart
cool
yon,
cook
for
you,
give
you
hot
water
or
ice
cubes,
do
your
ironing,
brown
your
toast,
make
your
coffeel
Don't
deny
yourself
the
many
advantages
of
electricity
the
cheapest
of
all
servants.
Make
your
summer
more
enj'oyable
with
electric
refrigeration,
electric
cooking,
electric
fans,
an
electric
water
heater
and
the
many
small
appliances
that
help
to
lighten
household
tasks.
This
week
we
are
featuring
modern
electric
irons,
electric
toasters
and
electric
coffee
makers.
You
can
buy
all
three
for
a
small
Ml
down
payment.
Ttartout
port
t"
iff
e
lir
tb
ny
jwr
it
it
With'
i
Sikt
CoMec
Mikcr
ro
eta
tajoy
dcUciom
coiftt
4iilr.
Rev.
Rev.
frank
Frame-
BushHeld,
Busnuera,
uiruwrn,
formerly
the
Dallj'
dally
re-'
v
TIIK
M'PRF.MK
COI
RT
OF
IUUTISII
lS-PRORTC
bin
Ih
Matter
of
ttit
Estate
of
UmU
nitrn'
vvrtpr
im
trf
Ordr
of
ihl
LrttcM
Probal'
of
the
Est
of
Uxils
h
r.
r-
4m.
tlrrt
at
PTtnC'
Rupert
-
--.
v.
...
-
.
r,
IMniatr
1938
wr
PkUa.j9,Jdo-i.
J,
.rw4
TOM-
k.
Arnold
or
Ala'
nrraan
luring
cuwn
--.
-.
'
imvrtr
vertn
Mi.
to
l
Kiiil
&u
niw.i
r
'
4.
fjtato
tn
aa,!
ua
i'wn,
r...
.1..
r...-
-.in
to
(tintrlbuted
wr-
JoTnt
to
-Id
WUl
wttfccut
5JM
to
ny
sucn
claim,
au
prroou
d
to
the
"
Mkl
w
"""J
v-
.
.
-
.i
MTvuint
oT
their
In-
dStednfsa
to
the"
tinoyrrtgiied
mrto-
WHD.
....
jam
.
d.J
Jun
.
1939.
,
HOtUC-t.
ARNOLD
TVtr
KM.
Print
Rupert,
B.
C
IV
THE
srrltEME
fOVttT
OF
BRITISH
In
the
Mle
of
Veml
Ellas
Dereal
In
lh
tltrr
of
Hie
-Vdralnltrtlon
Art"
.
M
OrdV
Of
HIS
..
iAiva
th
asm
SS
3Vmriwi
Ad.
Seeded.
'.
ll
peon-,
mvuig
claim
Uwt
the
Erft
are
required
to
tn'
Uia
BfLITlR
WUiS
-
-
-
mlfSTon
or
Wor.
the
IWhitay
of
Aueurt
1839.
and
persona
Indebted
to
UwM
Ett
are
required
to
pay
tftc
amount
of
their
todebtednesa
to
me
forthwith.
3rd
day
of
July
1939.
NORMAN
A.
wu
.
Official
Admlnlatrator
Prlnca
Rupert,
B.C.
with
automatic
in
that
acvtr
ovtthrats.
I
I
ni.
'
Former
Pastor
Of
Burns
Lake
Goes
Into
Easiness
i
Notice
Tho
new
HosDltal
will
be
offi
cially
opened
by
the
Honorable
Dr.
G.
M.
Weir
on
Friday
afternoon
the
14th
instant
at
3
o'clock.
PAGE
THRfiK
NORTHERN
BRITISIT
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
r
Hotel
Arrivak
Royal
R.
Green,
Vancouver.
Central
C.
Brandner,
Prince
George.
;;
Prince
Rupert
,
'S
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A,
Burnwell
ana
son.
J.
Gordon
Smith
and"
EL
M.
G-.
Baruett,
H.
Singleton
.
and
W.
H.
Benoit,
Vancouver
R.
t-v
vti-
9nrt:rrjc
Bushfield
werelany
persons
unable
to
attend
on..
w
natu.
rf
-
HaTPltvt:
Hazelton:
v.
.
Mrs.
Mrs.
tendered
a
delightful
farewell.
Friday.
party
at
hkh
Uie
presentation
oi
The
Public
Is
cordially
Invited
to
rf,,.nn.
The
f
n
Tjr
and
Port
Esslneton,
t.
e..tHaimes.
Victoria:
D-.
v..
-
-
-
HOSDltai
WUl
OJSO
DC
uurii
un
au..-
-
is
now
located
Vancouver
wher,
;"P
and
j.
HaU,
3.
A.
Duclai
1a
floor
handsome'
lamp
In
:
made.
LTf
"'5
o-cloclc
for
the
convenience
four-way
rose"
and
Dally
advertising
tn
News
Is
surr
to
bring
suits.
standard
eold
was
PRINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
C.
Sawyer.
Amsbury:
Fred
Nasn,
Terrace;
C.
V.
Hope.
Prince
George;
Mrs.
J.
E.
Gill,
Montreal.
3SBaaSaaaaia
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Bargains
In
New
and
Used
Furniture
Consisting
of
Chesterfield
Suites.
Bedroom
Suites.
Dlninj
Room
Suites.
Dinettes.
Kitchen
Rantes,
Dressers.
Vanities,
Washing
Machines;
Beds
Springs
Mattresses'
Etc.
It
Will
Tay
You
to
Come
In
and
Look
Over
Our
Large
Stock
Used
Furniture
1
Sewin;
Machine
At
'
1
Reconditioned
Washing
Machine
At
SKitchen
Chairs-Each
.
-
rti'-T
2
Camp
Cots-
Edch
v
1
ReminCton
Typewrited
At
1
Royal
Typrwrlter
Standard
key.
At
1
Oak
Vanity
and
Chair
At
87.50
........
$356
$1.00
S5.W
32.50
S27.0
$12.5
New
Furniture
2
Cast
Iron
Cabin
Cook
Stoves-Special
1
Tapestry
Chesterfield
$13.95
S64.0a