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SIX
DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Homanrr
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Hare
a
targe
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
in
EN'ACKMKNT
KINGS.
WEDDING
KINGS,
BROOCHES,
DRAG
E
LETS,
EARRINGS
Or.
we
will
make
to
order,
any
design
that
you
prefer,
in
rings
or
any
other
piece
of
jewelry.
We
have
in
stork
rings
from
$12.50
to
$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
3
Wo
I
a
i
ft
Diamond
Specialist
Whiff
j
Halibut
Prices
Holding
Up
Well
Sock-eye
Run
Proving
Satisfactory
Angling
Parties
Heading
Out
m
m
Attention
Smokers!
During
the
past
ten
years
more
than
3,000
forest
fires
Have
resulted
from
smokers'
carelessness.
Be
as
care-
t
1
.
.1
1
mi
in
tne
woods
as
you
are
in
your
own
'home.
See
that
your
match
and
other
smoking
'
-
S
a
.a.
materials
are
sately
put
out
and
you
will
be
doing
your
part
in
Forest
Fire
Prevention.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
Of
LANDS
A
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
present
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
had
reached
a
total
of
7,363,300
pounds
consisting
of
3,331,-300
pounds
from
Canadian
vessels
and
4,032,000
pounds
from
American.
During
the
short
week
ending
yesterday
landings
amounted
to
424,000
pounds
of
which
239.000
pounds
wa-.
lrom
Canadian
ves-
sell
and
185,000
pounds
from
Am-
tne
nlSh
price
of
the
week
was
8.!s
erican.
Considering
general
bus-
and
5.5c
which
the
Ta:onxa
was
iness
condition!,
halibut
prices.
Pid
tot
20,000
pounds
and
the
low
while
by
no
means
spectacula.-,
are
'-Sc
and
5-5c
which
the
Dean
re-holding
at
a
steady
level,
being
ceived
for
8.000
pounds.
better
sustained.
Indeed,
so
far
this
year
than
many
In
the
spring
misht
Olll
net
fishing
Tor
sockeye
sal-
Ie.uanukli?tL
Por
Canadlan
mon
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rlv-fish
the
high
price
of
the
week
was
ers
for
the
opening
week
of
the
7.2c
and
5c
which
the
Margalice
re-
1939
season,
averaging
twenty
fish
ceived
for
2,500
oounds
and
the
low
per
boat.
Is
considered
to
have
been
8.6c
and
5c
which
a
number
of
satisfactory.
Clearer
and
warmer
boats
received.
For
American
fish
-v-ather
would
undoubtedly
mean
even
better
fishing.
Canning
Is
now
general
and
there
are
no
dls-1
turblng
elements
in
the
situation
anywhere
In
the
district.
The
coming
long
Dominion
Day
week-end
will
see
quite
a
number
of
angling
parties
heading
out
So
far
this
spring
trout
bags
hereabouts
have
been
fairly
good.
Oi.e
f
the
further
afield
parties
leaving
this
evening
will
be
going
to
TClew
Nugcet
In
Orehvllle
Cluan
t
with
Skipper
Jimmy
Dbnald'son
on
the
Billmor.
Seventy-three
passengers
arnv
on
the
Prince
Charles
last
evem:.-
mm
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
points
including
29
tourists
wh
will
transfer
here
to
the
Prince
Rupert
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
and
south.
The
Bertha
O.
and
the
Zenardl
ho
large
telneboats
belonging
to
Jack
Haan
and
Charles
Uaan
r
s
pectlvely.
were
In
Queen
Chariot's
Mils
week
on
their
way
to
the
fish
ng
grounds
on
the
west
coast
Herring
f
lshtns
Is
rcDorted
poor
around
Pacofl
but
hones
are
held
out
for
better
lurk
nt
the
west
coast
where
the
third
Han
brother.
Peter
of
he
Beatrice
H..
Is
at
present.
Four
Boats
From
South
-Today
brings
four
coastal
liner
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Vancouver
and.
from
this
on
during
the
summer,
there
will
be
that
number
in
jAt
8
o'clock
this
morning
the
Prtn-icesj
Louise.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
ar
-ived
with
a
large
list
of
tourist
s-itDn?
at
10
a.m.
In
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Alaska.
The
Prlnc
Rtmert,
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrive
I
at
10
ajn.
and
sailed
at
3
p.m.
fo
1
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
wi'
return
tomorrow
evening
south
1
hound.
The
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt
William
Hushes,
Ls
due
at
4
o'clocr
hi
afternoon
and
will
sail
at
K
m.
Last
will
be
the
Cardeni
Caot.
John
Boden.
due
at
8
o'clec
j
many
other
places
of
interest.
They
ithlr
evening
and
sailing
at
10:3'
p.m.
on
hr
return
to
Vancouve
and
waypolnts.
Knndr
S-hvoh
of
Prejsbyterlnr
United
and
Baptist
Churches
com
,
bined
lart
Saturday
afternoon
for
r
o'nt
annual
olenlc
on
Digby
Is
land.
About
220
persons,
met!
"hlldren
with
a
few
adults
en'ov
d
a
haipy
outing.
There
was
r
full
program
of
races
and
sport'
and
the
usual
refreshments
wer
provided.
The
boats
Vlkimr
an-Cape
Soencer
were
used
to
tran
port
the-
picnickers.
For
fl.hlng
without
carrying
his
FLUENT
PATROLMAN
SYDNEY.
N.
S.,
June
M:
CP-Michael
Kolanko,
25,
newest
policeman
on
the
Sydney
force,
speate
four
languages.
He
has
been
as-STned
t0.
a
bent
in
the
Wh'tn-'
Pier
district
where
most
of
the
city's
foreign-born
residents
live
Opp.
DAY
and
NIGHT
Ph
one
13
Taxi
PAT
MAZIK
Pott
Office,
ttb
St.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
IIO.MF
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
lUtes
S1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
ti
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
Phone
?g
p.f),
Bn
196
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
DRY
DOCK
;
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
I
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
(las
Engine
Repaired
and
Overhauled
TffF
DAILY
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Frldii
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AND
DUCHESS
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The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor,
after
a
holiday,
are
shown
above
as
they
were
greeted
at
a
railroad
station.
SM1THERS
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Bamford
have
1
returned
home
to
Smithers
from
a
trip
south.
They
motored
a.j
far
is
San
Francisco
and
took
In
the'
big
fair
at
that
place
and
visited'
were
accompanied
part
of
the
way
by
their
two
sons,
Alfred
and
Douglas,
and
also
by
a
niece.
Jack
McNeil,
who
has
had
an
extensive
trip
through
the
United
States,
arrived
back
home
a
few
lays
ago.
He
travelled
to
San
Fran-isco
and
down
through
the
Southern
States,
up
the
Atlantic
coast
to
New
York
and
home
by
way
of
New
England
States
and
Canadian
Railways.
He
took
In
both
big
fairs
during
his
trip
at
San
Francisco
and
New
York
and
spent
several
days
In
New
Orleans
visiting
many
Mr.
Vetrti
arrived
In
Sealthers
froxn
Switserland
a
few
days
ago
to
make
s
home
In
the
Bulkley
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
June
:0.
1911
The
city
council
last
night
elded
to
appeal
a
decision
of
Mr
Justice
Aulay
Morrison
in
Supreme
Court
in
retard
to
the
Ritchie
sewer
case.
AW.
John
Dybhavn
and
Aid.
Thomas
Maltland
voted
against
taking
the
maUer
into
the
courts.
The
sheriff
has
setesd
for
debt
eighty
tons
of
herring
in
a
shack
at
Seal
Cove.
The
fish
are
rotten,
however,
and
he
will
not
take
possession.
The
city
health
department
will
spend
$135
to
take
the
fish
oat
to
sea
and
dump
It.
oomw
01
nisioricai
interest
enroute.j
The
ConservaUves
Main
sweot
All
of
the
travellers
think
that
the
Ontario
in
the
provincial
election.
T.
Shlnlmura.
Japanev
iBulkley
Valley
will
bear
favorable
Premier
Whitney
having
a
ma
lor
-
gillnetter
of
Oceanic,
was
fined
.
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andre
Thorn
ron
In
provincial
police
cour'
this
morning.
comparison
witn
most
parts
or
me
ty
of
sixty-one
seat
over
the
Lib-
vauey.
iif
is
lootong
over
tne
8I18DIAC,
,
B
June
30:
(CPi
ectmtry
ojlte
thoroughly
before
-BurrUrs
took
their
Utne
about
making
a
selection
of
a
farm.
He
ateallnt
chars,
ctcarattoa.
tohc
1
is
an
ex
and
It
is
there
will
ed
in
this
penen
lipped
maker
vamtxt
-n
-r,
anH
and
tin
tlO
fmm
fmm
a
aiori.
iLor
turn
him
I
cea
cneese
district
that
before
Jong
Thev
left
signs
of
having
enjoyed
a
cheese
factory
start-
a
The
new
creamery
at
Telkwa
is
reported
to
be
working
steadily
and
turning
out
a
fine
grade
of
butter
which
Is
finding
a
ready
market.
Keep
up
to
date.
Advuytlsc
lunch
of
crackers,
cheese
and
condensed
milk.
LONO
CAKFF.lt
HALIFAX,
June
30:
(CP)
Retirement
of
II.
O.
Douglas,
a
native
of
Truro,
M.
S..
as
principal
of
Chebucto
School
here,
ended
a
career
of
38
years
as
a
teacher
In
Nova
Scotia.
GROUND
TRAINING
SHIP
TAKES
TO
THE
AIR
WP
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i
2t
the
kiil,
an
Australian
bird,
has
only
rudimentary
wings
and
cannot
ily
Ihls
man-rnade
kiwi,
the
Drone
ground-trainer
used
:n
Fnf.lancljtc
teach
sCfulents
to
fly
without
leaving
the
grpund,
hai
had
wings
!ttachedand
can
be
taken
into
the
air.
She's
shown
on
her
maiden
flight
with
a
student
al
the
controls.
IH0LIDAY
I
!
PICTURES
1
"Roy
Friend."
With
Jane
Withers,
and
-Pacific
Liner,"
With
I
McLaglen
and
Morris
Boy
Fntnd."
a
comedy
featuring
the
popular
juvenile
star.
Jane
Withers,
and
"Pacific
Liner,-
a
hec
tic
drama
of
the
high
seas
with
Victor
McLaglen
and
Chester
Morris,
comprise
a
double
picture
bill
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tomorrow
afternoon
and
evening.
Roy
Friend"
shows
Jane
Wlthersj
In
her
first
love
affair
The
plotj
consists
of
three
stories.
First
Is
a
Juvenile
love
match.
Second
comesj
a
police
school
and
third
Is
a
crime
melodrama.
Jane
and
her
boy
friend.
George
Ernest,
expose
Douglas
Fowley's
loft
robbing
gang
and
Inspire
an
exelUng
chase.
Warren
Hymer.
as
a
rookie
officer,
contributes
to
the
comedy
of
the
picture
j
which
shows
how
police
force
candidates
are
trained,
how
loft
rob
bers
go
about
their
trade,
how
un-der-eover
operatives
work
and
how
a
pair
of
kids
make
monkeys
of
ruthless
criminals.
Two
determined
men
are
pitted
against
each
other
In
a
deadly
Ulivrc
in
h
aniiia
ui
sasisa
(at
In
"Pacific
Liner."
Victor
McLag
len
U
a
tAfUUd
chief
engineer,
and
Chs4er
Morrta.
a
ruajed
ship's
(doctor
In
an
ill-fated
voyage
from
I
'Rhanshal
to
Ran
FVanrlarsi
Th
vie
for
the
favor
of
a
pretty
nurse
played
by
Wswlv
Barrle.
Drams
and
suspense
follow
when
an
epidemic
breaks
ml
and
there
is
a
smashing
c
14
max
I
df
1
Gyro
Party
Is
Due
Saturday
Tomorrow
afternoon'
train
will
bring
tc-
the
city
a
nsrty
of
ttiirtvi
or
so
Oyros
and
wt7ea
who
have'
WST
TIMES
Shows,
7:00..
raulttte
(iodd
"
In
tup
ir..
1U
1
1
1
111
IN
HEART"
(At
7:31
and
J
ana
WUffn
l
r
"BOY
FIIIEXO'
MtUtilen
In
T.dut
,i.
couTcr.
t
r
ii
...
.
tail
rooiiUr
Stlenre
tni
r,
COMING
SATt
ltDAV
Jne
Wlthfrs
in
SATl'ltDAY
OMY
2
Shows,
7
M
iKj
ta
I
MATINEE
n
,a
JANF.YVmir.IHI.
I
i
an.
(At
1:17
and
II
t;
PLUS
VICTOR
MtLACLW
lllESTKIt
MORKIS
WENHV
HAKltlt
In
"Pacific
Linerl
t.M
7
M
and
Cmlng
MOV
Ti
ll
MC
Osrk
(Sable
Mrss
t-
bl
-TOO
HOT
TO
II
M)lt
been
attending
the
International,
D
.L
kvne
convenUon
at
Jasper
Park
this!
IVILllrtl
U
iuYdllO
week.
Mot
of
them
will
proceed
In
1
the
evening
aboard
the
steamer
I
Prince
Rnert
to
Vancouver,
two
or
;
I
three
toine.
south
aboard
the
Prince
CfarW
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
I
.
tnrnlne
f
f-m
the
convention
couhhj
1
win
an
agncuiHirai
poim
-r-
eowos1t!on
The
Abo"h
the
The
-l
h
daruunl
re
Passes
Away
tm
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a
a
1
v
.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tobey.
Mr.!
nles
A
Aie
(
n
and
Mn
WlUim
Crnlckihsnk.
D
J
-
-
O
Boriand
and
Dr
R
O
Urge
will
mnird
Evans
aged
"
laa.
akka1
.
I
W
B
a.
mm
IhI.
a.
.
.r-
wain
c-,Mmer
,
m
the
Quee:;
I'!
ands
and
resident
f..r
-'form
failed
to
make
mtteh.eetttlon
for
the
vtMUnx
delegates
l
Trrr"tfi
headway.
'dcrtnt
their
stay
here
mernlng
at
Masnett
PU-NTY
OF
TIME
I
1
Hnrpcfs
Bnznnr
says
Frilly
blotiKs,
jctticost,
gloves,
rufllcs,
collar!
-most
everything
is
whitel
WHITE
IS
RIGHT
thi
reason.
Hut
white
things
intut
he
washed"
frrqtitntlT
and
rcpeatcil
washinga
turn
them
yellovih(
unlfM
JJluc
is
added.
A
snith
or
two
of
111
tie
in
th
final
riming
water
on
wash
day
assures
the
sparklin;
snowy
whiteness
that
fashion
demands
and
it
ctwti
only
a
cent
or
two
a
month!
die
BLUE.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
I1EAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
Over
800
individual
coil
s
siccp.
Bleep
on
a
Beauty
Rest.
Qty
hU
All
sizes
Other
Matlres-.en-.All
sizes.
Prom
Phone
775
iir-jaiiu.!.
J
ia
7.50