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I
iff
ew
Sidewalks
,
...
t
.
I
IM
i
.
i
i
or
nil
iimc
m
lulrriur
Ton
June
JO:-Extensive
;
jetton
has
baaa
f
)rr
this
Mtsmet
t
CROPS
LOOK
VERY
GOOD
probabtr
be
eon-
bam
per
harvest
for
thii
year.
Tbe!u(ul
souvenir
of
the
Islands
to
year
poapeeu
for
a
good
crop
of
Um-
t
home
wnn
mm.
,
(
plank
aktewalk
othv
seed
and
ht
u
more
im-
The
money
raised
i.
to
be
spent)
d
on
Mate
Street
porunt
a
fair
price
far
the
seed
ln
beauttfytng
the
grounds
of
tb?;
Kmc
Stmt
In
nave
bees
several
iank'aMewlk
taken
d
wtth
wek
and
-!
of
the
Iowa
wa
-mrat
of
calehrai
.-.
'he
dn
nui-
to
De
very
good
ante
This
procedure
was
begun
last
year
and
found
to
be
very
effective
and
will
probably
be
a
regatar
procedim
each
year
from
on
by
the
Liquor
vertKement
i.
noi
published
or
displayed
local
cemetery
both
by
hiring
med
to
cut
the
encroaching
brush
and)
Binds."
SHE
KNITS
BETWEEN
SESSIONS
OF
RACING
AGAINST
DEATH
jtfE
STAMP
OF
QUALITY
District
-News
Ladies'
Rug
Club
Honored
Before
At
Charlotte
Is
Leaving:
Islands
n
r
i
liaising
runas
I'srrarU
KuUl
Evening
Fw
And
Mrs.
fielder
j
k
m
Kit
1'AJUU
'
I
v
OIIFW
rWARLOTTE
CITY.
Jlin
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE.
June
M:
Unlt
chuich
udle-
Uh
year
a
group
of
local
ladle
Ajd
brfd
a
aocial
evening
to
honor
-im4
a
dub
and
namud
it
"The
aild
Mrs
William
Selder
be-rUtg-Btr"
The
member,
r,ie;i
fjJ.
Uwy
wt
for
ymir
ta
tbe
a
to
1ntr
wwl
fort-
jrouu-m
loUftor
to
late
charge
gnUy
durta
Uw
wrcanw
month
,
f
(fM,
fwd
UlMe
tor
Uie
Ur,ited
-
ttftoear
bunet
and
jmreh
i:
.
Several
flue
example.
.,.,
-athri
rth
Mrl
ofigJcuu'
diwfcfn
hive
bee
oou-
Ibis
aprtfig
a
fuM-tJied
wool
af-liaa.
or
td-throv.
wai
knitted
i-y
these
versatile
wemm
and
raf-..ad
fa
a
mwthy
cauae
atid
by
f
nd
yo'iiir.-
wa
greatly
please
lrt4
and
ther
are
nearly
fin-
itb
tht
amateur
raovic.
shorn.
fcy.
Dr.
McCoy.
Hie
feature
picture
Jaek
and
the
BeansUik,"
de-lighted
all.
Later
in
the
evening
a
presenta
an
lo
be
a
were
art.
n
was
bonor
a
made
in
square
of
variegated
or-
tJate
totem
ange
and
Due
ana
put
ukvhoct
tion
wai
made
in
the
guests
of
native-car!
.
black'
pole,
seven
inehev
htah
Km
K
f
Kiev
Mm
the
vice-
with
atrip,
of
plain
brown.
Toj
rfeat
presentation
HolUrv
Valley
LooUnj
forward
d
te
scalloped
and
in
each
absence
of
Miss
Velroa
Flr,
oi
uie
piain
pac
wi
balrn
preident.
An
address
was.
embroidered
spray
of
flowers
done
.
a
bv
Mm
Rl&.en
in
which
(in
reai
Irish
linen
thread
Mrs
E
rt
v&s'
expressed
at
the
to-frWnHBR.
Jk
s:
crops
in
lamed
for
her
beautiful
parturp
of
mlnlster
and
his
Ue
Bonder
Valley
have
never
I
needle-work,
put
the
afghan
tc-
mnA
-.m
-
(
TK-ret
aidewaft
tookd
bettar
at
this
Oaae
of
the'
tether
and
added
the
dainty
fin-
tended
to
tof
future,
j
wn
wsa
retrotty
yr
than
they
do
at
present.
Fre-ji
touches.
selder
repUed
suitably,
..tractor
James
Bo-
shors
of
rain,
together!
The
gratifyinK
sum
of
sixty-four
lhanung
dies
for
their
cilti
short
stretah
s
wttfa
loU
of
Minshtr
have
broufht
j
dollars
was
raised
by
the
ladles
and
exnjing
a
cordial
lnvtta-J
adway
froa
Ualn
the
bay
crop
alone,
in
an
anastnt
and
the
winning
ticket
was
held
tlon
t-
lt
them
at
Ymlf.
inane
of
iw
im
Ushkm
and
fee
grain
cross
also,
by
a
young
man
wno
as
uoraung
Mifshn-Jtnls
were
servedUnd
&
m.m.
has
,:
Block
It
i.
more
b,
don,
eatmnely
well
althotshlat
Altford
Bay
construction
camp.
leasant
enlng
t0
a
rlSe
neUcS
.
.Hmarit
Ia
uw.
.
i
i
...
..
j
-.ill
vam
rnnrfH
tl
hp
VprV
nleaaed
.
...
..
.
.
...
..j'mOVed
IntO
IllS
line
new
DUUQiUg
UKU)
UOUDAV
KEW
WATEHFOHD.
N.
S
Junei
1
iiKsBl.s.sB13i:aL.I
-
-
jJBi.IIIIIIIh
iSssllKRMMinttH
Mrs.
Roy
Bccles
who
is
racing
against
men
drivers
at
Brooklands.
popular
aainjblle
and
motorcycle
race
track
near
London,
offers
a
study
ii
contrasts,
as
.she
knits
while
a
mechanic
checks
her
car
la
practice
she
lapped
the
track
at
more
than
a
W-miles-an-bour
dip
in
her
Eccles
special
q.
c.
cm
.
.......
-
uwr
in
gruuif
iuu
m
ib
"
-
rinse
Wltn
U1C
Sin
KU15
OI
UIE
UJU
a
,
.
.
,
.
j
,.i.,
nsund
up.
If
r.
farmer,
are
all
verf
bopefol
of
a-t
having
such
a
beautiful
and
J
B1(?8SAd
e
Tnati.f
I
UVUK
VilkK
a
sv
vm'v
-
J
ishlng
touches
are
being
put
on
to
It
and,
when
It
is
completed,
it
will
be
one
of
the
most
imposing
build
ings
in
town.
TERRACE
Q.
W.
Cripps,
provincial
assessor,;
has
been
a
visitor
to
Terrace
dur
ing
the
past
few
days
no
routine
business.
The
Terrace
Branch
of
the
Can
adian
Legion
held
Its
monthly
meeting
on
Wednesday.
During
the
business
session
the
principal
sub-
by
having
crosses
of
uniform
size
(30:
(CP
'Councillor
Angus
GlUis
I
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
T.
Abject
to
be
discussed
was
the
annual
made
for
each
crave
Members
of
this
club
are
Mes-dames
Beaven.
Chasteney.
Christ-ensen.
H1U.
Jollffe.
Munro.
Olsen.
R')brt-
Site
and
Turner
reported
at
a
council
meeting
that!
Stewart
have
25
school
children
had
called
aV
Queen
Queen
Charic
Charlotte
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
.
I
Stewart
has
1
taken
up
residence
in
and
will
De
an
an-
his
house
to
thank
Mayor
Maise
dition
to
the
younger
married
set.
for
an
extra
holiday
granted
cur-'
Mrs.
Stewart
was
formerly
Miss
Ella
lag
the
royal
visit
to
the
province.!
steen
of
Prince
Rupert
Constable
succeeaea
consume
(L.
i,
olsen
who
has
been
tb'Harelton.
Mrs.
H.
Fairbalrn
and
daughter!
MJss
Velma
Fairbalrn
have
recent-1
llyretarned
from
a
six
weeks
visit
.
to
the
south.
They
met
Miss
Evelyn
Fairbalrn
In
Vancouver
and
Vel-;
The
-
Prince
Charles
this
week
had
on
board
a
patient
from
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Company
Cum-shewa.
Inlet.
Dr.
McColl
met
the
boat
atSkidegate
and
the
sick
man
.was
moved
to
the
Skidegate
Inlet
Hospital.
i
Walter
Fair
was
recently
called
from
the
fishing
grounds
at
North
Island
owing
to
the
serious
illness
of
Mrs.
Fair
whom
he
took
yesterday
to
the
hospital
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Game
Plentiful
Queea
Charlotte
islands
This
Year
:
Recent
arrivals
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
say
that
deer
are
very
plentiful
on
the
Islands.
L.
Dyson,
on
one
trip
between
Port
Clements
and
Tlell,
saw
79
deer.
Pheasants
and
grouse
are
also
to
be
seen
everywhere
between
Port
Clements
and
Qaeen
Charlotte
City,
particularly
around
Lawn.HUL
It's
the
cumulative
effect
of
ad-ytrtlslng.that
counts.
picnic.
Some
wanted
this
event
to-
be
held
at
Lakelse
Lake
again
while
others
voted
for
Johnson
Lake,
an
equally
delightful
spot
on
the
way
I
to
Kalum
Lake.
Among
visitors
at
the
meeting
was
Major
Buckley
who
gave
a
very
interesting
first-1
hand
story
of
the
Royal
visit
to;
Vancouver,
1
MASSETT
ma
also
visited
relatives
in
Victor-
w
N
ciegerich
ia.
They
saw
Their
Majesties
while
d4ughter
mtJ
Moasm
in
the.
south
and
hold
the
general
Montan4
arrived
two
weeks
ago
opinion
that
the
Royal
Couple
In
.
r,
,n)
iii
srnd
,ml
lite
far
exceed
in
charm
their
two
veeks
with
their
son
,piciureo
scares.
daughter
at
Cape
Bald,
Tlell
1
-
.
.
,
.
.
,
Mr.
Geigerich
was
Government
three-year-old
daughter
Heather,
fifteen
Telegraph
operator
yean
of
Dr.jand
Mrs
D.
R.
T.
McCoU
en-
Maasett
at
clemtoUi
a.
tertalaed
seventeen
young
friends
m,,
r,tv
.l5
at
a
fcirthday
tea
on
Tuesday.
A
f
tat
hack
to
the
Islands
since
huge
birthday
cake
was
the
centre
Qe
left
oi
interest,
xnere
were
many
jove-tr
ciffe
for
the
young
hostess,
some
having
oome
all
the
way
from
J
Miss
Beth
Budge
celebrated
her
'
twelfth
birthday
by
entertaining
a
group
of
fourteen
young
friends
at
a
picnic
and
swimming
party.
The
young
people
crossed
to
Robertson
Island
'by
boat
and
there
made
a
bonfire
and
enjoyed
swimming
and
games.
A
much-enjoyed
picnic
lunch,
was
served
and
the
party
Masted
until
seven
p.m.
Arthur
Dunn
has
purchased
Dr
Dunn's
house
at
Sangan
River
near
Massett
and
the
Dunns
are
living
in
a
tent
lor
the
summer
In
the
winter
they
will
move
lntc
their
Massett
home.
Mr.
Archibald
of
Victoria
arrivpi
at
Massett
to
spend
a
month
z
Sangan
River.
Mrs.
Munro,
wife
of
the
chief
engineer
of
the
steamer
Prince
George,
arrived
"Jit
Port
Clements
on
the
Pince
Charles
this
week
ind
Is
spending
a
brief
holiday
at
TltU.
Eleven
Indian
children
who
have
been
at
CoauUeetza
Institute
returned
on
the
Prince
Charles
thli
week
to
their
homes
at
Massett
and
Skidegate.
Mrs.
James
Martin
of
Massett
irrived
home
on
the
Prince
Charles
Wednesday
after
a
three
months'
visit
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Rennle
of
Port
Clements
moved
into
theii
flne
new
bungalow
last
Saturday.
Mrs.
Charles
Pillar
and
baby
son
arrived
at
Port
Clements
Wednesday
from
Murrayrltle
to
spend
the
next
two
months
the
guest
of
Mrs.
PUlar's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Rennle.
Mr.
Pillar
has
been
teaching
at
MurrayvUle
I
Advertising
is
aa
nmstmenL
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
ami
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK
I.
BETTEK
VISION
SAINT
JOHN,
N.
June
30:
(CP)
Saint
John
traffic
officers
will
have
white
rubber
coats
and
caps
added
to
their
wardrobe
for
rainy
nights,
so
they
may
be
seen
more
easily
by
motorists.
Phones
18
fc
19
P.O.
Box
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents-nave
you
tried
our
CASH
COUPON
SYSTEM?
You
receive
dishes,
silverware
and
valuable
premiums
suitable
lor
gifts.
Why
not
start,
now
at
no
extra
cost
to
you?
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
IX
TUX
M'fSEME
COIKT
OF
KKITISII
rOLOJBIA
IS
PKOttlTE
In
thr
MatUr
of
the
Efttate
of
Look
TAKE
NOTICE
cbat
by
prdr
at
tht
Supreme
Court
a
British
Columbia
Letters
Praba&e
of
tbe
Estate
oi
Louis
Scbletolg,
deceaced.
Jate
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C
.
bo
dhed
At
Prince
Rupert
fiinaiilil
on
or
about
the
3rd
day
rl
February
1939
were
granted
to
Alois
Ohneacrg
and
Kara
T.
Arnold
ot
Prince
Rupert
aforesaid,
tbe
Executon
named
in.
the
-wlU
of
tbe
aald
deceased.
AU
persons
having
claims
against
tie
raid
Estate
are
required
to
furnish
the
came
In
wrttt&s.
properly
Termed,
to
the
undersigned
wttliln
one
month
Cram
the
date
of
cbla
Notice,
other-vise
the
Estate
will
be
distributed
pursuant
to
the
saw
Will
wttbout
regard
to
any
such
efat&ns.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
K
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
the
undersigned
forth
with.
DATED
at
Prtnre
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
22nd
day
of
June
1938
ALOIS
CHXESORO
and
NORA
E.
ARNOLD
Box
593.
Prlnee
Rupert
B.
C.
IS
THE
KITKl'.ME
COI
KT
OF
UKITISI1
rOLVMRIA
IV
TKOIiATE
tn
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Johanne
Mlen
Hundtjunmer.
Otherwise
l"non
As
John
Mlsuo
lUmmer,
Uereaited.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hl
Honor.
W.
E.
Fisher,
the
16th
day
o:
June.
A.
D.
1939.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Johannes
NUsen
Hundhammer.
otherwise
known
as
John
NUson
Hammer,
dceased.
and
ail
partkes
having
etedma
against
tho
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
name,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
21at
day
of
July.
A.
D.
1939.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
tndiibtodness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
June
19th.
A.
D.
1939.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IS
THE
fUTUEME
roi
RT
OF
tUtlTISH
COLIMIUA
la
the
Matter
of
Frederick
IVUItara
Heard,
I-eaed
-
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
"AdavlnUtratloo
Act-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
H's
Houour
Judge
W
E.
Fisher
dated
the
23nd
day
of
June
1939
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Frederick
William
Beard,
deceased,
late
of
the
Village
of
Terrace.
Br
It
tail
Columbia,
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
mM.
Eiate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
to
me
properly
verified
on
or
farCore
the
31st
Uy
of
July
193ft
and
aU
persotis
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
ana
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
fortliwrtti
NORMAN
A.
'WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B3
DATED
the
26th
day
of
June
1989.
J