piai
rora
f
Expert
Optical
Service
Famous
Cronin
Mine
Likely
To
Be
Opened
Soon
Clias.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charts
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinncrware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
tains
about
20
miles
from
Smlthers.
jenewea
interest
m
mining
prop-;
done
with
it.
'which
Was
bcinir
delivered
at
thP
Prt.lps
pnrrvlno-
it.hPSA
minprale
is!
Thlc
avcV
Mr
Thine
nt
finnlrno'
1
-1-.
j
.
...
X3I
PISS
Kill
jfrtupUy,
July-12,
i9il
Waterfront
Whiffs
Daring
.Salvage
Undertaking
Making
.
Progress
Salmon
Pack
For
First
Week
of
Season
Halibut
Landings
Moving
Up
Carrying
but
one
of
the
most
hazardous
and
colorful
salvagefeats
that
has
been
attempted
on
the
British
C6-lumbiacoast,
a
picturesque
outfit
of
the
ArmourSalvage
Co.
with
the
submerged
hulk
of
the
tfriited
States"
Army
j0
v.
...
wu.v,
nine-ui
siraiiaum
irom
Seattle
10
rro
ot
r.!
..ii.
iPioneers
Picnic
In
Honor
Of
Dick
Sargent
SMITH
ERS,
July
12.-
All
road3
led
to
Hazelton
Thursday
where
all
the
old
timers
and
some
that
are
not
so
old
gathered
for
the
Pioneers'
Picnic
and
to
honor
R.
S.
(Dick)
Sargent
who
was
celebrating
50
years
residence
in
Hazelton.
'
Smlthers,
Telkwa,
Quick,
Topley,
Burns
Lake,
Vanderhoof
and
many
other
places
were
well
represented
transport
Kvichak
passed
Butedale-yesterday
enroute.when
the
people
who
travelled
in
from
Sisters
Island,
just
north
of
Milbank
Sound,
where
;that
direction
ail
reached
the
pi-
the
Kvichak"
stranded
and
sank
'
-
.
,
.
lorieer
town
which
has
been
so
well
some
months
ago,
enroute
to
dry
5,224,400
pounds
in
comparison
with'
kno"v
as
a
IIudson
Ba'
Pst
and
dock
at'
Prince
Rupert.
Buoyed
up
finss
inn
rvVnnrf
nri
thp
nanacilan
Jead
of
Skeena
River
navigation
by
cable
suspended
from
four
large
3,806,100
pounds
as
agabist
457,.
so
many
years.
scows,
the
Kvichak
is
riding
some
nio
mimri
nun
t.h
nat.
wppfe
'
.
At
no
tlme
in
its
long
history
has
thirty-five-feet
below
the
surface
the
landings
amounted
tq
273.00ojH?zelton
had
50
many
hollday-of
the
waUr
and'
b
being
towed
by
pounds
including
253500
-pounds
a"s
and
H
ta.
a
fine
tribute
to
three
Dick
Sargent
that
the
prime
rea-
tugboats'.
The
outfit
is
mov-'
Amorin
fUh
anH
ioRnn.,,riff
ing
along
at
a
rate
or
about
two
Canadian.
High
price
of
the
weefc
,son
r
the
gathering
Is
to
honor
his
.
Years
ago
the
late
Mr.
Cronin
knots
per
hour
and
is
expected
to
be
for
American
fish
was
12.7c
and
11c
long
rcsidence
and
Bood
work
tua
exiem.ve
ueveiupmem
wwk
vi,
m
mtice
KUpert,
U
all
goes
well,
paid
the
Paciflc
for
40
000
pounds
cuumiuiiuy.
ands
of
dollars
thousands
of
feet
done
which
proved
contained
large
bodies
Of
thous-
by
Monday
next.
Butedale
is
about
and
the
i0w
11.9c
and
lie
received
,
M,r'
SfWnt
'lrst,
fmtef
l?
Uaz'1
and
ln
the
of
Hudson
were
spent
eighty
'miles'
down
the
coast
from
kv
th
p,ninr
:
n
,ijf
.ton
employ
the
Bay
of
tunnel
work
.Prince
Rupert.
On
arrival
at
uw
r,Hi
o
wJ
Co-when
he
was
only
eighteen
years
the
property.
'prince
-Rupert,
the
Kvichak
will
be
th
.i,
10
i
of
a&e-
He
lat
went
into
business
ore.
v
"
.
.
k
n
uo
iniil
aim
iv.v
vuv.
,
tanen
out
on
me
ary
qock
ana
car-
v,
o
if.u
r
1
iikm
for
himself
and
has
continued
that
,was
practically
a
developed
mine
'go
which
Ms
still
in
her
holds
refunds
and
thp
low'
il
7n
anrfTlway
for
forty
years-SMITHERS,
July
12:-
With
the
jmany
years
ago
but
with
the
death
moved
before
repair
is
undertaken-
ld
,
th
i
ran?
VSl
ti
for
"4
l
Be5ides
Ws
store
m
Hazelton
he
increase
icrease
In
prices
of
lead
and
zincjof
Mr.
Cronin
nothing
further
was,
The
cargo
consists,
of
material
oounds
"
"
also
established
stores
in
Smlthers
I
ana
in
Telkwa.
The
Smlthers
store
was
closed
up
about
eight
years
ago
beginning
to
show
itself.
tlnifprf
rl
,,,,,-.
.y'
but
the
Telkwa
store
is
still
In
od-
'CIGARETTE
PAPERS
THE
SEAL
f
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
talmno
tannine
rompany
wild
an
all
tb
'
ff
ar
round
pa'rroll
In
Prince
Rupert
:Wash..
Wash.,
who
who
was
was
an
an
original
original
part-
part-
defence
defence
bases
bases
which
'which
the
the
Probably
one
of
the
best
prop-
ner
with
Mr.
Cronin
in
the
prop-
states
government
is
establishing
eratlon
und
the
management
of
nort
thk
aftrWnf
mis
afternoon
at
4.30
from
erties
in
Northern
British
Columbia
j
erty
and
has
kept
the
procerty
in
in
Alaska.
port
Mr
Phlnips
Sargent
also
in
tnis
resnPPE
IS
tnp
WPll
Known
imnrt
st.anHinir.
thrriiihnnt
the
thn
0
.
Cronin
mine
in
the
Babine
Moun-
years,
arrived
in
Smithers
left
In
a
ba?k
along
The-sockeye
salmon
nack
on
thp
fi-
.owns
the
Hazelton
Hotel
and
has
many
other
interests
in
the
district.
with
a
party
of
eight
others,
trav-
Skeena
River
for
the
first
week
of
appointed
to
Son
of
W
:
-
host
of
friends
who
met
witn
elling
in
two
cars.
He
had
planned
the,
1941
season
amounted
to
8,774
r.stennranhpr.
Ll
VWm
today
in
Hazelton
and
many
0
.
v
1
I.
-j
others
who
were
not
fortunate
to
go
into
the
matter
cfrransmir
cases
as
compared
with
12,667
SriSL-
It
Kri
for
th,
opening
of
the
mine
but.
cases.
last-year,
12.667
cases
in
1939
TnS't
J"i5
SI
called
enoueh
to
be
there
wish
him
long
to
Sroknne
and
anA
ftflfiO
In
lo-W
.nn.
..
.
"
...
-
life
nnri
hanninp
for
l
ho
futnr
.-
.
.-
-"
"wuiuuis
inp
'
lormpr
"
Mite
s-jin-i
r.
-
nTii
-
"
hurry
when
he
had
only
to
official
fibres
of
thp
fir
iVl
"Z
V
years.
been
here
two
days.
According
to
department.
-For
the
Naa,
.".
.V.
Pi1-1'
I
conversations
with
local
people
he.
the;
pack
of
sockeye
amounted
to
expects
to
have
capital
provided
to
1,892
.cases
as
compared
with
1.432
ui-tn
me
piupcuv
hiiu
put
it
on
a
jn
'19.40.
4
249
cases
in
1939
and
iiiiv
juiiuiii?
rne
sLa.ii
nn.iu
v
in.
Commander
Geoffrey
Borrie
revolves
about
Chad,
portrayed
by
ior
nenry
r-onaa,
ana
another
run
working
basis
as
there
is
already
?nH
?nu
jam
n,.-.v
almost
two
years
naval
officer
In
away,
Linda
Darnell,
who
goes
on
about
3000
tons
of
cood
ore
on
the
eye'
pack
for
the
coast
durln"
the
charse
at
Prtnce'
Rupert,
has
been
to
become
one
of
the
show's
leading
dump
which
could
be
shipped
lmt
bpehin"
w
eek
of
the
season"
was
transferred
ta
Vancouver
In
a,siml.
j
performers.
When
the
exciting,
mediately.
21&Q.
Bcases
ompATed
wilh
3L736
1"
capacity
succeeding
Command-'
gorgeous
Albany
Yates,
played
It
is
to
b
honed
that
it
mav
f.&ss
1940
35
131
cuses
in
1930
er
L.
Johnson
D.
S.
O.
who
is
by
Dorothy
Lamour,
rides
into
Set
going
shortly
in
a
big
way.
'
antl
j8622
cases'
in
1938
Includ
glng
to
tawa-
Commander
A.'H.
Chad's
simple,
country
boy
world,
,
lng
less'ex
quantities
of
echoes,
the
eed'
f0rm"n
harb0rJ
ma?t
he
is
da2z,ed
by
her
sultry
allure-
'
Van,couver'
wU1
succeed.
Command-
Once
again
Sidney
Toler
portrays
rirr
wnvrw
SMnK'
total
pack'
for
the
1941
season
on
icSESSTi?
,S?J35w.
the
coast
sc
,
farahls
,
&
TTbeS
ep
Brrle
at
Prince
Rupert'
"
"
Charlie
Chan
In
"The
Wax
Muse-
lng
a
Berlin
lead,
some
merchant
61,597,
pases,
as
compared
with
53.-
""i
W
'
'
llfniVu
CaSt
,
,Vk
"tV
.
.
-
I
carefully
selected
players
able
1
are
refusine
the
sale
of
cigarettes;
106
cases
a
year
ago.
The
Skeena.
gives
.
M,f.
1
tt.
,.
River
Dack
hks
been
14
334
rasp
DOUGLAS.
July
12;
(CP)
An
support
to
Toler.
Sen
Yung,
as
,
Tobacc
,
ReUUers
wm:
Z.
Zo
agahYst
17,730
cases.
'
r
?f
Manndlcat
Is
promoting
Chan's
college
boy-detectlve
son.
GERRARD
MAGNUM
Bath
Soap
35
CENTS
CAKE
-
3
for
$1.00
Ormes
LlcL
Zrfi
Ptoncer
Druggists
rbe
Retail
Store
Phone
(11)
Open
Dally
from
R
a.m.
till
II
p.m.
'
ttumUyi
and
llolidayt
from
U
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
.rn.
...
.
j
r
'
a
scneme
to
utuizn
shepns
mi
lt
neaas
tne
in
vhieh
inrtnU.
r
the
policy,
however,
an
official
said;
for
me
ProdVcon
of
cheese
Having
been
dalayed
by-handling
S
J
,
heavy
frfishts,
for
waypoints.
In-
nunarpas
01
propi-
rry
a
;spoT-
eluding,
th?
Skeena
River
the
Daily
News
classified
cnl;
nerjes.'
'Union
steamer
Cardena
jimn
ana
net
trnoa
resuiw
nr
Capt
John
oden
J.
Bouzck
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
2nd
Ave,
two
doors
from
Broadcasting
Station
at-
'6:30
this
morning
from
.
I
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
'total
tf
8.8Q1
.500
pounds
as
com-
Jpared
wth
10,416,119
pounds
at
a
We
need
your
co-operation
to
five
you
better
service.
Please
put.
out
our
milk
bottles
daily
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
reoNE
n
Central
Hotel
Central.
Hotel
Annex
151
Ileated
Rooms
Bot
Water
Steam
Baths
DlnJnc
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
c
E.
Black,
Proprietress
Make
Our
Store
Tdnr
Shopping'
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
rnpNE
147
,,Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HpiTSF
OF
HNF,
FnODS-
TWO
GOOD
I
PICTURES
.for
the
;194l
season
ftp
to
and
in-
"Chad
Hanna"
and
"Charlie
Chan
eluding
yesterday
had
reached
a
in
Was
Museum"
at
Capitol
Theatre
Henry
Gordon,
Marc
Lawrence.
iJoan
Valerie,
Marguerite
Chapman
WANT
MORE
OYSTERS
a
7?
Osborn.
The
action
of
LONDON,
.-July,
12:
(CP)
-Tlie
Chf'1S,la.teSt
mystery
ls
set
ln
the
arrived
hi
Dort
Ministry
of
A-rieulturP
is
mm,r.
tu,c
cKgrouna
or
a
wax
crime
tho
ofrir,
or.
tr-
i
.
'"luocuiu.
iinoiiK
tncse
Ehastiv
south
arid'
sailed
later
In
the
morn-
tlflclal
means
an
Increase
,
iji
the
-f
of
fxecuted
criminals,
Chan
fna
on
he'r
'
return
to
Vancouver
breeding
of
oysters.
Before
the
war
:
..a
ler
strlke-J
at
him
and
waypoints.
99
percent
of
Britain's
oysters
werp
,
V
i
ln
elgnteen
spine-tlngl--
'
'
"
'
'
"
i
"
minutes,
before
Chan
untansloa
...
C.
N.
,R.
.steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt;
,
Neil
MacLean,
returned
to
portat'.
9:30
this
morning
from
Stewart
and
will
sail
at
5
o'clock
for
Vancouver.
.
-
-
-
-the
-mystery
in
a
surprising
and
tnnu-pacKed
climax.
1N.TIIE
SU'KKME
(
(H
UT
(It
1IIUTISII
t
OLI
Mill
V
IX
PIIOHATE
In
(hf
Matter
of
Ihf
"AUmlnlstrallon
Act-
1
M
.1
n
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Peter
llloe,
Detrased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
Qt
HU
Honor,
w.
E.
Pisher,
made
on
the
24th
clay
of
June.
At
D.
1041
I
pointed
AdralalHtrator
of
the
EsUte
of
"Chad
Hanna."
technicolor
t)le-
PtitT.
Blu-
deceased.
wlth
WUI
sn.
I
corresponding
date
last
vear.
The
nHrnt.inn
nf
Waitr
n
c-hh
B,
Pnti-having
claim
I
-
-
-
-
"
..t.w
a.aaiut
Llir
HflEd
Mjul
ta
lb'
Ka-.U..
'American
total
for
thl3
season
is
famous
novel
with
Henry
Fonda,
10
fui"nn
me,
properly
veri-
Linda
Darnell
and
Dorothy
Lamour
August,
a?
a
m,
all
nSt.e.n
In
the
leading
roles,
and
"Charlie
debtod
to
the
estide
Me
required
to
Chan
at
the
Wax
Museum,"
another
7
,thta?mt
01
V1'
mdebtedneba
to
oi
me
series
oi
popular
uncniai
ae
tective
stories,
comprise
an
entertaining
double
bill
being
presented
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight.
"Chad
Hanna,"
tells
the
appealing
story
of
colorful
people,
earthy
humor
and
tender
romance
in
a
wandering
tent
show.
The
romance
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
C
ATA
LA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY
10:30
p.m
Mh
Due
Vancouver,.
Monday);
Queen
Charlotte
stands
Leaving;
July
8,
19.
29
at
10
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reserrationi
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
..Phone
,568
d
7
ot
July'
A'
1
1941
HERBERT
P.
OLAS6EY.
Official
Administrator,
Atlln.
B.
0,
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
''A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
.50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold'
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
'
p.o.
Rox
m
Get
It
at
the
Variety
Store
"Where
your
dlmea
are
little
dollars"
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
120
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Cotton,
D.fXPh.C,
Wallace
Block,
Phone
640
RED
CROSS
SHIPMENT
Further
Consijnment
Of
Workroom
Goods
Is
Made
The
list
of
workroom
goods
ship
ped
frpm
here
Friday
was
aj
fol
lows:
55
pairs
socks
2
alternate
steel
helmet
caps
7
sweaters
'
1
scarf
3
ribbed
helmets
3
pair,
assorted
mitts
1
pair
slacks
3
fawn
flannel
skirts
3
fawn
flannel
dresses
5
black
cheviot
skirts
1
woman's
sweater
5V2
doz.
sanitary
pads
Articles
for
civilians
mads
from
Red
Cross
materials
and
marked
Class
A
were
as
follows:
5
crib
quilts
13
women's
gowns
(small).
5
women's
gowns
(medium)
12
women's
gowns
(large)
3
hatchways
,
3
boys'
singlets
12
girls'
slips
12
girls'
panties
.
'
8
girls'
bloomers
2
women's
bloomers
!
6
girls'
pyjamas
9
girls'
pyjamas
12
girls'
combinations
12
girls'
combinations
10
boys'
combinations
5
boys'
pyjamas,
size
8
6
boys'
pyjamas,
size
14.
3
baby's
soakers
32
baby
gowns
3
women's
pyjamas
7
girls'
dresses
10
women's
sweaters
8
print
dresses
8
women's
print
dresss
'8
women's
print
dresses
43
pillow
cases
35
diapers
2
boys'
sweaters
Articles
for
civilians
maHp
from
donated
materials
and
donated
garments
marked
Class
B
were
as
follows:
6
double'bed
quilts
5
crib
quilts
2
afghans
2
girls'
dresses
3
pinafores
1
skirt
3
pairs
socks
1
bonnet
STILL
GOING
STRONG
A
locomotive
built
in
1867
is
in
daily
use
in
California
and
hauls
walnut
cargoes
valued
at
$1000,000
annually..
1
CHIFFROBE-Cedar
lined
with
five
drawers
1
CIHFFONIER-Waterfall
design,
semi-bleach
finish
2
MATCHED
CHESTERFIELD
CHAIRS
At
CAPlfil
A
FAMOUS
PlAfIRS
THfATRf
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
TONIGHT
ONLV
2
Shows.
7:00
a
il
9
?
;lN
TECHNICOLOR!
lienry
Fonda
Dorothy
Lamour
Linda
DarnMl
"Chad
Hamm"
(At
8:05
and
10
40
Plus
SIDNEY
TOLCU
in
"CHAKLIE
CHAN'S
WAX
MUSEUM"
(At
7:00
and
9
35
Cominic
Mon,
Tuc
s.
Wed
,
"THIEF
OF
BAGDAD
In
Technicolor
With
Sabu
PREFER
DAYLIGHT
Mexicans
tried
to
sta;;1
a
bull
fight
ln
Denver
but
:
tie;
refused
to
fight,
cllnxini
afternoon
tradition.
THEY
BODE
ILL
In
Scotland
it
still
Is
con
;ii
bad
luck
if
a
fisherman
roId-.
sea
sees
a
red-headed
wo
preacher,
lawyer
cat.
or
p.j
3
STAR
mWfEm
Thli
adTertliement
li
not
published
r
dlipliyid
by
ths
Liquor
Control
Beard
or
by
th
Government
of
Brltlih
Columbia.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bid
SUMMER
SAVINGS
ON
ODD
PIKCKS
S65.00
535.00
S75.00
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
a
3:00
p.m.
P.SX.
Cal.ie
a,
Jcean
Fall,
an"
PoueU
River
Saturday
at
4:00
p.m.
P.SX,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p
m.
P
S
T
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
P.S.T.'
Air-Conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.
Phone
SCO,
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
Make
Repairs,
Build
We
can
supply
all
the
material,
for,
a
new
home,
or
for
addition,
to
the
old
one.
Call
In
and
talk
It
over
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
PHONE
117