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1949
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CAESAR'S
conquest
CANTERBURY.
England
FOOL'S
ERRAND
LONDON
f
An
emergency
telephone
caller
told
Scotland
Yard
police
of
a
"mad
dog
locked
In
a
shed."
A
squad
car
ryirried
to
the
shed
where
police
cautiously
opened
the
door
and
found
a
stuffed
fox's
head.
mimlm
4
v.
4
VpNIg
added
to
the
ft,
in
the
fall.
Tj,,;:
Provincial
gov;
sharing
p.,ua!Iy
equipment
which
'
$1,200.
STOREWIDE
CLEARANCE
NOW
Archaeologists
say
excavations
here
show
that
the
Roman
in
vaders
in
13
A.D.,
after
landing
at
nearby
Richborough,
made.
immediately
for
Canterbury
and
founded
a
settlement.
i;
of
Course
HOLIDAY
PICNIC
PACK
THK
I5ASKET
WITH
CJOOI)
TIIINCJS
TO
EAT
from
Terrace
Meat
Market
George
I
Peters,
Prop.
PEACHES
PICK
CHERRIES
With
the
cherry
crop
ripening,
these
four
pickers
from
a
fermer-ette
camp
in
the
Niagara
Peninsula
are
a
busy
group
these
days.
Perched
high
in
the
air
in
an
orchard
near
Niagara
Falls
are,
left
to
right:
Helen
Armstrong
of
Brockville,
Joan
Southall
of
Ottawa,
Mary
Marshall
of
Orangeville
and
Marilyn
Colville
of
Toronto.
(C.
P.
Photo)
At
WALLACE'S
LOOKING
BACK
nugust
2.
1924
Following
a
visit
to
the
canneries.
George
Frlz.rll
predicted
that
the
1924
salmon
run
would
be
an
excellent
one.
The
canneries
were
operating
at
full
capacity
following
a
strike
of
fi.--hermen.
John
H.
Ililditch,
a
former
city
alderman
and
a
highly
respected
citizen,
was
buried
following
a
funeral
attended
by!
hundreds
of
his
friends.
Archdeacon
G.
A.
Fiix
officiated.
Within
the
next
terf
years,
Prince
Rupert
would
have
a
population
of
between'
50,000
and
75,000
and
a
thriving
'shipping
and
i-"clu.;triul
centre
with
elevators,
direct
shipping
routes
to
the
Orient
and
United
Kingdom
and
a
flourishing
farming
distirct
in
the
interior.
Fred
G.
Dawson,
a
director
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
EARLY
CANNON
I
i
IS
DISCOVERED
!
An
ancient
'
muzzle
-
loading
;
1
i
Construction
In
July
Is
Up
While
filing
j..
and
Pmlhomnit't
Baron
was
amoad,'
waded
out
into
him.
It
ram?
w
('
was
able
to
str'
wandere
d
0;f
in;oi
Sir
Hubert
w,;
polar
explorer
and
-,
were
vWturs
in
t'
arrived
by
lulu
Vancouver
on
the
J
pert.
No
Harsh
h
fnr
tun
J
VI
WIU
It.
"Ht,
time
i
ll'H
j,
Kttb
doinj
.
hue!
would
trv
Al.I,Bh:
Hili-y,
MuUoo,
Mir
I
nlltttrd
Irtttr
Inm
-
1
grulrul
ALLhRJiS
j
1
Are
you
corwtiMt!
;
bulk
in
the
dw
grand
rt-litf
by
mm
SHIPS
and
"WATERFRONT
Union
cruise
steamer
Chilcotin.
Capl.
Harry
McLean,
carried
108
round-trip
passengers
north
on
her
weekly
tourist
sailing
to
Alaska
when
she
docked
here
at
3
o'clock
Monday
afternoon.
Sail-r.g
for
Ketchikan
last
evenng,
she
is
due
back
in
port
here
at
11:30
tonight
southbound.
QUALITY
SERVICE
BITTER
EGGS
POl'LTRY
meat:
I
ORDER
A
BONDED
ROOF
TODAY!
i
Wc
are
Bonded
Agents
for
Alexander
Murray
Roofing
J
Fifteen
and
Twenty
Year
Bonds
Carrying
a
capacity
load
of
the
weapon
is
well-preserved
116
passengers
69
of
them
although
its
markings
are
al-round
trippers
C.P.R.
steamer
most
impossible
to
discern.
How-Princess
Norah,
Capt.
Peter
Les-
ever
pn
the
trunion
are
stamped
lie,
docked
here
northbound
foHa
series
of
letters
and
symbols
Ala.ska
at
1
o'clock
Monday
af-
j
indicating
British
naval
origin,
ternoon.
She
unloaded
a
substan-
I
About
30
Inches
long,
the
barrel
t.al
cargo
of
bottled
and
bulk!is
some
seven
inches
thick
at
August
2,
1939
taty
AI.L.HIUN
jr
City
Commissioner
W.
.J
Al-
"nmg
Vn?b!n,
JJjl
cicr
announced
that
a
manual
i
KpIUkV
Io
training:
department
would
be
,
youT
Tar
and
Gravel
or
Asphalt
Roofs
Any
Type
of
Roof
Repair
Ask
for
Estimates
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
BLACK
881
jmmmmmammmtmmmmmm
Three
tcn-mlnute
talks
on
Australia
will
be
broadcast
over
the
CBC
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
this
week.
They
will
be
given
by
Bill
Herbert
the
Corporation's
special
events
man
at
the
coast
and
representative
of
the
CBC
International
Service.
With
twenty-nine
other
guest
passengers,
government
and
transport
officials
and
Canadian
journalists,
Mr.
Herbert
left
Vancouver
for
Australia
Julv
10
on
the
pre
inaugural
flight
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
Cana-dair
aircraft
"Empress
of
Sydney."
Broadcast
time
each
day
will
be
at
three-thirty.
TUESDAY.
PM.
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
The
Marsons
4:45
Patsy
and
Patches
5:00
Songs
from
the
Shows
5:30
Western
Five
5:45
Supper
Varieties
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Dinah
Shore
6:30
Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
New
7:15
Science
Reporter
7:30
Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Music
by
Eric
Wild
9:30
Henry
Brant
Conducts
10:00
CBC
News
10:15
Points
of
View
10:10
CBC
News
10:30
Drama
11:00
Weather
and
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDA1
-A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8
:
00
CBC
ewp
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Modems
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty
I):
15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Coffee
Time
0.59
Time
Signal
10:10
Joan
Greenwood
10:15
Morning
Melodies
0
30
Roundup
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Strike
Up
the
Band
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weather
toiecsm
11:31
Messrs
Porm
11:33
Recorded
interlude
11:45
Fambus
Voices
P.
to
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
2:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Summer
Symphony
2:00
In
a
Lighter
Mood
2:15
Musical
Program
2:30
Musical
Program
2:45
Commentary-City
'
Women
3:00
Musical
Program
3:15
Serenade
Modern
Etiquette
Q.
How
does
one
correctly
use
a
finger-bowl?
A.
Dip
into
the
water
the
tips
of
the
fingers,
first
of
one
hand,
then
flf
thp
nthr
Mnvar
nlii.fi
u..iu
h
v...
the
water
simultaneously.
The
fingers
are
then
dried
with
the
napkin.
Q.
How
docs
a
woman
introduce
her
husband?
A.
To
her
friends
as
"John";
to
acquaintances
as
"My
husband."
"Mr."
is
incorrect.
Q.
Does
a
woman
precede
or
follow
her
escort
down-
a
receiving
line
at
a
wedding
reception?
A.
She
Is
received
first.
UNWANTED
CORRESPONDENCE
TIVERTON,
England
Residents
of
Crywys-Morchara
Mill
near
here
have
been
walk-
Ing
a
mile
to
mall
letters.
Bee3
have
Invaded
the
village
mail
box.
As
fast
as
one
swarm
Is
smoked
out
another
moves
in.
253
FIRST
AVENl'E
Your
(iMKioe
your
fabrics
to
look
fn-ni
,our
-iiriiili-te
range
of
Mimpleo.
framework,
lMy
payment
ternn
new
1
COMPLETELY
REBUILT
OR
REMODELLED
living
room
suite
can
be
made
i!
like
new.
We
begin,
at
the
re-tie
springs,
and
supply
heavy
webbing
and
lining.
MATSOM'S
DOES
EVERYTHING
BUT
SUBMERGE
Most
tr
In
the
U.S.
air
arsenal
Is
this
all-metal
Cnnvair
1-lj
,
ming
pver
the
waters
of
San
Diego
bay
In
its
first
w
plane,
which
has
a
variety
of
uses,
exchanges
is
wheels
for
floats
to
demonstrate
its
all-purpose
w
has
folding
wings
for
ease
In
towing,
hiding
or
stomp
equipped
with
ski-wheels
for
snow
-operations
or
t
landing
gear
for
desert
missions.
It
has
won
1
rr.
tests
for
observation,
communication
artillery
.?.
dropping,
cargo
transport,
photographic
and
resc.
Its
245-h.p.
engine
enables
the
1-13
to
make
almost
offs
and
landings.
No,
it
can
t
cook.
Blue
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Box
528
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Sip?
Jgr
B
We
specialize
in
J
LJ
I
high
quality
beer
here
before
proceedim
north
at
2:30.
mfd&l
Han
Diamond
rings.
Every
diamond
'guaranteed
perfect.
See
our
,
displays
of
moderately
priced
rings
end
get
a
new
illustra.dd
fgluw.
MATS
Sec
the
NEW
111"
Wheelbase
jnavar
gun
of
a
model
current
1
150
years
ago
has
been
presented
to
the
Museum
of
Northern
British
Columbia
by
Jack
Scott,
provincial
forest
ranger,
on
th?
j
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
who
,
believes
that
it
was
once
mount-
1
ed
on
a
British
warship.
Because
it
is
made
of
cjst
,
iron,
a
metal
notable
for
its
re-1
si.stance
to
the
ravages
of
rust.
the
back,
tapering
down
to
about
four
inches,
then
flaring
out
to
better
than
five
inches
at
the
muzzle.
The
unrifled
bore
is
two
inches
in
diameter,
indicating
that
it
hurled
a
ball
of
one-pound
weight.
Method
of
firing
was
to
ignite
a
fuse
inserted
in
a
firing
hole
at
the
back
after
loading.
The
gun
was
given
to
Mr.
Scott
by
a
man
at
Skidcgate
ho
found
it
on
the
Islands.
Two
iron
legs
attached
to
the
trunion
Indicate
that
it
was
mounted
on
a
swivel,
probably
on
the
bow
of
some
navy
long
boat
used
for
landing
on
the
beaches
by
some
early
explorer.
,
C.
E.
Cullin,
curator
of
the
Museum,
says,
that
the
markings
on
the
trunion
indicate
that
it
is
likely
that
the
gun
is
of
British
origin
but
that
he
cannot
be
sure.
It
is
possible,
he
says,
that
it
may
have
belonged
to
some
early
Spanish
explorer
who
visited
this
coast.
STOTFOLD,
Bedfordshire,
Q
Alan
Bygrave
and
Bernard
Allen,
army
cadets,
have
invented
and
built
a
training
gun.
They
hope
to
get
financial
backing
to
have
it
patented.
TURN
ABOUT!
Germany's
post-war
hercules
is
a
chap
named
Milo
Barus,
whom
you
see
here
carrying
a
300-
pound
pony
on
his
shoulders
up
a
flight
of
steps.
He
can
also
lift
an
automobile
with
his
chest
and
let
20
men
bend
a
chunk
of
railroad
track
on
his
head.
However,
his
most
spectaculaf
act
is
a
wrestling
match
with
a
bull,
which
he
usually
wins.
I
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms
Hot
and
Cold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Month's
Total
Was
$17,410.
Bringing
Year
to
$198,830
Alterations
to
the
former
navy
officers
wardroom
on
First
Avenue
by
the
Canadian
Legion
and
expansion
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys
accounted
for
more
than
$30,000
in
build-
ine
permits
authorized
by
the
city
engineer's
office
In
July.
Total
construction
authorized
was
$47,410.
The
Canadian
Legion
permit,
issued
to
Greer
and
Bridden,
the
contractors,
was
for
$25,800
while
the
bowling
alley
permit
was
for
$5,000.
Total
construction
authorized
so
far
this
year
is
$198,830.
as
compared
with
$132,500
for
the
same
period
a
year
ago.
The
32
building
permits
issued
last
month
were
to:
I
H.
Shaw,
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
j
$50,
garage.
Maccy's
Cafe,
Third
Avenue,
I
,
$200,
repairs.
Chinese
Free
Masons,
Third
Avenue
$2,500,
repairs.
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys,
1
Third
Avenue,
$5,000,
construction.
I
J.
Clausen,
Eighth
Avenue
West,
$100,
repairs.
Sports
Shop,
Third
Avenue,
$935,
repairs.
Louis
Arroll,
Seventh
Avenue
West,
$500,
repairs.
Famous
Players,
Third
Avenue,
$50,
repairs.
'.
H.
S.
Whalen,
Graham
Avenue,
$500,
repairs.
Mrs.
S.
Currie,
Tate
Street,
septic
tank.
A.
Norton,
Fifth
Avenue
West,
$200,
repairs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Musgrave
Place,1
$200,
repairs.
E.
D.
Manson,
'
Fifth
Avenue
West,
$300
repairs.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.,
Third
Avenue,
$250,
repairs.
T.
Langridce,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
$75,
repairs.
Grand
Cafe,
Second
Avenue,
$125,
construction.
Dr.
J.
A.
Macdonald,
Fifth
Avenue
East,
$300,
repairs.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
$2,000,
repairs.
Smith
and
Elkins,
Third
Avenue,
$500,
repairs.
T.
McMeekin,
Fourth
Avenue
East,
$500,
repairs.
M.
C.
Brydges,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
$75,
construction.
R.
Armstrong,
Sixth
Avenue
East.
$400,
repairs.
A.
Martin,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
$300,
repairs.
W.
Baker,
Seventh
Avenue
West,
$50,
repairs.
F.
Hynluk,
Fulton
Street,
$3,000,
alterations.
Canadian
Legion,
First
Av
J
enue,
$25,800,
alterations.
H.
Bradley.
Cow
Bav.
Sinn
addition.
W.
Scuby,
Third
Avenue,
$350,
sign.
R.
Rossi,
Ninth
Avenue
West,
A.
R.
Hunter,
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
$360,
repairs.
P.
H.
Linzey,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
$500,
repairs.
S.
A.
Keilback,
Ninth
Avenue
East,
$240,
repairs.
N.
Pawlucki,
Second
Avenue,
$400,
repairs.
PLAN
HUGE
FACTORY
PORT
ELIZABETH.
South
Africa
(Pi
A
wool
combing
fae-I
tory,
the
largest
of
its
kind
in'
Africa,
is
to
be
erected
here
at
a
cost
of
1,500,000
($4,400,000).
But
wool
farmers
must
first
fegree
to
the
plant
being
financ-1
cd
with
wool
profit
funds
held
I
in
trust
for
them
by
the
Union
government.
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j
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Plymouth
3-1'assongcr
Coupe
2-I)oor
Sedan
5-I'asscngcr
Suburban
The
first
shipment
of
these
models
has
.
just
arrived,
and
can
be
seen
at
.
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
STEEL
LANDING
WAR
STORES
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Germany,
wander
alout
the
ruins
of
their
ta
ammunition-crammed
bunker
of
Hitler's
old
Sid'-r'
ploded.
Roofs
were
torn
off,
trees
denuded
and
sorni
completely
demolished
by
the
force
of
the
blast.
T"
were
killed.
Sizes
3
x12'
.
.
.
1"
thick
.
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Christian
Association
of
North
Amerif
Suitable
for
Fences,
Skylight
Protectors,
Reinforcing,
Road
Building,
Cattle
Guards,
Dyking.
Priced
to
Sell.
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for
Blue
Prints
and
Full
Particulars
ATLAS
IRON
&
METALS
Ltd.
-
250
Prior
St.,
Vancouver
WAGNER,
STEIN
&
GREENE
CO.
1832
Store
St.,
Victoria
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
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2nd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
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P.O.Box
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