saUon
by
reporting
to
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Thursday,
August
17,
193a
tne
gov-1
Softball-two
twq
"girls
'
'
B
Sport
Shots
LEAD
PRODUCTION
Lead
has
been
produced
in
Canada-
sinca
1887,
and
is
obtained
largely
from
the-
ore
cf
British
Columbia.
usiness
and
prof,
Radios
Win
Front
Co-ops
MV
Sidney
was
in
port
this
morning
frcm
Ketchikan
with
i
three
carloads
of
fish
for
trans-
1
erning
body
that
the
I
"were
not
amenable
to
discipline"
i
during
.their
Journey
to.
New-
Zealand.
It
developed
that
Mrs.
'
Taylor
objected
to
the
girls
din-1
ing
with
some
of
the
male
swim-1
failed,
she
said,
to
heed
an
order
'
calling
on
team
members
to
be
in
softbaiv
game
between
Co-oo
bed
by
10.30
at
night.
Before
.and
Rupert-Radio
was
won
by,,
the
end
of
the
voyage
she
found
I
Rupert
Kadlo
with
a
score
of
that
someone
had
given
her
an'1?
The-
Radios
showed
excel-
Pi!
Last
night's
Senior
League-
from
the
Firemen.
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wartrif
Beauty
Culture
ln
all
ft
branchet
.
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES,
D
C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Houis,
10:30-12:30
St
2-5
Evenings,
Mon.
&
Frt
7:30
Phone
Blue
442
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
ln
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED"
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
38V-
apple-oie
bed.
j
lent
team
play
especially-
in
the
The
two
girls
were
summoned
fleld-
whiIe
the
C&7OP
bays,
the
to
appear
before
the
women's
I
,,',,,,''r
te!5m
to
bei?ln
with.
wer
A.A.A.
and
told
they
had
been
1
f
urtner
weakened
by
some
of
excluded
for
a
year
as
official
thelr
remlar
players
havin?
to
representative
in
International
work-
game
got
off
to
a
falrlv
even
start
with
Co-op
competition.
"Doris
and
I
were
1
amazed,"
said
Miss
Cheeseman
gettlng
threfe
runs
ln
the
flrst
We
were
not
allowed
to
see
the
lnnlng,'
an
Rupert
JRad,
three
'ns
ln
Butfrm
report
nor
was
it
read
to
us
th
game
WaS
aU
the
And
we
were
given
no
oppor-
JLvfZ
t
.
thl
h'ghes!-t
Firemen
and
Juniors-tangle
ln
con
rolling
authority,
the
British,
a
practice
game.
The
unior
1C
TltJ
too.
the8
last
practice
game
Salt
Lake
Ferry
SCHEDULE
Leave
Cow
Boy
Floats
Daily
12
noon
2:15
p.m.
4:30
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
7:35
p.m.
Sunday
Continuous
Service
Starting
1
1
a.m.
Last
Boat
Leaves
'
Salt
Lakes
10.00
p.m.
PhoT:
Green
3!)1
Black
92fi
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
ln
Pupils
At
,reneral
committee
of
tho
prlUsh
Women-s
Amateur
Ath-
kUc
ocUon
is
in
the
dog
house.
It
has
been
consigned
to
this
over-popuiated
hide-out
by
none
other
than
the
all-powerful
British
Amateur
Athletic
Board,
irked
by
the
committee's
recent
.action
in
slapping
a
12-montn
suspension
on
the
country's
two
top-flight
girl
sprinters.
Centre
of
the
disturbance
are
Sylvia
Cheeseman,
21,
British
200-metre
title-holder,
and
Doris
Batter,
specialist
in
the
shorter
d:s-
tances.
Both
represented
England
at
the
British
Empire
Games
in
New
Zealand
last
February.
On
returning
to
London,
the
chaperone
of
the
team,
Mrs.
Ruth
Taylor,
provoked
a
major
sen-
ti.nh..ni
i.............
.
I
-
!
wpTT
'
'
-
"
u74-r7TJ7
....
Cient
service,
fipnroc
Onnt
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
OIT.
RTTRNiro
fiPcniT
iqt
stove
Service
&
Repairs
a
D
i
K""so"
B'ack
J?
PERSONAL
1
ren?,l!LrttP
,
House-
wlsh
.......,....v
v
uiaii,
Liu-
Kmvrs
that
thpu
ha
mnuori
tn
tneir
new
location
at
733
2nd
Ave.
West.
Aaents
for
"Master-
cTothes
Fafi
suii
n"v?
"t,
from
S31
00
(
tf
1
Harr,d
.
Abraharason,
winner
of
the
100-metre
Olympic
title
n
'
Ijt,
washed
out.
the
against
the
girls
and
JszsiFifly
a
stinging
rebuke
to
the.
W.A.A.A
"It
is
almost
Inconceivable
that
the
general
committee
of
the
W.A.A.A.
should
have
entirely
ig-
1
norea
one
ci
the
most
elementary
principles
of
justice,"
the
tri
bunal
s
report
stated.
"They
fn.,
J
.L.
,1
a
...
luuiiu
mat,
mese
iwo
athletes
were
'not
amenable
to
discipline,'
I
!,n
the
uncorroborated
and
un-1
cviuence
01
me
team
.manager.
It
is
much
to
be
re-i
gretted
that
a
responsible
bodv
!
SIDNEY
Complete
Ymj
OFFICE
Ro-9
to5t
0f0-
Cook',
Telephone;
MARGARET
OPTOMETI:
Room
u
STONE
ECU
PH0S1
j
on?
nf
MATTSO'
UPHOLS'."E?.i
Phone
Blue
818.
p:
330
Second
Prince
Rapr.
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks'
Death
Notices
Fun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
'
.
..
SPL'CIAL
DISPLAY
DOUBLE
PRICE
"
",,.-;
BIRTH
NOTICE
FOR
SALE
-houSht
m
to
come
to
such
.
aiMrs
Henrv
Vanderheide.
MrsJ
'
-WILSON
Bom
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
Wilson
(nee
Patricia
Bell-Irvine
1
in
thp
Vr,-,,.a
PO.BOSr
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
1118
Melville
Street
GORDON
Dji
VANCOU
VER,
B.C.,
,
Olt
Burner's.;
"
1
11
N
w
wick
or
pot
jp
GEORGE.
Rome
&
CO
"
Lt
Public
Accountants
and
Audi-
conditional
winr
tors.
Income
Tax
Returns
feet
satisfaction,,
,.
.
compiled.
O.
L
RORIE,
A.A.B.
SeTOte
S.
B.
LAIRD
B.
Comm.
733
5th
West
Besner
BloeK
Phone-381-
j
QUAur:R&
HANDYMAN
fi
For
D"tffMte
HOME
SERVICE
and
Worn
OENERAL
COtf
TRACTORS
t
MAC
'
SHOE
HOSP'
Building
and
Repair
of
all
i
Bo
774
&
klhda
""
-
Rupert
General
Husoital.
Au-
-
-
-
-list
15.
a
sen.
David
Halibur-
FOR
SALE-
shipment
by
rail.
The
fish
wa
I
put
in
storage
by
Atlin
Fisher-
ies
uue
iu
me
emoargo
piacra
:
on
rail
shipments.
Shipments
cou'.d
cnly
be
made
at
the
company's
risk
today.
Enter
your
Favorite
Photo
ini
the
Photographic
Contest
to!
J
be
held
at
the
Carnival
in
thi
i
Civic
Ce.V.re,
August
19-26.
Entry
Forms
obtained
at
.
WRATHALL'S
i
PHOTO
FINISHING
Commercial
Photographers
Kodaks
and
Amateur
Supplise.
.
advance
pipssp
refrain
frn,
FOR
R
i.FLf!-nipr
M
,iinin
room
suite.
Phone
Green
155.
U96di
Tnvi
wav
Dlf.tes
included
Rnv
777
uuuv
iwews.
uypi
1
FOR
SALE--1948
Willv's
4-wheel
1
drive,
one-ton
nick-uo.
22.800
mileage
Best
off
pr
nrrentort
1
uua
1
it
iuiiv
ixews.
l4-
l19ap-'
'
Psn
r
.
,
.
.
.
...
.
ruil
OflLt.
1M-.9
AnglW.
enOCI
tunuiiioii.
ouuu
mnes.
syia
p)
FOR
SALEV-1937
Ford
Sedan.
uecentiv
overhauled.
202
6th
"
-
-
FOR
SALE
One
chesterfield
suite
one
dining
room
suite,
Srhlp'LI'Sffi
chairs,
one
batterv
Phbnola
radio,
a
tew
small
other
items.
Applv
739
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Phone
524.
(193)
FOR
QUICK
SALE
Several
Pieces
of
furniture
including
Daveno.
desk,
linoleum,
complete
bed
outfit,
etc.
11
Wald-ron
Apartments.
(Basement.)
(193p)
FOR
SALE
Enelish
3-speed
bicvele
as
new.
S3s.0O.
Steel
nb
with
mattress
$8.00.
Phone
522.
(tf)
PQR.SALE-1937
Ford
Sedan.
9.000
miles,
reconditioned
en
gine.
5
good
tires
and
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Reasonably
nriced
for
auick
sale.
Phone
Blue
782.
(193p)
FOR
SALE
Refrigerator.
3-
Piece
chesterfield
suite,
5-!
piece
dining
room
suite,
wash-
ing
machine,
bov
s
bicycle
'
and
numerous
items
of
ex-;
cellent
household
furnishings.
601
6th
Ave.
East
or
phone
Green
963.
(194p)
;
FOR
SALE
Buffet
and
table.!
Phone
Red
471.
(tf)
,
FOR
SALE
1940
Chevrolet'
sedan.
739
6th
Ave.
West,!
Phone
524.
J193p)
j
FOR
SALE
28
ft.
5
h.D.
East-!
hope.
Al
condition.
Phone
Black
986.
(190p
FOR
SALE
1
kitchen
range
coal
and
wood.
1
three
h.p.
t
220
3-face
electric
motor,
li
wood
lathe
with
line
shaft
and
nullevs,
1
Beattv
washer,
copper
tub.
Call
dav
or
evening
215
First
Ave.
East.
(193c)
FOR
SALE
Good
piano.
Phone
Green
707.
(196p)
FOR
SALE
Used
chesterfield
and
cnair.
$iu:
Goolin
vac-
iiiim
in
good
shape.
$17.50;,
Mantle
radio,
$7.00.
1000
9th
East.
U92p
iiht
&work
in'Vetum4
f?jtUe,-
but
doe.
not
regard
her-!
room
and
board
starting
Seo-
selr
M
a
strict
disciplinarian,
i
tember
4ih.
Write
P.O.
Box
832.
Meanwhile,
Miss
Cheeseman
and
I
-
,-
a96o'iMiss
Baker
have
not
yet
been1
,
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONKM
Black
334
Red
HIM
P.
O.
Box
1870
Soap
Bi
ox
Deri
PERSONAL
Yourur
man
'
with
j
nionev
to
invest
wouid
consider
,
wiuuuj.iii.mi
as
worKing
pari
ner
in
Prince
Rupert
business.
Box
WU
Dauv
Ne
vs.
(lU2p)
REAL
ESTATl
j
r
I
FOR.
SALE
20-acre
farm
22
miles
from
town
on
eood
road.
4-room
house,
bath
room,
barn.!
earaae.
woodshed.
1
acre
gar-;
den.
strawberries,
fruit;
trees,
also
trap
line.
Aoolv
to
O.
Mat?.
Box
35.
Terrace.
B.C.
Phone
23-M.
(199p)
FOR
SALE
8-room
house.
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Box
702
Daily
News.
(2U..D)
FOR
SALE!
Waterfront
prop-
lrZkffltl-i
of'oTd
I
654
.
;
E
nmliH
It
mi
ptiblitk4
r
difplavdr
M
Iim
Col
tn4
W
!
Cotnm4
ft
BrWA
Coliwntic
Hf
THE
BESI
in
Service;
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
Oll
f'if"t
Office
Bldfc.t
NAVY
.
jP
'
A"
Mirsl',
V
k
Tataiiuii
jiiiuui
First
Baptist
Church
daily
vacation
Bible
School
got
off
to
a
good
stirt
this
week
with
an
initlal
reglstratin
50
pupils.
Under
direction
of
Mrs.
J.
H,
raiis,
instructors
sre
rtev.
Antra-
bus,
Paul
Antrobus,
'Mrs.
T.
R.
t
,a
,..
ov,f
v
mat,
waiers,
pianist;
asistea
ay
jean
Golds
and
W.
Rodseth.
Havinr
rnnsirlprahlp
.vnprUn
Mrs.
Fallc
has
nno
nf
tho
hpst.
coi
ducted
schools
of
its
nature
ever
held
here.
Discipline
Is
excellent
and
pupils
are
showing
great
interest.
Starting
at
S:30
a.m.,
clases
continue
through
to
ii.on
11:30
each
.k
day.
J
The
daily
program
consists
cf
a
mirch,
good
morning
song,
"O,
Canada,"
theme
hymn',
call
to
prayer,
"Jesus
Loves
Me,
DiVtla
atti..
T"l
1
...
nn
1
1
-.;..
Thanks
offering,
prayer
of
thanks,
story,
recess
and
re-
freshments,
handwork,
closing
prayer,
goodbye
song.
-
-
-
-
sailing
Iffi
-SBJs
"timm
Matured
v-
England
.
-
-
ROYAL
Labor
Day,
September
I
Rules
AvaifeMa
nnA
Fahi'iii,
VarmJ
at
Fire
Holl
in
f
k
i
u
impar-
,
t'.al
View
Of
the
facts.
.
.
.
We
1
iniliK
mat
Mrs.
Taylor
took
her
I
i'""!.uiiiues
iar
too
senouslv,
and
st
seems
to
us
that
her
Ideas
wnat
helpline
was
neces-
sarv
were
AvnvvpratsH
'
The
W-A-A
A.
has
nominated
a
1
nPW
TfTTI
mniaa,
n1..
-
""B"
w
laivr
charge
of
the
British
women
athletes
competing
ln
Amster-
m
late
inAugust
She
Is
Mrs
Constance
LesUe,
49,
who
say
Shp
EmAlra,
nrA
.li
1..
1-
1
1
advised
whether
they
will
be
on
'
the
official
team.
ACCOCrTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Incotn
Tax
specialist.
S.
G.
Furic
t
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
,
.
i
-r
Aged
Furnaces
Heat
Robbers
;
The
owner
of
an
averagp
heat-
ytem
five
or
more
years
oVi
need
of
repairing
and
cleaning.
Air
leaks
in
and
around
furnace
combustion
chamber,
soot
in
the
chimney
or
furnace,
warped,
turned
bars,
corroding
smoke
pipe
all
create
loss
of
heat
right
n
the
fuinaco
iUe'f.
Therefore
using
more
fuel
to
keep
the
proper
temperature.
jf
.
Heating
experts
report
that
home
owners
are
"robbing
Peter-to
pay
Paul"
through
use
of
improper
firing
methods
and
negligence
in
furnace
maintenance.
The
majority
of
costly
repairs
could
have
been
avoided
If
owiVr
ers
had
followed
a
regular
pro
gram
of
having
heating
systems
inspected
each
year,
says
the
Heating
Association.
Minor
re
pairs
can
add
longer
service
to
heating
systsems
and
insure
health
and
safety
of
families.
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
Black
884
l
hotel.
Write
Mr,
S.
Kohut.l
18
wamea
Dy
wauonai
warm
Aif;
New
Dodson
Hotei.
25
East
,
Heating
Association
that
the
Hastings
St..
Vancouver.
BC
:Jodds
are
7
to
10
his
winter
heat-
'
LHijing
biU
Is
at
least
10
per
cent
FOR
SALP:
5-room
furnishpd
more
than
necessary,
house
with
2
lots.
Applv
435
1
'
Sherbrooke
Ave.,
or
phone
Red
1
This
Is
because
7
out
of
10
older
.
2G7-
(20iy)
typ3
systems
of
heating
are
in
THE
SPOT
mu
WHERE
EVERYBODY
K
mii.
weient
7
Bounds
4",
'V2
..
ounces,
bom
dome
well.
tOK
SALE
OK
THAOE
DEALERS
IN
ALL
TYPES
of
used
eauioment:
mill,
mine
and
logging
supplies:
new
and
used
wire
roue:
piue
and
fittings:
chain,
steel
plate
and
shapes.
Atlas
Iron
&
MetV
'
Ltd..
25
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
0357.
(U)
FOR
It
EN
'I
'
FOR
RENT
2-room
apartment.
Applv
221
Fifth
East.
(133c)
FOR
RENT-
-Room
to
share.
Red
471.
(U)
..FOR
RENT
Roftm
and
board
for
2
men.
Phcne
Red
Gi0.
-
(19ac)
1
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
"MODERN
Painlin?
and
De:or-"
atina
Spence
and
Matuik
i,
Phone
Blue
21a.
P.O.
Kox
-H11.
(t,
"COMPLETE
builders
suoolies
,
fast
service.
Island
Citv
Build-g
ing
Supplies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
PLUMBliMu.
and
Heatirte
:
SraVel
SinS'n.Jo
a
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