w
'
'
.
l.
V
-
Time
Signal
From
Dominion
Observatory
34
Attend
Moose
Whist
At
Ottawa
Heard
Throughout
World
City
Carpenters
Receive
Increases
ports
from
other
parts
of
the
I
the
observatory
Is
well-informed.
Bt
ANTHONY
DICKASON
Canadian
PrcM
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA
The
old
belief
worlcv.
Similarly,
readings
are
maintaining
a
network
of
seis-
Thlrty-fcui
persons
took
part
in
the
second
summer
Moose
whist
party.
Winners
were:
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Ed
Reil;
second,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Simpson.
Men's
first,
O,
K.
Ol-
seni
ire
bureau
01
longnuae
in
Paris,
furnished
with
times
of
fciers
employed
by
the
h
incc
Rupert
will
receive
that
stars
affect
people's
lives
is
mograph
stations
across
Canada.
These
are
located
at
Halifax:
tend
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade's
22nd
annual
convention
September
3
at
Burns
Lake.
borne
out
in
Canada
every
day.
asc
or
seven
cents
an
Seven
Falls
and
Shawinigan
The
Dominion
observatory
here
Falls,
Que.;
Ottawa;
Kirkland
i
Lake,
Ont.;
Saskatoon;
Victoria,
sen;
second,
Eldor
Anderson.
Mrs.
O.
Tweed
won
the
prize
Las
decided
at
Monday
reception
of
foreign
time
signals.
By
checking
the
difference
in
time
et
which
a
star
crosses
the
meridians
of
two
widely
separated
places
the
difference
in
longitude
can
be
calculated.
Is
the
country's
official
timekeeper
and
every
watch
and
clock
throughout
the
country
norsesnoe
nay
ana
Aioernl,
B.C.,
for
low
score
of
the
evening
ouncll
meeting
artcr
were
Informed
by
the
rothcrhood
of
Carpcn-Joiners
that
a
recent
Necessary
action
will
be
taken
by
council
on
a
ietter
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
requesting
that
u.-,e
ot
Second
Avenue
from
Third
Street
to
McBride
for
the
annual
soap
box
derby
on
Labor
Day,
Sep
and
Resolute
Bay,
N.W.T.
Daily
!
after
cutting
the
cards
with
readings
are
taken
at
key
.Mrs.
Otto
Bretmo.
Next
party
stations.
will
be
held
this
Saturday.
follows
the
pattern
set
by
selected
"clock
stars"
used
for
precise
determination
of
time.
PHOTOGRAPH
METEORS
Under
the
imposing
name
of
"stellar
physics,"
other
interest
it.
had
esiaousnca
a
Positions
are
observed
on
clear
e
here
of
$217
an
hour
tember
7.
kcnU
above
the
previous
ing
factors
are
explored.
As
an
nights
through
the
observatory's
new
photographic
zenith
teles-coDe
and
findings
are
pooled
example,
two
astronomical
cam
eras,
50
times
as
fast
as
any
previous
equipment,
are
being
used
to
photograph
meteors
at
re
The
committee
of
the
whole
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
City
council
endorsed
a
recomm"n-tmlon
that
the
city
docs
not
with
those
from
the
uniiea
Kingdom
and
the
United
States
for
greater
accuracy.
,
1
PHONE
383
MESSENGER
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Furniture
Freight
Baggage
Parcels
Coal
and
Wood
Lumber
Tradesmen's
Fquipment
Builder's
Supplies
Beer
Bottles
(5
dozen
or
more)
Dry
Kindling
For
Sale
4-T0N
COVERED
VAN
AT
YOt'R
DISfOSAL
wish
to
?o
any
further
into
the
I
Inion
urged
the
city
to
at
scale
and
aldermen
i
i
expense
accounts
v
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
and
who
recently
atlend-hitions,
and
also
from
the
legates
who
will
attend
matter
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Power's
application
regarding
cently
established
centres
at
Meaiiook
and
Newbrook,
Alta.
The
"terrestrial
magnetism"
j
division
of
the
Dominion
obser-
vatory
makes
maps
magnetic
j
ones
showing
compass
variations
i
from
true
north,
plus
the
vertl-
I
cal
and
horizontal
strength
of
,
diesel
installation
before
the
Public
Utilities
Commission.
But
observatory
personnel
do
not
squint
and
peer
at
the
heavens
to
make
these
findings.
An
Instrument
which
looks
like
a
tape
recorder
sets
telescopic
mechanism
working
as
the
clock
stars
approach
the
meridian
and
carries
on
observations
during
the
night
with
only
minor
supervision.
TIME
DISTRIBUTION
'
1
1
l
4
1
convention
in
Octob-
lemniKieo
Monuuy
uigui
icorgc
Casey.
The
following
recommendations
by
Aid.
Mike
Krueger,
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Works
committee
were
passed
by
council:
that
the
city
make
arrange
earth's
magnetic
field.
Maps
go
to
such
departments
as
the
sur
STRIKING
USE
of
black
and
white
Is
displayed
in
Madeleine
Casallno's
new
gown
designed
for
the
coming
autnmn
and
winter
season
In
Paris.
White
pleated
tulle
over
black
is
braided
with
black
mohair
strings.
,
.
lsey
urged
that
wnen
returned
they
submit
il
a
detailed
report
of
ments
to
clean
and
empty
septic
For
the
most
part,
distribution
benscs
before
payment
of
of
time
Is
by
radio
signal.
For
Getnation...
ii
pproved.
pushed
the
motion.
veys
and
mapping
branch,
the
geological
survey
of
Canada,
the
defence
department
and
other
agencies
.
Gravity
measurements
are
also
taken
to
investigate
the
nature
of
the
earth's
outer
crust.
Results
are
of
commercial
value
to
firms
which
use
geophysical
methods
to
locate
oil
and
other
more
populated
areas
time
is
heard
on
ordinary
radio
sets
over
the
CBC
at
one
p.m.
EST
in
Harold
Whalen
extend-
winter
and
one
p.m.
EDT
In
tanks
at
rost
for
anyone
requesting
such
work:
that
the
rest
rooms
next
to
the
city
hall
be
painted:
that
the
sidewalk
In
the
300
blo
k
of
Sixth
Street
and
along
Fraser
Street
for
a
distance
of
200
feet
be
paved
with
asphalt
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$300;
thi
Tallow
Street
from
Fifth
to
Sixth
Avenues
be
graded
and
ili'omc
on
behalf
of
the
summer.
I
i
Aid.
Kay
Smith
who
For
surveyors,
aerial
ships
at
sea
and
In
remote
Scientists
Translations
Differ
'
OTTAWA
O
No
matter
hnw
r
duties
again
Monday
r
a
leave
of
absence.
minerals..
When
it
comes
to
earthquakes,
TO
I..
r
row
Gome,,
chairman
paved
ot
n
estimated
cost
of
11
health,
social
assistance,
jjou.
areas,
short
wave
broadcasts
of
time
signals
are
made
24
hours
dally.
Under
favorable
conditions
broadcasts
can
be
heard
across
Canada
and
are
frequently
picked
up
overseas.
The
board
of
works
was
auth-
y,,u
translate
a
scientist,
he
it
licencing
committee,
that
trade
Urinces
had
mtrd
to
Rosilda
Van
twifiAnTtn
:
orlzcd
o
proceed
with
the
pav-
j
comes
out
Greek
to
the
layman.
Ing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fire
hall
In
addition,
radio
time
signals
are
transmitted
twice
daily
to
pi;iin,
taxi;
Straits
low-jtpairy.
I.t.;
and
A.
Koh-
ramp
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$120.
Chairman
of
the
board.
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassey.
asserted
that
the
ramp
was
in
an
advanced
state
of
disrepair.
wple's
Credit
Jewellers
a
peddler's
licence
at
$50.
The
National
Research
Council
tells
about
It
in
It
little
monthly
pamphlet
called
Research
News.
It
seems
that
last
year
Prof.
A.
E.
van
Arkcl,
head
of
the
Inorganic
chemistry
department
at
Leyden
University,
The
Nether-
Halifax
for
broadcast
to
ships
at
sea.
The
two
main
railways
and
telegraph
companies
and
the
Bell
Telegraph
Company
also
receive
signals
for
transmission
over
their
own
networks.
Num
c,ram.l.-l'P
ALWAYS
PUIUBODIEU.
ly
passed
a
recommcn-pf
the
Board
of
Works
DINING
PLEASURE
lands,
was
visiting
scientist
at
erous
government
mwaings
in
ire
mat,
inc
city
purriiaw
Council
also
accepted
a
tender
from
William
F.
Stone
for
uniforms
and
boots
for
the
fire
deportment,
the
tender
belli'!
for
the
National
Research
laborator-
,otUwaincludlng
the
Parliament
incut
approved
lifeboat,
ICS
nere.
!
n..it,Hi.rrr.i
Houa
,M.nlrK
ovnehrnn.
il
five
hp.
motor
at
an
in
for
the
Sl.164.B8.
I
cost
of
$700
Exchange
of
reliable
science
,7ed
by
wlre
from
tne
0bserva-news
among
countries,
as
any
,
tory
scientist
knows,
depends
a
good
nrt
from
time
checks
at
the
ft
he
waterworks
depart-
Camat.onM.lk'nP
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
shawatlans
Lake,
source
Also
passed
was
a
rernmrwn-
Ir
Rupert's
water
supply.
!
datinn
of
Aid.
Oeorge
Casey
that
"Zve
u
nation,
rhatao
other
nd
will
satisfy
voa.
Commodore
Cafe
the
superintendent
of
work
be
deal
on
accurate
translations,
observatory
the
zenith
telescope
;
Prof,
van
Arkcl
sucgsstecl
if
als0
determines
latitude
varin-
j
might
be
Interesting
to
find
out
tlons
Latitude
varies
slightly
whether
the
sense
of
a
given
year
by
year
Results
are
for-
on
k-ttcrs
addressed
to
,
instructed
to
spend
up
to
$500
the
mayor
and
alder-1
on
the
grounds
of
the
Pioneer's!
led
to
buy
a
quarter-page
,
Home
and
that
the
balance
of
text
undergoes
appreciable,
warcied
to
the
international
chang
In
the
process
of
trans-
j
iatitutje
service
at
Torino,
Italy,
IFiiieiH
in
me
o.u.
wium-.i.nr
money
hiiuchumi
hi
mr
"u-,.
,
u
,.!
i.,,,,,,,,,,.
for
combination
with
similar
re-
r
Book.
The
mavor
and
-.nates,
$500,
be
held
for
painting
"""""
"""-"'-
,
ltcd
fr
th-s
test
Jwcrc
also
Invited
to
at-
the
Interior
of
the
home.
-
I
Sub1
.
r-
jwas:
"The
flow
of
fluids
through
jUS
PROBLEM.
SCREEN
"
FLASHES
i
activated
carouu
rmt.
wy
f.
.
Flood.
R.
H.
Tomlinson
and
A.
E.
Legcr.
Part
of
this
,arti-ewas
j"
translated
from
English
to
I
Dufr-h.
Dutch
to
English.
English
'0
ZSXr-
1
Children
Under
Six
Too
Young
For
Camp
to
French.
French
to
German,
.
,
,
Mtr
.iLn
'
beginning
tomorrow
is
Associated
INTO
CP
Camps
tnk-
intrlew
here
that
a
child
,
,.nl.Kn
i
f.'
,
V,
,
V
lu.
I
flrcn
under
six
years
of
should.bc
about.
12
or
13
before
,
"
"
"
!
''"""
"-
"
In
dancer
of
becoming
hrln?
sepl.
tq
camp.
.1
Resi-li
news
reiw..
ui-.
leng'n
'"in
V,,.
,
.
mounds
for
voungstrri
Children1
Snider
the
ages
of
two
errors
occurred.
"Minimum
.throughout
in
brilliant
Warncr-"krn
homes
"
rl-ht
or
nine
re
not
readv
for
i
beoomo
,
"maximum"
at
one
color.
It
.-.hows
oil
facets
of
this
s
the
opinion
of
Marv
"real
tnping.'ii
and
cmtip
r-.r-!
,ji,lit
.
and
In;
another
case
an
historic
occasion.
The
commsn-
hatlorial
secretary
of
tlelpnWrshc'Wild.,
f?ome
'1.090
observation
of
the
ori-rinal
auth
.
tiny,
written
by
dlsltnguKlyd
and
physical
'education
rhIMren
linder
six
vn
oi
i'e
;o'r
wivs
scribed
to
the
authors
;
poet
and
novelist
John
Pudney
Young
Women's
Chris-
vrro-1H's-IIWl(ltlMIW
crfmv'Juothd
In
the
preceding
sentence.,
is
spoken
by
(he
famous
voice
of
fcticlatlon,
-but.
In
Ontario.
Vj
text:
"In
w
i-enn,
ana
me
who
said
lh
an
year
..
?
Original
IRllsh
Be
,
It
,ls
a,
serious
prooicm,
.
sne
nressurc
reclons
liuermeamte
"-'
i""
j
,,,
ifoi,
tht
ha
come
t.
the
fore
between
Kmidsert
or
effusive
Boult,
who
was
entrusted
vim
Isinr-
the
Second
World
War
fiw
and
Ma:
wellian
or
lnminar
the
conducting
of
1he
mush:
at
end
cn
ato
be
seen
in
the
in-;
visroui
flow
with
slip,
the
situ-
Westminster
Abbey
itself.
id
aaers
p
film
to
be
shown
after
rrcneed
denmnd
for
nursery
,
nton
concerning
F.
as
well
as
of
the
M'kisc
mcctlnt
-"hnn!:
.
...
.
tlie
exact
nature
of
the
flow,
Is
All
welcome.
(Hi
srK
HIC.mR
STAV'tunn
'obscure."
'
The
Ontario
Cimnln"
A.r-
j
Final
English
version:
"for
ei-tlnn
.,Mis
nnrkrr
sld.
ti
nt-
1
mPdium
nresfurcs
bewcen
th"
Mlr
nieeline
Crienf
iimicht.
8
n'rlk.
Hall,
femptln-
tn
h-"'P
stmd-M
,pt
.
rPajnn
0f
Kudsen
flow
and
that
Street.
Business
lniMirt-
nvnH
th"
slt'.ntlort
develon-
Hi
Mm
J6hn
Player
D
Sons
on
Hi
acltag
It
your
guarantee
ttial
vary
efgorttta
k
tmoolh
and
tmK
(1U
v
whereby
anv
nlare
with
rlmn
water
could
be
called
a
Lake
Ferry
running
of
Maxwellinn
flow
tlm'
Is
Inm-ctlar
flow
with
slln
at
the
wnll
the
situation
is
not
clear
as
far
as
F
and
the
ral
mechanism
of
the
flow
are
concerned."
Now
let's
try
something
in
undpy.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
frpirp
Mnv
pnrents.
nprhipa
both
every
hour
from
10:30
(Iti
nada's
Mildest
Citjarette
(1
lliclc
United
W.A.
le,
Onrdnn
ti
Anilerson'i
y,
July
18,
1
to
4
p.m.
U6ot
fnrl-tn-.
trip
nn'v
trvln
to
Tint
thev
think
W
for
th'lr
rhllf'ren.
she
sld.
Wilt,
th"
vrrv
yminj
child
who
attends
"nurs-rry"
boarding
srhKil
and
t'l""
Ftm
in
"pi
e-rnmnlii,
enmp"
knows
little
of
family
life.
(tamping
his
Ion"
been
i
nn-Jnr
protect
with
the
YWCA.
AUCKLAND.
N
Z.
(CD
Climb
,T
LAKE
FKRRY
dully.
ers
on
Mount
Pirrhiia,
In
New
7,eiinnr1
Nnr'h
Island,
report
seeing
the
"spectre
of
the
Brac
Mtmday,
weather
per-
ken,
'
a
multi-colored
circle
in
2
pin..
3
P.m..
5
p.m
,
p.m.
Phono
Green
301
U68.
(It
i
Twentv-ono
YWCAs
across
,..
i
...
i
'lie
mist,
in
which
the
watchers'
HHPPIIH
II
'vi-
P
"IPPl'n
i
on
rMlnistrd
8.000
to
7.000
will
at
figures
are
reflected.
The
phen-;
mnenon
is
named
for
a
peak
in
Germany
where
It
was
first
ob-rveri.
I
tenernl
meeting
Prince
i
u
,
t
Shore
workers
Ipoc
W.U.
in
the
Mctronol-tliursday.
July
16,
at
7:3'
III
members
are
urjied
t
I
(103c)
FOR
YOUNG
MEN
OF
16
JlxSj
iotuj
to
a
(juts
The
Canadian
Army's
Soldier
Apprentice
Plan
is
the
answer
for
many
young
men
16
years
of
age
seeking
a
job
with
a
future.
This
plan
offers
a
combination
of
:
thorough
trades
training
in
one
of
16
trades.
academic
training
in
such
subjects
as
physics,
chemistry,
algebra,
English.
military
training
the
basic
training
of
the
Canadian
Soldier.
Soldier
Apprentices
live
in
separate
wings
under
the
supervision
of
selected
military
and
civilian
teachers.
A
carefully
balanced
programme
brings
out
the
best
in
these
young
men.
Learning
and
living
with
other
young
Canadians
stimulates
healthy
and
happy
comradeship,
as
well
as
pride
in
then
units.
Soldier
AnDrentices
are
eligible
for
all
Army
tend
them
this
summer.
Avenge
cost
for
week
at
-no.
of
these
crimps
Is
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an
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youngsters
arc
subsidized
by
various
organizations.
At
one
time
the
business
girl
was
a
great
camper
but
today
few
go
to
camps,
Miss
Barker
OPTOMFTRIST
Fred
E,
Dowdie
Room
IV.
t'tone
Building
Phone
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5M
f1
and
Gulphite
Union
fillB.
general
meeting
iilHV,
July
15,
7:30
p.m.
snld.
She
believes
the
wide
choice
of
resorts
and
"packaged
!
'
trips"
Is
the
explanation.
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and
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benefits,
pensions
and
the
30
days
annual
leave.
They
receive
half
pay
while
16
and
full
pay
upon
reaching...
their
17th"
birthday.
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The
young
man
who
is
interested
in
the
happy
healthy
and
purposeful
life
of
the
Soldier
Apprentice
v
should
investigate
immediately.
.
The
coupon
below
will
bring
you
full
details
.
without
any
obligation.
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100
P.
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Quality
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after
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along
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others.
As
a
soldier
he
learns
to
care
lor
his
utapons
and
to
march
smartly.
Out
of
the
training
emerges
pride
in
personal
auomplishment
and
in
his
nnil.
the
m
A
generous-sized
metl
biscuit
that
is
just
slightly
sweet.
So
suitable
for
a
bedtime
snack,
or
for
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refreshments
when
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equipment
and
supervisory
coaches
help
to
encourage
sports
activity.
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healthy
and
rigorous
atmosphere
losters
a
pne
feeling
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friendship
and
comradeship
among
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