PAO$
SIX
TET
PULLET
NANAIMO.
Oct.
30:
(CP)
Hugh
Allen's
pet
pullet
Is
domesticated
j
pius.
ins
cnicK
insists
on
llTlng
lnj
the
house.
When
evicted
It
create;
a
noisy
disturbance
at
the
"windo.?
unttl
It
Is
brought
Inside.
It
takes
a
nap
pn
Allen's
knee,
and
ride
on
his
head
while
he
feeds
thi
stock.
mm
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Buy
the
best.
Bunsen
Oil
Burner.
Phone
Black
461
FURNITURE
Factory
sampler,
must
go
this
week.
Three-room
groups,
60
high-grade
pieces,
guaranteed
the
most
sensational
bargain
ever
offered
In
Western
Canada
$160.00;
10
-
piece
Chesterfield
Groups
$65.00;
genuine
Walnut
Cedar
Chests
$14.50.
Terms
II
desired.
Free
storage.
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today.
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Mall
Order
House,
801
Bekins
Bldg.,
Vancouver.
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rain
cape,
or.
Saturday.
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please
leave
at
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tf.
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starting
toward
end.
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can
earn
very
large
lnccme.
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A
I
MEN'S
Homespun
work
socks
tor
all
out-of-door
usj.
Olve
the
maximum
In
warmth
and
we?
r
Yarn
re'.l-JhTunk,
homesp'i-and
knit.
75c
per
pair.
Mrs.
Fostc
Stillwater.
B.
C.
tf
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
SupplU:.'
highest
grade
15
for
$1.
Pacif;.
thence
three
chalni
North-Eatt:
thenci
fifteen
chains
East
thence
five
chalm
south,
thence
fifteen
chains
West
thence
Northerly
to
the
nearest
pain
at
low
water,
thence
following
U
water
to
a
point
opposite
the
Initial
post
and
containing
five
acres,
more
or
less.
HANS
HANSEN
United
13th
dT
of
October.
193A
'
It
Pays
to
Buy
From
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
prices
are
always
right
with
the
markets
and
we
sell
for
less.
Mall
or
phone
your
order
and
save
FREE
GIFT
COUPONS
for
a
Dinner
Set
and
Rogers
Silverware.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
TO
MOP
UP
SEA
FLOOR
Plans
to
Clean
Hoary
Millions
From
Bottom
of
Ocean
Strange
Hunt
To
Such
Up
Sunken
Treasure
From
Scores
of
Gold-Strewn
Wrecks
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
30:
(AP)
A
iea-oing
vacuum
cleaner
inten
ded
to
scoop
hidden
fortunes
from
the
ocean
floor
has
been
oiled
for
one
of
history's
strangest
hunts
for
sunken
treasure.
In
this
great
gadget
men
walk
down
stairs
to
the
bottom
of
the
sea.
They
will
walk
to
a
heavy-
timbered
hulk
in
the
East
River.i
timbers
bulled
In
the
silt
of
15d
years
the
hulk
of
the
British
frigate
Hussar.
Deep
in
the
Hussar's
hold,
under
vhe
captain's
cabin
(so
read
the
Colonial
Records)
He
old
iron
jhests
bursting
with
millions
In
silver
coins
Intended
as
pay
for
British
soldiers
during
the
Revolu-
ionary
War.
The
frigate
foundered
n
a
reef
in
1780.
Since
that
time
he
supposed
millions
-have
lured
hunters
almost
ceaselessly
and
always
unsuccessfully.
Those
millions
fascinated
Simon
Lake,
70,
Stratford,
Conn.,
pioneer
In
submarine
boat
cpnstructlon,
for
52
years
before
he
finally
set
fo
work
a
year
or
so
ago
to
plan
the
salvage
of
the
wrecked
frigate.
Today
the
Jolly,
white-haired
in
ventor
Is
about
ready
for
his
try
it
the
treasure.
Hi?
unique
device
has
completed
rigorous
tests
In
Long
Island
Sound,
and
needs
only
1
last
overhauling
before
going
into
action.
He
has
a
contract
and
the
jlcsslng
of
the
U.
S.
government.
Romance
played
as
large
a
part
is.
money
in
the
venture,
Lake
de-
lared:
the
romance
of
Inventive
-lumph.
"I
think
the
treasure
is
there,"
to
said,
"but
I'd
reach
the
Hussar
If
there
wasn't
a
penny
lboard
her.
If
I
can
succeed
where
others
hive
failed,
people
will
be
rvc
in
my
mw
invention
"
He
was
talking
about
the
sea-going
va
ruiim
cleaner.
It
was
an
odJ-looking
contraD'
tion,
a
barge
with
two
long
arms
n
front,
and
between
the
arms
a
T
small
'
metal
JVf'
lozcng.
The
e
lozenge
l0Zenge
Supply,
751
Granville.
Vancouver
,?
!---.
-
-
-iibmerg-2d
by
filling
ballast,
tanki
MEN-Ocl
viKor
at
once
New
O
trex'
Tonic
Tablets
contain
ra
oyster
lnvigorators
ana
otin
stimulants.
One
Jose
peps
up
u
gans,
glands
If
not
delight.'
maker
refunds
few
ceni
pa.
Call
ur
write.
Oruies
limited.
1
LANIl
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Ltar
Land
In
th
Prlnoe
Rupert
Land
Recordlr.'
District
of
Range
4,
Coirt
Land
District"
and
situate
approximately
one
mile
In
.
ftmif.hsrlv
rtliwrtlnm
alnnir
triA
no
line
of
Prlnpcss
Royal
Island'
from
Rco
Porn
Point,
said
Red
Fern
Point
bcl.-approximately
lour
mUea
In
a
Westerly
direction
trcra
Barnard
Cove.
Take
Notice
that
Hans
Hansen
ol
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
occupation
FU'a
Packer
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
leaae
of
the
following
described
lands
-Corr.
menclng
at
a
post
planted
at
hlgi
water
mark
on
tha
shore-line
In
tli
middle
of
a
bay
being
approximately
one
mile
Bouth
of
Red
Fern
Point
prith
water,
permitting
men
inside
lf-o
step
out
and
walk
on
the
ocean
!
floor.
A
lone,
telefconln
tnhp
Hni
the
barge
on
the
water
and
the
lo-
engg
below.
Men
can
walk
down.
as
easily
as
on
a
stairway.
Air
pressure
in
it
can
be
Increased
to
equal
that
of
the
water,
so,
doors
can
De
opened
on
the
bottom
without
water
coming
in.
From
this
tiny
submarine,
three
divers
plan
to
go
out
in
three
hour
relays
to
the
Hussar's
hidden
hull,
-weeping
away
12
feet
of
silt
with
powerful
water
jets.
What
happens
after
that
de
fends
on
the
Treasury
Department.
It
will
take
a
week.
Lake
said,
to
dynamite
the
docks
and
siphon
out
the
hold
with
the
vacuum
cleaner,
with
three
weeks
more,
he
added
the
shins
cnnld
be
emptied
and
raised
to
the
sur
face
Intact
for
exhibition
at
the
1939
World's
Fair
In
New
York
Pump
Out
British
Silver
The
treasure?
Tht
will
end
nn
(n
a
sieve
on
the
barge.
All
the
silt
in
ana
around
the
Unswr
-min
k
mwvu
A
U
V
pumped
into
this
screen
to
ratrh
the
thousands
of
loose
coins
Lake
expects
to
find.
How
much
the
treasure
totals
no
one
knows.
In
American
money
It
is
variously
estimated
at
$1,800.-
000
to
$4,800,000.
That
the
Hussai
entered
New
York
harbor
loartprt
with
silver
there
was
no
doubt
She
carried
sterling
currency
for
me
unusn
soldiers,
and
her
fleet-
mate,
the
Mercury,
carried
more
wnen
the
two
frigates
came
In
the
English
were
evacuating
New
i
one.
ine
Hussar
was
ordered
to
take
on
the
Mercury's
silver,
pick
up
45
American
prisoners
and
14
carloads
of
specie
from
the
paymaster's
office,
and
make
for
tile
British
fleet's
protection
at
.
The
soldiers
never
got
paid
The
East
River
pilot
was
away
'from
home
when
the
Hussar
set
sail.
Hts
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Co.)
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Nickel.
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Missouri,
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.03.
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Morning
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Noble
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.02.
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Porter
Idaho.
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McDonald,
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Arlington.
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Long
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.48.
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1.92
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Stabell.
.47.
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Red
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.17.
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.82.
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Eastern,:
.13
2.
Perron
1.65.
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Augarlta,
.40.
South
Keqr
Moneta
'
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1.77.
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Old
Diamond,
29.
Gold
Eagle,
s77.
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Wheat
Vancouver"
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sa-
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NKW8
nisiinp
IIIX
EXPECTS
TO
SEE
HIGHWAY
COMPLETED
SOON
Continued
trom
Page
1
he
erected
a
church
In
memory
of
his
girls.
Rkhnn
piv
was
not
enthused
over
the
Aberbart
schemes
in
Al
berta.
He
said
the
debt
cancella
tion
act
not
orilv
was
a
on
those
who
hart
saved
a
lars
and
Invested
it
by
loanln
a'anln"
to
people
who
needed
it
on
on
mort
gage
but
it
tended
to
set
class
against
class,
those
who
had
nothing
against
those
whD
had
something.
It
divided
the
people
In
"
two
camps
A
month"
stent
In
Ontaiia
Droved
very
Interesting.
The
Bish
op
attended
the
Rotary
Club
at
a
meeting
at
Peterborough,
the
horn
of
the
Big
Ben
clock
and
Quaker
Oats.
He
addressed
the
luncheon
on
the
fisheries
of
Prince
Rupert
He
came
home
feeling
that
the
potentialities
of
the
whole
Dominion
were
very
great
and
In
this
he
included
Prince
Rupert.
He
urged
the
people
here
to
"Be
strong
and
of
good
courage."
If
they
continued
to
hold
up
their
heads
the
reward
would
come.
It
did
not
require,
a
large
place
in
which
to
be
happy.
With
Its
present
population
it
was
possible
tc
live
In
such
a
way
as
to
have
all
wants
supplied.
Tne
people
had
v
good
water,
light,
streets
and
entertainment.
Pebole
always
com
plained
everywhere,
no
matter
how
much
progress
they
made
The
great
thing1
was
to
be
stron.r
and
of
good
courage.
:
What
Would
You
Like?
....
.
.
IT
tUI
boys
UUJfO
Jack
rfrltlt
MUVK
v?hn,,WaS
-qU
w
f
$l-6
n
U,c
ys
P-n.s
pencils,
jnacicd
Prisoners
Hmwnpri
Th
iiunt
for
the
sunken
silver
opened
-1
years
laten
Two
British
bris
orked
fof
-wp
years
with
a
diving
jell.
The'y'
foUnd
nothing,
and
tne
mer1cani
gp'verrime'nt
'chased
them
out..
.
'
jBo
Deep
for
Millions
But
Lake's
dreams
for
his
sea-
ijolrig
vacuum
cleaner
go
far
be-yond
the
Hussar's
treasure,
which
only
"chicken
feed"-
comoarcd
to
the
dazzline
wpaifh
ven
tor
believes
he
can
bring
up
from
other
wrecks
which
dot
the
ocean
floors
of
the
world
Hf
map
of
the
world
is
pocked
with
oiora
than
7,000
circles.
Varh
Circle
a
shirwreck
with
nmm
of
burled
precious
cargo.
One
circle
marks
the
hulk
of
the
most
famous
of,
all
sea-buried
itreasurea;
the
Tobermay
galleon
une
or
the
defeated
Snanlsh
nr.
mada,
she
sank
at
the
entrance
to
the
Sound
of
Mull
in
lsaa
Close
to
the
town
Of
TWrprmnv
For
years
divers
have
sought
the
oot
she
carried
below
decks
All
they
have
got
so
far
are
a
few
Spanish,
swords.
Another
circle,
the
Spanish
armada's
flagshlu.
the
FlnrpnM
which
legend
said
held
untold
for
tune
as
well
as
a
woman
who
was
be
Queer!
of
England
and
the
crown
she
was
to
wear;
Then
.there
Is
the
Snanlsh
fw
which
was
speeding
across
the
Atlantic
With
$100,000,000
when
sir
George
Rooke
sank
It
in
Vigo
Bay
in
uvz.
The
Turkish-Esvnttfln
fipf
sunt
by
Sir
Edward
Codington
in
the
name
or
Navarlno,
south
of
Oreecs
In
1827,
Is
another
circle.
Loade
1
with
pay
for
the
Turkish
soldiers
she
was
sent
to
thp
hnt.hnm
u
British,
Russian
and
French
fleet?
wlthta
reported
'$50,000,000
aboard'
A
quarter-million
'
-
...4i-.i
rv
ij
1
tLU
V
CI
cU
rCrrrt
.HCHefnnt
.
n
.
.
..
..
.
.
.
.
wwv.w.vfc
nTW
.
me
ingate,jana
salvagers
still
work
around
rui
Kowt
m
ueu
aate,
and
and
tne
wreckage
jiunpea
overooara
in
terror.
The
Brltbh
sailed
upstream
alone.
They
dropDed
anchor
at
what
were
Another
circle:
The
Lusltanla,
Off
th
rrvaof
n't
whose
Ireland
slnkih
in
1915
lS
nOW
149th
StrpPl
snH
(hroilirht
V.
tr-it.j
B.i!.a
.
.
vnru
mi
u
tezi
uj
ny
me.
nic
me
war
war.
Th.
ine
AraDic,
AmKI.
with
,hu
$5-
strong
ebb
tide.
It
was
mid-after-1
000,000
1H'
Its'
holds
and
the
"Black
nwn,
me
weatner
was
calm,
but
prince,"
lost
In
Balaklava
Bay
most
of
the
crow
and
all
of
the
1854;
In
Christmas.
Hre
is
a
brief
list
of
articles
but
we
want
sug-
gestlons
so
will
place
any
suggested
article
in
the
next
list
published.
Possibly
these
susi-estions
may
be
an
aid
to
retailers:
,
For
men
-r.Ties..
handker-
chiefs,
socks,
slippers,
cigar-
ettes.
.
4
It
Is
time
lo
think
about
what
you
would
like
for
For
ladles
Handkerchiefs,
1
,'Price
Goes
Down
IsHOW
BOAT
On
Lincoln-Zephyr
Latest
Ford
Car
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.,
local
Ford
dealers,
have
just
juoi,
received
icvicu
very
v4jr
In-
Ask
Recognition
,n
ine
oallv
News
pers,
stationery,
silk
stockings,
new
novels.
For
knives,
ler-
....
slip-
1
pers,
bicycles.
,
.
For
girls
Candies,
boxes
of
t
stationery,
perfumes,
lingerie,
i
new
books,
manicure
sets.
Write
to,
"Smta
Claus."
!
care
of
this
paper
and
sug-
gestlons
made
will
.be
Included
1
In
the
next
list.
Your
friends
wilt
see
It
and
It
may
be
a
hint
to
them
to
'give
the
right
thing.
B.C.
(255)
For
Fish
Rescue
Superintendent
of
Bridge
River
Mine
Deserves
Recognition
GCLDBRIDGE,
B.
C,
Oct,
30:
(CP)
Employees
of
Pilot
Go'd
Mines,
Ltd.,
believe
their
superintendent,
Fred
Bradley,
deserve
rccogn'.tlon
for
the
rescue
of
hundreds
of
.stranded,
fish
frn-n
shallow
pools
In
Walker
Creek,
near
here.
The
creek
became
shallow
clue
to
heavy
frost
and
snow
and
Bradley
went
up
the
stream
to
Inspect
the
dam.
He
found
lake
trout
stranded
in
pools
with
scarcely
enough
watn-
to
cover
them.
Helped
by
the
mine
crew
he
scooped
no
the
fhh
in
gunny
sacks
and
rushed
them
to
Blt
Gun
Lake,
into
whhh
the
ireek
flows.
Reach
the
must
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
The
only
couch
drop
medicated
with
the
throataoot
hlng
Ingredients
of
Vlcks
VapoRub.
11
VERY
FINE
Great
Picture
on
Screen
of
Capitol
Theatre
This
Week-End
A
great
picture
has
come
to
the
screen
01
of
the
me
uapiwi
Capitol
Theatre
ineaire
here
nere
i-'screen
lordship
few
dol.jteresUng
information
relative
to
for
a
special
long
engagement
1
lIFord
Motor
Company'8
Pns
for,
this
week-end
It
Is
"Show
mort-
tne
Uncoln-ZePhyr
for
1937.
.
,
Boat"
in
which
mu:ic,
romance
and
me
zepnyr
was
piacea
in
pro-
drama
are
delightfully
combined
duction
In
1936
In
one
model
only
with
a
notable
cist
headed
hv
to
test
public
opinion
and
get
the
Irene
Dunne
and
Allan
Jones.
Spe-1
puDiic
s
reaction
10
a
car
duiu
Clal
arrangements
have
been
made
upon
entirely
new
lines.
That
the
to
handle
capacity
crowds,
car
proved
both
popular
and
satis-
The
love
story
of
Magnolia,
and
factorj'
is
proved
by
the
announce-
Ravenal
Is
thrlllingly
portrayed
by
ment
that
for
1937
the
company
is
Miss
Dunne
and
Jones.
An
out-making
the
Zephyr
in
four
models
standlne
feature
is
the
xnlPtirfirt
ana,
inrougn
larger
production,
is
robust
baritone
of
Paul
Robeson'
enabled
to
announce
a
price
reduc-
supported
by
choruses
numbering
tion
of
from
$210.00
to
$250.00
per
as
many
as
two
nundred.
Helen!
car-
Morgan
also
does
somp
Imnnrtnnt!
The
price
reduction
will
make
singing
bits.
Charles
Winnlnger
uiis
a
very
popular
car
in
tne
me-
plays
the
important
part
of
the
dium
priced
field.
Popular
also
are
show
boat
captain
with
Helen
the
economy
and
comfort
of
the.
Westley
his
sharp-tongued
wife
car;
front
seat
is
50
inches
wide.
Qucenie
Smith
and
Sammy
White
rear
seat
53
inches.
Owners
report
do
some
smart
HanM
S'
a-nM
10
OA
11
A
i
1.
1
AO
lu
U
nuu-s
10
me
ganon
xnose
who
saw
the
ordinal
with
the
V-12
110
'
h.p.
motor.
"Show
Boat."
one
of
thP
fi-.f
talkies,
had
Friday,
rvtov..
lence
and
still
Z,,1'
recall
'
it
'
new
"Show
Boat
more
finished
picture
sesses
a
wide
mP.
.4Iso
UlC
QJ
TONIGHT
and
SATIrtu?
Last
(mplctSRy
Edna
Ferber's
Great
Story
Now
a
Great
Mn.i
Coiredy-Drama
IKENE
DUNNE
-
In
-
"Shov
Boat"
With
Allan
Jones
Paul
Kobosnn
(The
Great
Colored
Singer
of
ounuers
0:
the
R(ver.
(At
7:22
Sc
9:39,
ALSO
News
anil
Cartoon
i
Hallowed
Saturday,
October
31st
We
Arc
Headquarters
For
Hallowe'en
Requirements
MASKS
Of
every
description,
2
for
5c
to
15c
FIREWOUKS-r-A
big
variety
of
loud
and
co'orlul
fireworks.
Sparklers,
Rockets,
Roman
Candles,
Flales
and
Bombs
Irm
5c
to
10c
DECORATIONS
Streamers,
Cutouts.
Skeletons,
Etc.
LANTERNS
Black
Cat.
Ghost.
Witch.
Pumpkin
and
other
novel
designs
.......
ioc
to
25c
PARTY
GOODS
Paper
Hats,
dozen
tOc,
50c
and
ik
Horns
and
Noiscmakers,
dozen,
up
from
..
10c
Balloons,
large
size,
dozen
..
c
(Special
low
prices
for.
large
quantity)
Tally
Cards
and
Table
Favors
Hallowe'en
Napkins,
pkg
10c
Halloween
The
Best
Time
For
a
Celebration
CLOTHIERS
Ltd.
Real
Bargains
For
a
Few
More
Days
Only.
There
are
still
left
hundreds
of
Bargains
at
great
savings.
Ladies'
Bedroom
Slippers
I
CQ
I
Ladies'
Fine
Oxfords
I
O
7Q
Sellings
I
tJJC
I
Selling
at
Boys'
Solid
Leather
Boots
I
O
7Q
I
Ladies'
Suede
Pumps
and
I
n
A
Selling
at
V
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dB
I
O.IV
Ladies'
Pumps
and
Ties
I
1
7f
I
Ladies'
Overshoes,
brown
I
QQ
Selling
at
1
J
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and
black
I
l
.tjl
"
f.A
-
Pumps,
broken
I
.
I
Lades'
nQ
j
Men,g
-
Qff
Selling
at
A,lJ
Now
Men's
Knee
Rubber
Boots
CO
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"
Now
?&.Vt
Phone
Black
324
Third
Ave