ft
1'T
1
PAQK
TOUR
THE
DAILY
NBW
Monday,
AugUit
2,
J
CIMSIFIED
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Speed
boat,
13
knots.
Seal
Cove
Post
Olflce.
(tl)
FOR
SALE
Three-quarter
size
mattress
in
Kood
condition,
al-bo
mandolin
and
guitar.
Phone
Blue
787.
(170)
FOIl"
SALE
Beautiful
steel
bed.
Latest
springs.
Hestmore
coil
mattress.
Reasonable.
Nelson's
Barber
Shop.
(179)
I'MVATE
SALE
of
household
furniture
at
528
8th
Ave.
West.
All
must
be
sold.
T.
J.
Sher-ton
leaving
for
the
south.
(182
)
ABOUT
THESE
REPAIRS
For
lumber,
shingles,
cement,
plaster,
brick,
Gyproc
and
roofings,
see
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
116.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Fine
quality
timolhy
hay
and
also
clover
hay
w'th
a
small
mixture
of
timothy.
Some
peavine
and
vetch
with
small
amount
of
timothy.
Delivery
anytime.
Mike
Masich,
Smlthers,
B.C.
(190)
FOR
RENT
ANGUS
Apartments,
three
and
four
room
suites.
(tf)
HOUSEKEEPING
Rooms,
Vernon
Apartments,
Phone
Red
421.
'
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Seven-room
house,
sun
room
and
glass
protected
porch,
with
electric
range,
furnace,
good
garden,
one
of
finest
harbor
views
in
city.
Apply
to
Pullen.
Daily
News.
(tf)
WORK
WANTED
JAPANESE
Lady
wants
housework
;ob.
Phone
Green
481.
Seal
.
Cove
Grocery.
(182)
LOST
LOST
Rubber
coat,
trousers
and
rubber
shoc3
attached.
Ocean
Dock.
Reward.
Finder
Phon
Re"d'9U.
(179)
MALE
HELP
WANTED
RELIABLE
man
take
care
store
'route,
Distribute,
collect.
New
,
products:,
No
selling.
Earn
excellent
weekly
income.
B.
&
W.
SNtt
Co..
SlTauT.
JiTnnT
TI78
HELP
WANTED
MAIL
PORTER
Post
Office
Department,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Initial
salary
$1020
per
annum.
Age
limits
18
to
35
years
except
iv
the
case
of
returned
soldiers.
Application
forms
obtainable
at
.r.o?tPIfic.e
mustbe
filed
with
the
Secretary,
Civil
Service
Commission,
Ottawa,
not
later
than
Augusl
21,
19:57.
(178:
POSTAL
CLERK
Post
Office.
Department,
'Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Initial
salary
$1020
per
annum.
Age
limits
18
to
35
years
except
in
the
case
of
returned
.
soldiers.
Application
forms
obtainable
at
Post
Office
must
be
filed
with
the
Secretary,
Civil
Service
Commission,
Ottawa,
not
later
than
August
21,
1937.
(178i
M
Reach
the
most
people
in
city
and
district
'with
an
advertisement
th
the
T)ally
New.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
lis
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the'
year
round
.
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
i
i
i
.r
i
it
VISITORS
ENTHUSED
Californians
From
Riverside
Say
Difficulties
of
Gardening
Nothing,
Like
as
Great
in
Rupert
as
in
South
Wonderful
Coloring
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gregory
Intrigued
By
Huge
Delphiniums
And
Other
Flowers
They
Saw
In
Bloom
The
advantages
of
Prince
Ru
pert
as
a
nlace
that
eouhl
Iim
beautified
by
flower
gardens
wilh
.
...
11
i
f
pieniy
oi
color
was
emphasized
Saturday
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Gregory
of
Riverside,
California,
who
spent
several
hours
wandering
around
looking
at
the
gardens
and
enjoying
their
profusion
of
color.
Mr.
Gregory,
wfio
had
been
as
far
as
Stewart
and
wpnt
smith
Saturday
night
on
the
Princj
Charles,
said
it
was
the
subject
of
commenl
everywhere
on
the
boat
what
wonderful
delnhinium
were
grown
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
said
the
spikes
were
two
or
.
4h.
t:
i"iee
limes
as
larirp
as
thnso
in
California
and
much
finer
color-
Pri
I
hn
t'Q.lnil
1
.1
1
1
1
!
..c
mncu
auaues
ana
me
size
of
the
blooms
astounded
him.l
He
said
he
had
thlnir
li'L-u
it
A
im.
.....:
i-
n
"
i
"iicisiue
may
could
grow
hibiscus,
zinnias
and
poinsettia.
He
stronirlv
uvued
i,:.t
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
snouia
und
out
by
experiment
the
flowers
that
did
well
heic,
such
as
delphiniums,
dahlias,
nasturtiums
and
olher
flowers
that
he
saw
in
bloom
here
and
feature
them
to
such
an
extent
that
the
place
would
become
famous
for
them.
The
southern
tourists
saw
plenty
of
zinnias
and
petunl-..
as
in
the
south,
whal
tw
nT
when
visitimr
a
ritv
Jh
Qa.lnteent
took
place
in
the
Ter-
vni
aunt
L
n
Prince
Rupert
was
something
ferent
and
outstanding
such
as
the
wonderful
delphiniums
that
,
were
found
here
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gregory
spoke
of
the
difficulties
they
had
in
making
gardens
in
California.
II
took
them
four
h
mil
a
in
urriinw
their
garden
at
Riverside
keenim.1
more
thaV
hose
going
Tl
time
and
wL
the
water
"
a
metered
s
th
,
!
attenlion
chiefly
to
shrubs
Snails
I
wa
Past
noble
grand
of
and
various
insects
wen
terH
'p!M0U"la,n
.
V,ew
Ite.bekah
Lode'
pests
and
everything
had
tn
h.
sprayed
at
regular
intervals.
To
T."
make
a
real
green
grass
lawn
such
as
those
seen
here
was
impossible
except
for
one
season.
The
grass
was
soon
killed
out
by
native
weeds.
Geraniums
grew
M-oll
1...1
t.t
uut,
me
uiuums
were
nothing
like
as
fine
and
pure
colored
i
as
those
were
they
had
seen
here.
Both
the
visitors
were
enthusiastic
over
the
possibilities
of
gar-dening
in
Prince
Rupert:
When
told
the
difficulties
encounte-ed
they
said
they
realized
there
were
difficulties
but
nothing
like
Ihe
difficulties
they
had
in
California.
There
were
wonderful
pos-sibilities
f
in
Prince
Rupert.
Weather
Report
Month
of
July
The.
Digby
Island
Meleoralogi-cal
Station
report
on
the
weather
for
the
month
just
closed
follows:
High
Barometer,
30.31,
July
2G.
Low
Barometer,
2'J.81,
July
3.
Highest
Temnprntiirp
wot
July
23.
Lowest
Temperature,
12,
July
1.
j
Mean
Temperature,
56.8.
Rain
4.25
inches.
Sunshine
119
hours.
"TILLIE
THE
vMELL
.
M
AC.
I
SPP
PACKAGES.
AUJEAbV-3vST
UKE
AM
0fe
f
HA-HA.A
2
ADMIRAL
DEAD
Commander
of
Portsmouth
naval
base
and
former
commander
of
the
Mediterranean
fleet,
Sir
William
Fisher
(above)
died
at
a
London
clink
follow-,ng
a
short
Illness.
In
his
2nd
year,
he
had
been
in
charge
of
the
large
Mediterranean
fleet
during
the
Italo-Ethioplan
crisis.
As
a
boy
of
13,
he
entered
the
Royal
Navy
as
a
cadet
and
during
the
Battle
of
Jutland
was
In
command
'of
the
H.M.S.
St.
Vincent.
.Funeral
of
Agnes
.
KlltTKntl
KlTlif
11
HT
Terrace
Saturday
TERRACE,
Aug.
2:
Keen
re
gret
is
felt
in
the
Terrace
com
munity
in
the
passing
of
Agnes
Burrison
Smith,
wife
of
W.
E.
Smith,
and
a'
large
gathering
of
mourners
sought
to
bav
their
tribute
of
respect
in
Knox
United
Lnurch
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
was
in
charge
's.sted
assisted
-
i
by
by
Rev.
Rev.
r
C.
C.
r
A.
Hinchliffe!
cetery,
the
Rebekah
Lodge
a
K'V'ing
tht'ir
,h'autlful
Kweside
riTn
?'
'b"re
Sam
KIrkaldy,
Emll
Haughland,
El-
i.e
it.
woou
urooks,
.Stanley
Brooks,
J.
B.
Agar
and
Jampa
Smith.
Mrs.
Smith
was
born
in
Ontario
in
1891.
moved
to
Saskat-
Van,
,.,c
atJe
of
15
wa3
Wi,liam
Smi,h
J6
ln.1919
and
ha3
fe
here
ever
since.
She
wad
active
in
church
and
lodge
af-
,?w'
al'em!l?
38
wardt
hi
.11.
nili
UU-
gJcUUy
misrea
iif'wnokiiew-hdr,t'9-
pecially
by
her
husband
and
fam-voted
nv.Reoonxcasetaoinnunnnn
ily
to
whom
she
had
been
a
devoted
wife
and
mother.
At
the
funeral
sen-lea
In
f
!
church,
the
121
st
Psalm
and
"Abide
With
Me"
were
sung,
Misa
Janet
Young
playing
the
fundal
music
PARTY
DELAYED
VANCOIIVKn
.
Ant
.-'
1
--au&
4t
HU1U
hag
been
received
by
C.N.R.
of-
..
,
.
...
1
!
KQ
1.
ltl
t
T
""'
"t-re
mai
o.
j.
nungerioru,
'
'u
ui
irauc.
irising
irom
mis
Chairman
and
President,
Canad-
is
,ikeb'
that
some
effort
will
ian
National
Railways
and
Presl-
be
made
towards
resuscitation
of
dent
of
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,the
Coaid
In
time
for
the
long
cmuuie
to
tne
coast,
will
ar
-
"c
"tie
weeK
earner
than
an.
ticipated.
He
is
now
exnecled
to
arrive
Tuesday,
August
3.
C.
N.
R.
Trabs
For
the
East-Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
Fridays
ii
a.m.
From
the
East-
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
10:45
p.m.
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:30
p.m.
TOILER"
Vr-,
,-,-
r-Z
YEAH
OLD
TX
3-
Man
in
the
Moon
anted
irom
the
stage
Play
pro-
'
.
Iuccd
and
directed
by
John
Gold-
from
Alaska
to
Vancouver,
e'
Is
presented
once
again
that!
star-crossed
pair
of
lovers,
Oiane
1
he
packer
Chief
Weah
In
the
and
Chico,
who
lift
your
heart
tulvice
of
the
Canadian
Hsh
and
Good
morrow,
folks!
This
sun
shine
bothers
me
terribly.
Jake
says
he
does
not
mind
gardening
but
he
hates
to
pull
weeds,
pick
stones
or
dig.
He
likes
doing
hia
gardening
by
proxy.
Mv
razor
seems
to
bi?
dull.
I
wonder
what's
wrong
with
it?.
in
quired
a
local
citizen
to
his
wife.
llxr
rpi.K-
tl.t
t
uU
right
when
she
sharpened
her
pencil
with
it
the
evening
before.
It
is
all
ritfht
for
man
to
burv
himself
in
his
work
if
he
is
not
a
concrete
mixer.
At
the
Salt.
Lake
recentlv
a
irirl
fumne.l
into
thp
water
and
dared
her
bov
friend
to
fo
low
her.
Hp
followed,
she
saved
him
and
now
MlPV
arp
pnirnirnrl
to
lip
mnrriml
That
shows
thp
ilanirpr
of
iiimn
-
ing
into
the
water.
There
is
always
Ihe
danger
that
one
might
be
saved.
Officer:'
"Why
were
vou
speed-
ing?'
M.m
(Vlllml,l..
"I
,.....'
...l
ing.
I
was
just
trying
to
pass
the(n
the
huge,
subterranean
Paris
U
I
LA
1J
..
.
t.
!
I
..
T
1
.
man
who
uoukiu
my
oia
car.
"TVin
nnn.;i
V,..u
.
ooln.l
'v
i
i
o
ucnvu
lull
L
J
sit
pn
his
right
hand
tonight
fot
dinner."
"What's
he
gonna
stir
his
cof
-
fee
with?"
,
that
"
v
v
j
y
v,
cake
out
of
my
best
cookery
book,
Jlt
ti
uaiiuiK,
t,0
uo
lmg)
ne
nag
lQ
p0ge
ag
"You
did
ouite
riifht.
dear.
H.
Diane's
husband,
and
thp
i?piui.
should
never
have
heen
in."
Professor:
"Now,
at
what
speed
does
light
travel?"
Student:
"Pretty
fast,
sir.
Any-
way,
it
gets
here
far
too
soon
in
the
morning."
The
other
day
someone
wrote
verse
for
this
paper
about
cats
It'was
so
bad
people
suspected
1'iun,
in
uie
iMoon
oi
wratlng
'
TERRACE
I!
,1:
i
The
represfjjbiyrj-n'S
.Dom
in
ion
Parliamcni.
.
Oiof
:
,llflni..ii
has
been
paying
ffn;a(f
district
visit
uunng
the
past
lew
days
The
Terrc,and
district
Board
of
Trade
came
to
life
Monday
wilh
a
meeting
called
fur
tht
iJurpoSe
ol
choosing'
dele'irate
"To
!
attend
the
convention
in
Prince
Rupert
of
the
Associated
Boards,
j
Messrs.
Kenney,
Riley
and
King;
I
llfllA
Sill-
.
.
"cm
u
ndiuuu.
umer
topics
j
which
came
in
for
discussion
TO
JlL
TTL
li
a
tirsl
aid
hospital
at
Terrace,
with
nurse
attached':
It
was
fell
that
Terrace
is
too
far
away
from
hospital
facilities,
100
milts
either
to
Pr(nce
Rupert
or
to
Hazelton,
and
second,
the
ob
'
U
vvviv
i
11C
uu
vious
desirability
of
reviving
tht
IlfilH.1
T
I..
.
..
..
-
J
...
.u
-
111
cenuigs
The
Anglican
Church
Women's
Auxiliary
met
at
Mrs.
Gilbert'
on
Friday.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
and
Mrs.
J.
Farquar
of
Prince
Rupert
were
guests
of
honor
for
the
te&
hour.
Miss
McKennev.
sister
of
Con
stable
McKenney,
has
come
from
uiiiiornla
to
stay
with
her
brother
and
his
family
for
a
short
holiday.
Try
a
Dally
news
classified
ad.
vertlsement
for
best
results.
VOU'RE
QBTTIN'
4
THAT
BEMT-OVER.HEN-PECKED
LOOK
TV
(A.VJ,
f.
Seventh
Heaven
Features
Simone
Simon
At
Capitol
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
As
Little
Waif
French
Screen
Actress
Touches
Deepest
Places
of
Heart
In
"Seventh
Heaven."
Austin
Strong's
immortal
love
slory,
ad
the
sky
Simone
Simon,
as
the
little
waif,
sunrasses
all
hopes
ex-
Pressed
for
this
sensaJional
rrench
screen
reen
find,
lino,
who
who
has
nas
the
tre!""1
"0
-
ft
of
touching
the
deep-
;supiorting
the
rudder
became
dis-s
,,
cnU8,n
consideral
1c
of
your
heart.
Andlc,"nectei1;
Stewart
trwarttall
l:1ni.ln.r
elay
owing
to
slow
travelling.
'strange
gl
est
places
i
James
t
ci
r
i
'gray
-
eyed
shines
opposite,
her
as
vyiiico
oi
me
vniiani
spun
ana
me
shy
yearning
love.
For
the
background
of
"Se
venth
Heaven'
Twentieth
Cen-
tury-Fox
has
re-created
a
vivid
'and
picturesque
Montmartre.
set
!fn
thn
tllrlmlnnt
ilnva
..r
1011
viucu
npunua
nis
worKing
jdays,
scornful
of
the
Providence
thnt
fnilprf
.
.
.
.
fivt
,
t,
.
.
mnK
V.i
n
I
t
-
-
v
-
p
"
v
i
muni;
.11114
a
street
washer,
and,
second,
to
bring
him
a
fine,
intelligent
wife.
,
Chico
saves
the
waif,
Diant,
from
a
beating,
and-
also
from
I
gendarmes
who
would
arrest
her
for
throwing
wine
in
the
face
of
"
-
r
"
'v
114
nut;
Mi
ja
cafe
customer
who
annoyed
hrr.
'
T
J
1L1.
.
.
armes
announce
that
they
will'
'check
up
on
him.
I
'
Forced
to
live
up
to
his
story,'
.Chico
lakes
I)iane
to
his
garret.
i
where
the
vista
of
the
stars
at!
n'ht
makes-him
forget
the
da-1
long
toil
in
the
dank
sewei.l
When
war
breaks
out.
and
Chico
's
called
to
the
army,
he
realized
that
he
is
in
love
with
the
walfi
!'c
befriended,
and,
pledges
lo.
re-
turn
10
tier
in
spirit
at
eleven
Steamer
Prince
Robert
arrived
this
morning
from
the
south
with
a
full
complement
of
tourists
aboard,
She
continued
later
to
Alaska
and
will
be
back
here
Sun-day.
Steamer
Prince
George
arrived
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and
on
l
ridav
night
the
shoj
At
Williams
Station
equipment
for
temperorary
repairs
was
secured.
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before
reaching
Prince
Rupert
one
of
the
bearings
burned
out
which
will
cause
Ihe
laying
up
of
the
vessel
until
Wednesday
night.
Those
aboard
were
Alec
Yoemans.
Captain
Eli
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Jones,
and
Matthew
Yeomans.
o'clock
every
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