Lrsday
August
12,
1931
e
low
,0
lM'.tc'
aztpunea
e
R
irv
dinner.
II
Vfi
Bin.
ai
is
delicious
Gardening
l
flower
lovers
are
now
lool;-forward
to
the
show
on
Mpn
,,
..,e:,
The
neason
heliig
b.
joo)
t
had
been
sujesled
th.'Ui
ihow
be
posiponeu
uui
u
s
de
ided
to
go
ahead
with
it
J
what
flie
weather.'
events
neVer
artioufit
Th'
re
was
very
nearly
a
clash
aween
the
dinner
for
Professor
,,ii-s.i
under
auspices
qf
the
Ilor
i
cultural
Society
and
that
fpi
ot'ernor
Smith
of
the
Rotary
lun
'ur
the
Rotary
Club
havt
ade
heir
arrangements
for
FrI
....!.
1.
..,!,,
Cnln.l.,
........
jj
ftlf
II
L
Killing
?ti
iui
u.ijr
far:
.
an
authority
on
nqrtl-j
!ulturc
ana
many
members
oi
e
itniary
Club
want
to
hear
mi
mil
..oaic
oi
ine
u
:ni.
ie
to
nave
.me
rnncesf
dr
anle
in
the
city
In
time
for
sad
to
see
the
delphini-wept
down
by
the
wind
d
.Jin
last
week
and
the
roses
i,d
other
flowers
Injured
but
Bithing
-ould
be
done
about
it,
b
prdeners
are
carrying
on
as
k
-t
the-'
may.
In
spite
of
the
froe.;'
:ome
of
the
local
prar-
frill
PHONES
18
and
84
19c
21c
PORK
AND,
DEANS
Libby's.
3
tins
y
SPAGHETTI
AND
:CHEESE
Malkln's
Iiest,
l's.
'Aa
2
tins
RED
SPRINO
SALMON
Malko,
l's.
OtZn
Tin
MO
(jlio.W
qf
coltness
other
flowers.
sot
dahlias
aiiii
Tijm
Priest
had
a
Tery
fine
beo
of
roses
.recently
in
his
gardei.
on-
Oraham
Avenue.
Unfortunate
ly,
they
were
at
their
hest
only
a
day
or
two.
T,he
V.
and
Ii,
did
their
worst
and
Tom's
ro3es
sut
fered.
One
of
the
eights
of
the
city
isj
Dave
Borland's
window
boxes
ThCy
nave
been
outstandingly
brilliant
-TSeefttly.
Glads
are
very
late
this
year
It
looks
to
jne
just
now
as
if
there
would
e
very
ew
at
tliL
Show.
However,
here
are
a
lot,
of
gardens
I
do
not
see
and
there
may
be
surprises
in
store.
Sweopea
growers
are
bemoan
ing
;tjie
$acf
that
wme
of
their
vines
have
bedh
messed
up
by
the
rain
and
wind.
Those
wlo
tied
them
carefully
and
looked
after
thejn
day
by
day
have
them
Itltacf
and
a
few
days
of
sunshine
makes
a
great
difference
to
these
flowers.
There
should
bt
keen
competition
(between
local
growers.
A
few
days
ago
a
fisherman
sent
me
a
sack
of
shells
for
de
cpraIng
the
garden.
I
difl
not
see
him
and
he
did
not
leave
1.1'
name.
The
shell
were
very
usefu'
ic:k
unite
bright
and
there
loni'
I
wish
the
donor
would
call
Ue
a
good
display
at
the
and
let
me
thank
him.
H.F.P.
Yelvasuede
Lingerie
Will
Not
Shrink,
Wash
as
Often
as
You
Please
You
Can
Punch
a
Hole
in
it
if
You
Like,
But
You
Can't
Make
it
Run,
Nat
in
Esther
Direction
Velvasuede
is
Very
Easy
to
Wash
Just
Drop
it
Into
Luke
Warm
Suds,
-Squeeze
a
Little,
Dip
it
up
and
Down
and
Presto
the
.Dirt
,Has
Run
Out.
There
is
no
Need
to
.Iron
Velvasuede,
Put
if
You
Want
to,
Shake
Surplus
Water
Off,
Poll
up
in
Clean
Towel
for
a
Few
Minutes,
Then
Hang
to
Dry.
Iron
With
a
Mqdentfe
Jron.
Iron
When
Almost
But
Not
JQuitc
Dry.
Comes
in
Tea
Hose
and
White,
in
Bloomers,
Panties,
from
Small
to
Out
Size.
Slips,
Vests,
Pyjamas
andGowns
WALLACES
Phone
9
Third
and
Fulton
P.
O.
1JOX
575
Mussallenfs
Economy
Store
"Where
pilars
.Have
More
Cents"
LRADKKS
IN
QUALITY
AND
SERVICE
PICKLES,
SWEET
MUSTARD
Happy
Vale.
32-oz.
OQr
lar
BOILED
DINNER
Clark's,
l's,
tin
COCOA-Per
tin
-Fry's,
i'a.
BEEFSTEAK
SAUCE
07p
Heinz,
8-oz.
bot
V
GHAPE
JUICE
Welch's
pints.
Bot.
BIRD
SEED
Brock's,
l's.
Pkg.
FLY
SPRAY
Davis
ii
Lawrence.
8-oz.
bot
"VANILLA
EXTRACT-Royal,
4-oz,
bot
32c
15c
29c
29
c
QUICK
TAPIOCA-
4
An
J-UV
Malkln's.
8-oz.
pkg.
PINEAPPLE
MARMALADE
Shlrrjff's,
l-lb.
Jars.
QQn
Bottle
SPINACH
SOUP-
OCp
LlbbyVlOVi-oz.
tins
tfV
rge
Variety
of
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
at
Lowest
Prices
2
.Phones
For
Your
Convenience
Koat
and
Mail
Orders
Kecelve
Prompt
and
Careful
Attention
THE
DAILY
NIWB
PAUJE
3RBI
--Li
-U'JLi-S
!
HETTY
LOWMAN
ROWS
INTO
it
i
:
I
'PRINCE
RUPERT
10CAL
NEWS
!
(Continued
from
Page
1)
fisherman,
and
crew.
They
weje
scouting,
lor
fish
and
dld;not
usually
come
that
way..
One
of
the
mem
oers
ot
the
crew
had
wanted
to
come
up
to
see
a
waterfall
so
they
approached
the
shore
and
spied
(he
canoe.
'-This
Is
embarrassing
for
me
to
tell,"
admitted
the
deeply
bronzed
.capable
looking
girl,
"but
must
admit
'that,
when
those
natives
took
me
aboard
their
'boat,
t
cried.
I
was
so
happy
after
that
desperate
situation;"
Miss
Lqwman
was
taken
to
Hartley
Bay
by
the
Kitiope..
.Fcom"
there
Jack'
.Pahl
took
her
to
Lowe
Inlet
"where
she
ooiained
food
and
clothes
and
started
off
up
Grenville
.Channel.
But
there
was
further
trouble
in
store.
In
Grenville
Channel
more
stormy
weather
was
encountered
and
the
canoe
was
swamped
again.
Once
more
the
girl
swam
ashore
with
the
canoe
in
Tow
and,
after
resting
and
collecting
herself,
paddled,
back
put
Into
mid
-channel
to
'wait
for
assistance
.which
came
rfrom
the
truing
uoui
xanagi
oi
a
Japanese
named
Tanaka.;Back
she
was
taken
to
Lowe
Inlet.
Starting
out
again
up
Orenvillej
Channel,
she
reached
her
next
stop
at
Claxton
and
then
on
to
Irivernessj
where
she
spent
Tuesday
night
as
the
guest
of
.'Robert
Johnstone,
vet
eran
canneryman,
and
Mrs.
John
stone
whom
she
had
previously
met:
at
Klemtu
down
the
coast.
;She
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
at
2:20
p.m
yesterday.
Lost
Everything
In
the
swamping
In
Douglas
Channel
Miss
Lowman's
loss
lnClud-three
cameras,
all
her
fijms,
charts
her
log
containing
names
and
ad-'
dresses
of
people
with
whom
she
had
planned
to
communicateThere
was
a
trickle
of
fresh
water
coming
down
the
rocky
ledge.
That
made
the
situation
not
quite
so
.bad
In
spite
of
the
lack
of
food.
.Having
saved
her
sleeping
bag,
she
was;not
too
uncomfortable.
Mlss.Lowman,
on
her
trip,
carries
no
watch,
no
compass,
no
calendar.
It
is
Just
a
vacation,"
she
says.
',I
wanted
to,see
the
country
and
chose
mis
way
oi
aomg
so,"
hinting
that
Its
economy
recommended
the
mode.
The
everage
distance
per
day
she
covers
has
been
twenty-
six
miles,
travelling
about
three
miles
per
hour.
Some
days
she
had
travelled
upwards
of
thirty
miles
Miss
Lowman,
who
has
been
studying
vocal
music
at
Pomona
College,
California,
and
has
a
year
more
to
finish
at
University
of
Washington
in
Seattle,
on
starting
out,
was
accompanied
by
a
Seattle
girl,
Florence
Steele,
who
became
sick
after
the
first
week
and
returned
home
from
Pender
Harbor.
Crossing
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
from
Pultney
Point,
Malcolm
Island,
Miss
Lowman
explained
that
she
was
caught
In
a
fog
but
finally
got
across
Just
.below
.Blunder
;Harbor:
She
had
headed
straight
Into
the;
Sound.
Later
she
made
Allison
IHar-
oor.
During
her
trip
MlssXowman;has
made
a
number
of
exploratory
side!
trips
Into
various
Inlets
includih
Jervls
Inlet,
Princess
jLouise
Jlrilet,
Falls,
Salmon
.Rlver,.Douglas.
Chan-!
nel,
jKltlmaat
and
Matheson
Chan
nel.
I!
The
girl
canoeist
plans
;io
.go
as
far
north
as
SItka:provIdlng,weath-er
permits.
Her
father,
a
canner
operator,
Is
at
Ketchikan.
1
Jler
First
.Request
Miss
Lowman's
first
request,
on
arriving
here,
was
for
a
glass
of
fresh
cow's
milk.
Her
next
concer"
was
to
go
to
the
.hospital
;to
see
an
Injured
logger
whom
she
jhad
met
while
coming
up
the
coat.
"It
seems
strange
to
be
back
again
In
civilization
with
automo
biles
and
everything,"
observed
the
girl
adventurer.
She
reported
re-;
celving
"wonderful
hospitality
all
along
the
British
Columbia
coast.'
She
has
been
showered
with
kind
ness
everywhere
she
went.
Miss
Lowman
s
Sunday
name
is
Beatrice
Annette"
but
to
her
fam
ily
and
friends
It
is
.Just
"Betty."
Hotel
Arrivals
oyal
John
Olsen,
city;
Cyril
D.
Morgan,
Vancouver.
Prince
-Rupert
.
Mrs.
O.
Kelly,
Old
Tvtassett.
Central
P.
J.
CarrlgAn,
;c.N,R.;
O.
Olsen
and
W.
Brown,
city;
N,
Porcher
Island.
Try
a
.Dally
News
classified
ad-'
vcrtistmcnt
ioi
oesi
rcui.
Flower
Show
Monday,
all
day.
;tf.
Just
arrived!
A
new
shipment
of
fejt
Ihats.
"Mayfalr."
tf.
Horticultural
pinner,
Commodore,
Saturday,
BJ30.
Speaker,
;profes'sor
Barss
of
University
of.B.;C.
(187)
(Dr.
Stanley
Mills
returned
to
Ter.
race
on.Monday's.traln.after
a,brief
visit
to
-he
city.
;Garden
Competition
Enter
at
Dally
News
qh
or
bef6re
jPrjdayi
Judging
Saturday.
-
'tl87,
Mrs.
James
A.
(Brown,
mother
of
Mrs.
H.
.'B.
jRochester,
Is
.returning
tonight
on
'her
son's
boat
to
Port
Esslngton
after
being
in
the
city
for
the
last
coule
qf
weeks.
Reg,
V.
Brown,
who
arrived
iiJ
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
f
.
.
XTunnn
f
lAlthttn
u.i
1
I
nni.fJ
tomorrow
morning,
for
the
Ecstall
River
to
conduct
.
a
geophysical
survey
of
the
'Copper
1'yrjt'
property
there.
Einar
Stockland
will
leave
or,
tomorrow
morning's
train
fpi;
Sew
York
where
he
will
embark
August
19
.aboard
the
steam0)!
(Ungsholm
for
an
extended
visit
o
his
home
at
Vandve,
Helge-
land,
Norway,
where
his
wife
and"
family
reside.
NO
COOKING
WITH
KELLOGG'S
"I'm
glad
my
family
likes
KrlloKg'
Corn
FlaLr.
They're
bo
easy
to
serve.
No
rooking.
No
'pot
and
pana
to
wah.
Ther
give
me
more
time
for
leUure."
Every
one
likes
crisp,
delicious
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
1
Serve
them
at
anytime
6t
the
day.
Nourishing
and
wholesome
in
milk
or
cream.
Easy
to
digest
too.
At
all
grocers,
oven-fresh
in
the
patented
WAXTITE
inner
bag.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
CORN
FLAKES
,tfC0RN
FIAKES
Mad
Batfr
Pckd
Bittf
Tact
e((ar
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills
'returned
to
Terrace
pn
Jast
night's
,'train
after
spending
a
tfew
dayS
in
the
pity.
Up
to
noon
today
six
large
gardens
,wcre
.entered
jn
Jthe
gar
den
comj)etition
and
three
qnlj
qf
the
snialer
gardens.
Entrie:
close
.tomorrow.
Jliss
jE.
,Earl
has
returped
to
trie
'cjty
from
iLondon
when
.ibe
'
nttqntled
t"e
Coronation
ii
3Iay,
.-also
visiting
pthe'r-
placc;
In
the
llritish
Isles
.anil
on
the
Continent.
There
wns
no
luncheon
of
;th
Prince
iRupert
;Rotary
Club
to
day
but,
Instead,
there
.will
be
a
dinner
tomorrow
evening
:to
re
ceive
nn
official
visit
from
the
district
.governor,
jltandal
P.
Smith
of
Tnconia.
On
Sundaj
there
will
be
an
executive
lun
cheon
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
Mr.
Smith
wh6
will
arrive
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
io-morrow
afternoon
from
the
south
and
proceed
Monday
morning
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
to
Ketchikan
and
Juneau.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
113,000
pounds,
9.4c
and
7c
to
9.7c
and
7c.
Canadian
3,500
pqunds,
,9.1c;
andCc.
American
Paragon,
39,000,
(Rooth,
9Tc
and
7c.
Eclipse,
39,000,
Pacific,
9.5c
nnJ
"7r.
wicnois,;
ArroW(
35,000,
Cold
StornRe,
1
1
t
i
n
Canadian
Jobn
Ejler,'
,3,500,
Atljn,
9,1c
and
6c.
travellers
the
EXPERIENCED
.
world
over
never
fail
;to
carry
a
bottle
of
Eno's
"Fruit
Salt".
With
'Eno
handy
they
do
not
fear
train,
car
or
sea
sickness,
headaches
or
other
ills
caused
by
sudden
changes
of
climate,
food
and
water.
And
on
long
trips,T:no
corrects
the
sluggishness
caused
by
lack
of
exercise.
Take
Eno
on
your
travels
and
keep
fit.
Drink
a
sparkling
glass
before
breakfast,
anqther
at
night.
Eno
is
a
natural
corrective
jvhich
keeps
your
digestive
system
in
first-class
order.
You
eat
right,
sleep
right
and
feel
right.
You
can
buy
Eno
wherever
,you
travel.
..Resolutely
refuse
substitutes.
CAIV37
Gyros
Are
Told
(Of
Convention
Report,
of
iKecent,
Gathering
atlKel.
owna
Delivered
by
Official
Delegate
Yesterday
.
TheiPrlnce
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
i
ts
monthly
business
luncheon
yest-
Jrday;
feceived
the
report
of
D.
G.
Borland,
official
delegate,
on
the;
ecent
district
'convention
at
Kel
uwna
which
four
local
members
at-
.ended
and
at
which
W.
H.
Tobey
was
elected
district
lieutenant
governor.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
Hallowe'en
dance
on
October
29.
Cangratulatlons
'were
extended
to
one
eff
the
members,
W.
F-
Stone,
on
becomlng
'the
father
of
a
'
huck
ifUMnsn
misekai,
claim
i
iltuatr
In
be
Atlin
Mining
Division
oti.
"4ifHr
ililiitrlrt.
Where
lwntKl:
nei
.We
TnleUBh
KUer
oliont
M
mllest
from
Junction
with
Taku
Uher.
j
TAKE
NOTICE
that
P.
C.
UntlerhUl
vctlng
aa
ftgent
-lor
-POLAR18-TAKU
MINING
COMPANY
LTD.
Free
Mlner
Certificate
No.
20227-E,
Intends
sixty
Jays
Trom
ihe
date
hereof,
to
apply
to)
Jie
Mining
Recorder
lor
a
ierxuicai:
f-
Improvement
for
the
purpose
of
btainlng
a
Crown
Orajvt
of
the
above
lalm.
And
further
4alus
notice
that
action,
Under
section
8S
of
the
'Mineral
Act,"
mist
"be
tommenced
"before
the
lssr-nxe
of
such
Certificate
of
Improve-.nenls.
Dated
this
5th
day
of
July.
1837.
Nalgalle
Waters
I'rot
ei
Ion
Art
ltevled
-statutes
of
Tu
inula.
19'!7.
H'hapter
140
Standard
Oil
Campny
of
Brltlrti
Columbia
Limited,
a
company
duly
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corporated
under
the
.laws
of
the
Prov-nce
of
Brttlsh
Columbia,
with
regtster-d'
Offlee
it
1318
Stnd-ard
Bank
Build-ng.
.510
West
MaUngs
Street,
Vancouver.
British
Colurrtbla.
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that
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under
Section
7
of
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'aold
-Act,
'deposited
with-the
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t
Ottawa
and
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office
of
ithe
District
Registrar
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Prlrce
RUpert.
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Col-mbla,
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site
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'
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.ths
taid
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the
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at
his
office
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the,
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'of
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me
ld
-site
and
'.plan
and
for
leave
to
cstruct
tne
nald
dock,
approach
and
hont.
DATED
at
Vancouver.
British
Colum
bia,
this
4th
day
cf
August,
ismt.
STANDARD
OIL
.COMPANY
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LIMITED
By
Laws?n,
CUrk
&
Lundell.
Its
soil
itOTS.
1318
Standard
Bank
Building,
510
WW
Itafitlngs
StreeA,
Vancouvtr
British
Columbia.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
xannlng
company
with
an
11
:the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Ttupert
BRITEN
Flotation
Process
TOOTH
PASTE
It's
New
It's
Different
It
Makes
Them
White
Flotation
Process
Cleanses
Hidden
Angles
Where
Danger
Lurks
29c
Per
Tube
2
for
53c
Ormesltd.
"Jjip.
Pioneer
Driiqejists
The
Key-ill
Store
Phones:
81
St
82
Open
Dally
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
Prom
12
noon
till
2
p.m,
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
SIMMONS
STUDIO
COUCH
A
M
With
Bedding
Compartment
vv
We
Have
a
Large
Stock
of
Simmons
Beds,
Springs
and
Mattresses
Phone
775
327
3rd
Ave.
West
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
Canadian
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
.Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
K
racific
I
Trans-Atlantic
Transcontinental
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
Princess
Adelaide
every
Friday,
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
Princess
Alice
Princess
Louise
Princess
Chtrlottt
Aur.
4th,
14th;
Auf.
7th,
18th,
28th;
Auj;.
21th,
Sept.
4th
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and.
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
!t,.B,C.
ft
3.
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ft.
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