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wihle.
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of the boys who helped ‘lay out
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yoats busy to hold their schedule.
* . *
The mayor would probably re-
lax his face into a smile if he
were to hear that the city council
held orfe of those secret sessions
last evening at the mayor's
office. The open council meet.
ing policy did not last any ionger
than the inunicipal campaign.
bere
The public would be surprised
to see the amount of lumber and

Premier and looking forward

to seeing some of his old friends.
os ae

McIntosh, the versa-

writer of the

is

Norman
tile descriptive
Vancouver and formerly of
Prince Rupert, has left the west
and to Toronto, where he
will continue newspaper work.

Sun,

fone

party returned
Syndicate’s
prope on Smith island by last
evening’s train. Among them
Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Warner,
and Mrs. W. T. Muse and!
and Mrs. Smithers. In spite

large
Granite

Quite a
from the
arty

were
Mr
Mr.

of the showery weather they had
a very pleasant trip. They were
all astonished by the amount of

development that has taken place
at the quarry and anticipate a
great future for the concern. It
expected that the first ship-
ment of crushed rock for the dry
dock will be- made within a few
days.

is

Sunday evening Mr. W. H.
and his bride were guests
dinner party in the Saints’
where Mr. Tobey was form.
a member of the mess. He
the fourth of the boys to
abandon the bachelors’ home for
the benedict’s, and the boys ap-
preciated his good judgment by
presenting his bride with a
handsome’ dining room set.
Other guests present Sunday
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fin-
nigan, Mr. and Mrs. Helgerson
and young Hank Helgerson. The
members of the mess are: J. H.
Rogers, G. W. Nickerson, J. B.
Roerig, E, C. Gibbons, Mr. Vener-
able, D. R, O'Neal, L, Waugh and
Fred Wallace.

On
Tobey
at a
Rest,
erly

is

Max McLeod, formerly of the

B. N. A. staff here, and latterly
manager of the North Vancouver
branch, was recently arrested
charged with defrauding the
bank of some $11,000. He had
just returned from his honey-

moon. His friends have refused
to believe him guilty of dishon..
esty and a personal letter receiv-
ed last evening states that the
cause of the trouble was a loan
to a customer who skipped out,
leaving the bank in the hole.
Max got no personal benefit in
the transaction. It pleasing
news to the young man’s friends
here that his honesty will prob-

1s

weeks.
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This substance is a new discov-
ery and will quickly temove accu-

mulations of grease, rages and
waste. Get some and save plumb-
ers’ bills.

For sale by

HARRY HANSON

THE RELIABLE PLUMBER
Phone 489 138 Second Ave.
Also on exhibition at Orme'’s Drug

Store, Third Avenue

1 & Mackie’s

fishing

boat Fishmate at the wharf
Rogers’ cutlery and_ brass RHE thal Wnaia mores
goods going at half price at ee tig ee
Raagecra ey als, . ~ The Island Dancing club gave
The city water department has other of their Vuhe enjoyable
made a further reduction in wa-| evenings last night. rhe monthly
ter rates to parties using as|S@SS!0n was held in St. Andrew's
much as 30,000 cubic feet ;er| all and over sixty couples —
month. The rate for that quan-| ‘ended Pein taper we
tity is now 6 cents per hundred joyed the affair. $Me Pog
euhic fot. chestra furnished the music.
. * * The hall was neatly. decorated.
The National Finance Co., of TE Pre aR ey eae
Vancouver, owners of the Copper Old Timer Dead
tiver coal fields, has shipped a The death occurred yesterday
diamond drill outfit into their|it Victoria of an old resident of
property and operations will Dde|the northern country in the per-
started at an early date. son of B. Stapleton. The de-
Sep th GS ceased was for many years on
The sub-contractors on the G.|the Skeena river, where be was
T. P. grading are gtowing their engaged as foreman at one of the
plants at New Hazelton as fast|C¢anneries at Port Essington. He
as they finish up their job. Many|i8 survived by three daughters,
of them are now looking for new| being Mrs. Harry Berriman, Mrs.
work. Fred Rudge, of Port Essington,
A I59. [28 and Mrs. Robert Johnson of In-
Albert Nicholson vesterday | Verness. joth the former were
saw a monster octopus in the|at their father’s bedside when he
shallow waters of Hays creek,| passed away. For some years
Unlike Gillett, the Victor Hugo! Mr. Stapleton has resided at Vic_
hero, he was unafraid of it andj!oria. He was wel? known to al!
captured the devil fish and|‘the older residents of the north.
brought him up to Burns’ meat|'!e was a big man in stature as
market for exhibition. He was|Well as big in generosity. His
still alive and spread six-foot| Weight was considerably over 300
tentacles a over the window.| pounds and he was known as one
Te weight of the fish is. sixty f the big men of the north.
pounds. It is the largest ever inertia me *
seen in these waters. No News from Mayor
Just before the city council
ae broke up last evening Ald. Mor-
” rison asked Acting Mayor Mor-
For rissey if any news had been’ re-
OBSTRUCTED SINKS ceived from the Mayor. The Act-
ua eakaee ing Mayor said the mayor would
be home Wednesday but he had
DESOLVO said nothing about the matters
on which he went to Victoria to
see about.

 

 

 

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Baromete

THE WEATHER

Furnished by Mr. F. W. Dowling,

Observer
For the 24 hours ending 5 a.m.,
February 24, 1944.

Tuesda ry
THE DAILY NBWS ae 1944
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: Local and Fersona i : eed
FSIS SEIS SSI HE ISIS ICOTICOIISI II III IIIT — the | ted i
a . : or, Daily News: ; .
The Spokane will be in tonight | First shipment of new shap 's| ee : nat
northbound ypened up—Demers. 44-47 rr your report of the vetrarks|the 1 "a0 living
eee eS ieee ie which I made at the Liberal) katch a
New shipment of dresses rhe Tennis club meets this) New shipment of dresses—-| i oeting on the 19th inst., I no- pad 1 ae
Demers. 44-47 afternoon at Patmore & Fulton's Demers 44-4) tice the following error: “Hels le the
* 1% office at 4 o'clock. r ; : spoke of $5,000 being appropri- CE,
we see H. Saia6d. a rancher ’ rhe blacksmithing and horse- ated for a trail near Stewart. TOWING GaRBAge coy
of Fort Fraser, is spending New shipment of dresses -| shoeing establishment of Messrs. The road officials, ete.” I should
iweek in the city. Demers. 44-47} Tyarson and company will receive like to point out that this inci ' i
ve 787.0 ia considerable addition in a few dent did not occur near Stewart, |); Mm
Buy.a lot in Port Edward be- Meet me at the Royal Cafe. We! gays, Saturday's boat will bring but in another part of the riding ng
|fore the railroad is completed can have an excellent dinner and|,,, for them a new tire-setter Thanking you for imserting m
39-tf ja quiet chat. tf} and rollers, punching and shear- this correction. wal
eee eee jing machinery. r. J. VAUGHAN-RHYS : ‘
First shipment of new shapes First shipment of new shapes | 7 $i Beene sncliinniahidiaiadeillibionmaaniaapie #94444 444455,..
opened up—Demers. 44-47 opened up—Demers et rhe Horticultural society will Delightful At Home z TOO age
‘,. eee | ea Sats = 1} in interesting meeting in Nin wend py | ¥ FOR A T
Visitors—Go to the Royal Cafe} Cut glass, silver, brass, leather), city hall this evenian. ‘There Mrs F. A “s a isin ‘ AX]
jfor your meals. It is the best|zoods and jewelry, a third off. be some good experiences|°° eae re ait Hill yes. | To
|service and best selected menu in| Wark's. A3tf) | d and a valuable lecture on|Sidence on oe The time *
{the city. It is the popular res-| fear” how make @ garden in the|terdey Si cg ; with | ¥
| taurant. Capt. Saunders, sub-agent of] ).,. Don't overlook thig|Passed all too quic Mr Pat \t 75--PHONE-75
ee the marine and fisheries depart-| wating, games and recitations, Mrs. Fat- it
Piano drawing, March 2ist.|ment, leaves Thursday for Stew-| eM, sie erson's Rumorous Seeiss ‘ . ¥
\We have a few tickets left, will/art to make an examination of} Captain Babington's vunch | “Switzerland — stars seg ot Nol } PRINCE RUPERT AUTO
sell two for $1 while they last.|the fallen dock. Sangia towed the Zellah May up|Preciated. To Mrs ine {othe aan ,
Now is your last chance to get mr « Be . [to the Prince Rupert cannery fell ee anie Tene wine ad BECO okt
e piano.—wWark's. 43tf The tug boat eCullough. | yy. mor . Sha is to he nut|sames. for c she oe fei
the pian & . Be which recentiv returned from | 1 aa ii oak tn el fn’ ak op warded with a dainty silver and DT cictsrreccecssns citi
‘The Tory boss says that when /|Swanson bay with the Zilleh May, a propeller and tail shaft|&!#8 scent bottle, and the con- SIXTH AVENY
lit comes to tentacles with a pulllis lying outside Cow bay. The |} | whic h are expected on the Spo- solation prize was awarded to E
that sea monster tn Burns’ win-|Imperial Machine works are go- kane tonight. via: Sy. We eevee BARBER SHO
dow hasn’t got anything on him./ing to put her in shape for the ei e The tables were very prettily P
eerie season. Mr. and Mrs. J. -D. Thurber,| decorated with roses. Amongst an a
The: -atesmer: Gheihosin, - ex: e ete My. and Mrs: Johnson. and sev. tose “preséat.: were Mesdames shop, opp I %
pected in last evening, did not Messrs. Akerberg, Thomson &},..) others came in ori the Chel-| Melville, Steen, " Paterson, ee First class
arrive until 9:15 this’ morning.|cCompany are busy overhauling hosin on theiy way to Mill Bay. Geraon, Reward, ‘Woods, i. F. thing cle frest
She brought mail and freight./the engines of the Borealis. It) tp. Thurber is an old timer of] %°048, Warner, Wilson Murray, oo ; wan
The cannery trade is beginning|is expected that she will be in| prince Rupert. He had the dis- and Du Hoorn. ;
to open up and keeps the Union|commission again in about two tinction of being blown up in Vancouver Prices, Give y

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