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is,
stone
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
'limrs'iiiy.
February
In,
Hal
Women
Clean
Up
On
Card
Prizes
Paris
To
Observe
Birthday
hamshlr,
rai,,
named
"Traia"
It
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to
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t"
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1
rfi
The
-strument,
nmm
Wit
Only
one
man
prevailed
against
the
women
in
the
Valentine
Legion
mixed
oard
party,
held
Wednesday
nii;lit.
He
was
G.
McDonald,
who
took
first
pike
In
cribbaye.
Mrs.
J.
Judge
took
the
first
In
women's.
Of
(he
12
tables
In
piay,
the
other
winners
were:
Mrs.
E.
MoiltHTs
0!
pTJT
,
1
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Mrs
j,,,.
Trumbell,
Mrs.
W.
Moorcliiiu.sc,
bridge;
Mrs.
William
Rolbwell,
Mrs.
W.
Davles,
whist.
Winner
of
the
door
prize,
a
Valentine
cake
donated
by
Mrs.
Mrs,
fhaier,
Mr,
n
V).
f'n.n
hi
i
oncer
Hfilhwell,
was
Mrs.
MatrDouj'ali.
Davjcs
ff
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
PARIS
I
API
Pai
ls
will
cele-j
1
:
brate
the
2,000th
anniversary
ot
Its
founding
this
ear.
whether
the
historians
tieree
or
nut.
I
Julius
Caesar,
the
objector..
!
asa-rl
.
ffferiwl
to
the
Cilv
of
.Uitetia
Parisinrim
mow
siinplt-"i.ie'
to
Paris)
as
exislinf;
in
S3
.B.C.
They
claim
it
must
have
ihtvli
founded
much
earlier
than
"that.
Whatever
the
exact
.
date,
everyone
is
agreed
that
the
lie
fie
la
Cite
(where
Nut
re
Dame"
stands
toiiayi
was
the
birthplace
of
Paris,
it
still
i.s
the
geographical
heart
of
the
city,
i
There
.on
the
largest
of
three
marshy
Islands
embraced
by
two
arms
of
the
River
Seine,
the
first
huts
were
built
of
willow
branches
and
rushes
by
savages,
j
Then
the
vmpirc-building
Romans
came
and
lor
four
centuries
the
infant
Paris
remained
in
relative
obscurity.
u
.),;
i
Romans
lefl.
Paris
embarked
on
a
succession
of
wars,
..'.-,Li!i
nci
,s
and
miseries.
In
the
14th
centrv,
while
France
was
waning
Us
100
years'
war
wit
h
England,
Parts
w
as
si
ill
im
paved.
Several
French
kings
then
at
d
later
helped
embellish
the
capital.
They
eiv
Saint
Louis.
Charles
V,
Francois
I,
Louis
Xft
and
Louis
XIV.
!
But
as
new
features
were
added,
others
were
destroyed.
Wars
between
Roman
Catholics
and
Protestants
succveded
the
UK)
years
war.
Broadway
Cafe
If
lie
km
w
11
was
u
iloic
hv
run
liko
the
tiirkns!'
X,
Fisheries
Aluminum
Oj-
Mncst
Cooking
7
a.m.
til
I
a
in.
Hours:
PnrVmA
in
B.C."
Try
this
'country
For
take
homo
orders
Phone
200
UIGILNOT
MASSACPF.
In
15"2
Paris
turned
one
of
-!'"
bloodiest
pages
of
it
-.
lus!
y
To
thousand
Huguenot
Prute-tantn
were
put
to
the
sAor1
oh
order
ol
the
mad
king
Charles
IX
in
the
r.ia.s.sacre
of
Saint
Bathnlonicv's
Eve.
Eighteen
years
later,
amidst
wild
rejoicings,
a
Protestant
ki.H'
Henry
IV
of
Navarre
rode
into
Paris.
City
planning
really
took
strides
under
Louis
XV.
At
that
lime,
too.
Paris
was
Evtting
its
first
reputation
i.s
a
city
of
light
morals.
But
ih"
people
were
preparing
revolution.
A
mob
stormed
the
B..ille
that
dreaded
fortress-prison
where
men
we.'-e
chane-i
lor,
years
j:'
dungeons
willn
u!
trial
on
a
simple
order
from
th
'
July
14,
1789.
The
early
victories
of
a
yi.i'iv?
Reneral
called
Napoleon
Bu.ir.!-parte
who
became
a
ton.-.ul,
then
an
einpi
ror
brouiiht
n
certain
il.thililv
back
'o
Pans.
He
started
building
the
Arch
"f
Triuinnli
but
was
toppled
I
rum
the
throne
before
it
was
liiiisii-ed.
Aflvr
Waterloo,
a
Bourbon
(Louts
XVI
11
1
was
kim;of
Fr.uu
e
once
more.
I
Fil'een
years
later
all
Paris
:
was
seethinfi.
The
last
Bourinni
kiiiK.
Charles
IX,
was
tliio'.
n
out
after
bloody
rioting
a
.(I
.'
ill
t
Louis-Philippe
of
the
Ilou.,,'
of
Orleans
became
Hie
'Ciii..':
Kill!?."
j
In
1.148,
bairicades
ar;nin
wer"
thrown
acro.s
the
streets
uc.d
Louis
hastily
abdicated.
THE
SI
(
(M)
I
MI'IKE
I
Paris
knew
four
tinea.-,
v
y.
ais
'of
tin
mop
under
Hie
.
-e..nd
n-publie
before
another
eha!
'
e.
Then
Napoleon
II,
prvat-iiepiw;
of
Napoleon,
founded
the
Seeuml
Empire
in
1832.
Always
haunted
by
his
fear
ci'
the
Pnris
nftb.
he
wanted
wide,
straight
avenues
and
open
squares
so
the
populace
could
be
cent
-oiled
with
his
cann
n
in
the
event
of
riots.
An
ar
a
was
laid
out
around
the
fir.,t
Napoleon's
Arch
of
Triumph
a.
a
-star-shaped
snare
from
which
eiuht
boulevards
radiated.
Churches
and
theatres,
city
narks
and
new
bridges,
vere
constructed.
j
But
the
war
shadow
fell
a;:ain
in
1870
when
Bismark's
Prus.
;ians
marched.-The
French
army
win
tivstroyed
and
Napoleon
III
Was
taken
prisoner.
Finally,
:iikc-he!ir.ete'l
Prussians
stomped
dow
n
t
he
Cham,):;
Ely.sces-
a
inarch
they
were
to
repeat
70
years
later
under
ilii-ler.
The
once-pay
Paris
as
a
city
of
the
dead.
i
When
the
Prussians
withdrew,
'.he
revolutionary
(government
of
tile
Conimuivo
held
sway.
Thousands
were
executed
within
its
for
present
and
future
needs
is
available
on
l
lie
North
Fork
of
the
Qiie.sncl
River
and
on
other
centrally
located
si
reams
not
used
by
salmon."
Mr.
Rosenberg
concluded
by
saying
that
the
industry
hoped
tiiat
the
pattern
of
co-operation
c-tablMied
in
the
planning
for
power
projects
on
the
Nechako
iind
the
Qiicsuel
would
be
followed
to
an
even
greater
extent
.whenever
the
utilization
of
water
resources
for
power
was
leni'i
considered
in
the
future.
"There
is
no
conflict
between
fisheries
and
power,"
he
said.
''We
are
both
interested
in
the
The
best
vegetatiem"
phone
by
his
bed.
Now
when
the
dugs
bull:
he
silences
them
via
loudspeaker
In
the
kennels.
FRAT1NG.
Essex
Eivland
u
-Cpl,
W.
J.
Gold
-.worthy,
tired
of
p.uiHK
imt
in
uiflit
H'iir'
In
iv!
-en
iiis
dogs,
hcdallcil
a
micro
No
Conflict
Over
Power
In
British
Columbia
OTTAWA.
The
federal
Department
of
Fisheries
has
p'.tL
forward
a
solution
ta
the
ti
i
I
li
cult
fisheries
problem
involved
In
the
Aluminum
Company's
development
in
the
Tweedsmuir
Park
area
of
British
Columbia,
a
s
-.mil.
n
whifii
is
reported
ta
Ue
biolo
'ir-al.y
lea.Miile
and
e.-o-noma-ai!
,
in
"act
I
-al
to
the
(
oio-
Mhl
MORE
e
prosperity
of
pany.
A
report
has
been
piepan
o
.
development
and
YOUR
FAMILY
DESERVES
AUMtflS
iointlv
bv
the
Department
OillliilLdi
Columbia
Fisheries,
the
Fisheries
Hi
-M-ar.
1.
Board
and
the
lnteniation.il
I'a-cilic
Salmon
Fisheries
sp
a
&
fp
n
i?"
n
w
m
V
c;
Ad
vi
in.
ri
at.
d
1
p--r
Briefly,
the
solution
involves
the
release
of
water
to
wtliiuo
;
streams-
atcr
not
ormuialiy
j
considered
nece.isary
and
no.v
i
included
only
because
of
a
i
li.nii'e
in
uani.
iU'S
brought
Mioul
Ly
t
nii
.t
i
iK
liiisi
ilifiieci-
!
ties.
i
"The
fishing
indudry
i.s
r
ta-;
fidenl
that
the
Aluminum
Com-;
p.ir.y
ol
Canada
wlii
give
lavor-uble
coiisiiii-ra!
ion
to
the
very
iti.su.;:
i
payab.e
in
advance.
PI-.u.e
.cfrubi
Iroin
telcpliimu.g
C.
Lot'.,
lo.iii.num
charge
50c.
Uirth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Tlur-fe.
.
Kuiiei.il
Notices,
Maniage
and
K
.gageiiicnl,
Aunouni
can
ills
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Me!
ni'.AL
f.STATK
I.N
MI
MOKIAM
I1
FOR
SALE
OF
n.oni
mini
modern.
l
o
ale
news-.-4
iiiiiI
6.3(1.
t
FOR
SALE
4-room
Wartime
hcir-,e
tullv
furnished.
Full
price
$4000.
Terms
mav
be
ai-i
lanueu.
oPPlv
I34U
He.uoit
I
Avenue.
t-Hpi
liiON'lKl'lH
In
reniembraii.'e
of
our
dear
(laughter.
Herna
viae,
who
passed
awav
Feu.
15,
1!M3.
We
are
thhjung
of
vott
today
dear
II
V
IMtU
''
;il
iin-iiuwij-
IIK.I.F
f-
........
-
CANADA'S
Uff
Calliali.'
liff
Honking
of
vou
and
the
past
FOR
SALE
Seven
room
house
Ai.oioi!
vou
ill
our
memories.
'
on
three
lots
with
line
vie
Just
as
we
saw
vou
la.st
overlooking
the
harbor.
Good
Yau
'.re
where
we
cannot
greet
condition
with
coiiciele
ba.se-vou
lueiil
and
hot-air
furiuee.
Your
voice
we
cannot
hear.
1
m.so
revenue
limn
cabin
m
Ye.
vou
fecm
lo
walk
beside
us
lear
Applv
HUH
Ambrose
Ave.
Never
absent,
alwavs
near,
i
Evir
remembered
bv
mother,
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4,
floot
dail.lv
skiers
.'in,!
faoolv
coveini'is.
Ex-client
condition.
There
is
a
CW?ISTI
BISCUIT
fir
every
task.
1
1
asonabie
r
e
c
o
in
m
e
iidalions
tint
have
been
made
for
the
protection
ol
a
valuable
fisheries
resource."
S.
M.
Rosenberg.
hail
man
of
the
Salmon
Cancel.-'
Operating
Committee,
sail
in
waiiiiienl
mg
on
the
department's
suggested
Solution.
If
the
solution
put
lorwanl
by
lisheries
aulhorltics
is
accepted
by
Ihe
company,
it
will
result
in
the
saving
of
the
lisheries
in
the
area
which
has
an
annual
value
of
at
least
$1,817,000.
"The
public
will
he
very
pleased
to
learn,"
Mr.
Rosenberg
continued,
"that
.1
practical
and
economical
solution
.
has
liern
found
which
will
ensure
the
establishment
of
this
tremendous
project
and
at
the
same
time
preserve
a
vitally
If-Ules.'lllJi!1
3;j
years
til
Ave
1
1
1
ii
1
.
OpiioMlc
.store.
HU0
lil-li
I
-till
o
Ea.st.
mil"
t
irciiu-k
r
HeniuoeiaWr
t
"
uenti.iiiriit
'
riuhl
in-'"
H
Kilt
SALE
TF.Mtl.KS
travel.
Writ
lutioii
M-ina-'
X.ivu-r
FURNACES
have
gone
up
In
'.TENDERS
will
be
received
b'
the
pure
and
vou
can
rxoeel,
even
i
lOiiler.i
oeil
III)
til
5
Dill
H'U
En.
i-K.ru
llltll
I".
,
I-
1
h
Dtn-rhasc
Of
few
months"
rule,
before
the
Third
Republic
t;ained
coniro!.
!
The
closiiif;
years
of
tiie
century
saw
Paris
Ray
anain.
I
Twice
Paris
was
threatened
'directly
by
German
advances
.n
1014
and
1013.
On
the
first
occa
SineSS
ant
one
di.-ai.scd
boiler
and
pimii)
I
FEMALE
HEU
roteSMona
lo.-ated
at
Shawallans
us1
lines
I5K
hieher
prices.
Have
2
all-steel
luru.tees
in
stock,
.selling
al
old
mice.
If
conletiiulating
a
new
furnace,
now
is
the
time
to
buv.
even
if
stored
until
"nioreil
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(Ill
scrap,
as
is.
where
is.
H
D-Thain.
Cilv
Clerk,
(Hc
opcraliiH
J1
:
pert
imd
tenia
ills
it
i
fire
(or
put:;
View.
important
looil
resource.
It
SWAP
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
FOR
EXCHANGE
1
have
a
FOR
KALE
and
chair.
Pi-ace.
-
Bed
Vhesterfiekl
$30.00,
1425
Piggolt
(40pi
ml
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
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P.O.
Box
520
330
.Second
AveniiT',
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
MARGARET
MeLEOI)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
iTONF,
BUILDING
FOR
SALE
Gurdies
bl'k.s.
I'l'os.--drive,
floats,
leads
$2:.I)
(I0.
Ptione
Red
500.
(40p)
confirms
our
basic
belief,
and
I
feel
sure
it
i.s
a
belief
shared
by
the
government,
that
power
ami
fisheries
can
exist
and
develop
together
and
that
there
is
no
need
to
sacrifice
one
for
the
other."
Mr.
Rosenberg
noted
that
local
officials
of
the
Aluminum
Company
have
shown
a
willingness
to
co-operate
with
fisher
sion,
villi
Hie
eneniv
armies
close
to
the
Maine,
the
little
red
L.xi-caivs
drove
reinforcemvnts
to
the
battle.
In
the
Second
World
War,
Pari?
was
a
sullen,
defeated
city,
until
the
day
of
liberation,
August
2?,
1044.
i
Now,
with
conditions
almost
normal,
Parisians
are
worried
I
ti
lt
anot
her
war
may
make
a
new
page
In
their
city's
stormy
history
But
celebration
p
1
a
n
s
are
Kohif?
ahead,
Fcles.
pageants,
balls
.illuminations
are
"all
being
I
prenared
FOI!
KALE
-
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware
and
clothing
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
B
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave.
W.
furnished,
tour-room
bungalow
in
North
Vancouver
hich
I
would
like
lo
exchange
for
a
similar
home,
or
larsicr
in
Prince
Rupert.
House
is
42
bv
32
Willi
full
basement
and
furnace,
and
is
located
on
n
large
corner
lot
in
a
convenient
district.
II
Is
close
to
Park
Roval
chopping
centre
and
m-ter-cilv
buses.
Ioirge
living
room
includes
a
fireplace.
House
i.s
newlv
decorated,
inside
and
out.
and
of
solid
construction
For
further
inltir-malion,
please
phone
748.
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in
Terrace
rent,
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si
eel.
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ineiit
ma
MelulS
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ciei'K
for
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Ihiililiug
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
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Box
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P.O.
BOX
1184
FOR
SALE
7-lioli.se
console
Blue
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'
P.EAUTY
SHOP
rermanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
-4th
.Street.
Phone
OSS
FOR
SALE
-Hclntman
niano
in
gtHid
condition.
Phone
Black
104
(eves.).
(3!lpl
FOR
SALE
We
have
a
few
pieces
of
custom
made
furniture
for
sale
at.
bargain
prices.
ies
scientists
for
the
good
of
the
province,
and
he
hoped
that
there
would
be
fuller
co-operation
and
greater
harmony
in
the
inure.
IN
til
l
SNKI.
AREA
Mr.
Rosenberg
referred
also
to
the
current
proposal
for
Ihe
development
of
power
in
the
Ques-nel
area.
"Here
we
are
concerned
with
potentially
the
most
important
run
of
soekeye
in
the
whole
Eraser
watershed."
he
said,
"and
here,
too,
fortunately,
a
solution
can
be
found.
Power
!s
needed
for
the
development
of
this
rich
and
important
area
of
the
province,
and
enough
power
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