Tuesday.
March
11
1933
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
SIX
PIONEERS
I
District
News
MJTM
rTOfTfrrYliH-niTTTn
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
ANNUAL
CELEBRATE
AND
WEDNESDAY
REMO
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
9
p.m.
Twentieth
Anniversary
of
Incorporation
Marked
With
Success
'
Charles
Wilkinson
of
Salvus
ful,
Social(Affair
spent
the
week-end
in
Remo
visiting'
h(4'
parents,
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
S.
WILLIAM
HOYI)
IN
Our
big
shoe
sale
is
going
strong.
We
arc
selling
many
lines
away
below
cost
prices.
Easter
is
around
the
corner.
You
should
take
advantage
of
the
many
bargains
wc
arc
offering.
SPECIAL
MEN'SSHOES
Ladies'
Astoria
Shoes,
Brown
Ox-
Hand
Made
Waterproof
Work
Boots
fords,
Mannish
walking
Heels.
Re-
Panco
SoleSf
Rubber
Heels,
gular
$10.
Sale
Price
$5.95
Sale
Price
$4.85
BUY
NOW
AND
SAVE
McARTHUR'S
SHOE
STORE
1x6
No.
1
Spruce
Shiplap
$23.00
1x10
No.
1
Spruce
Shiplap
$25.00
lxG
No.
2
Spruce
Shiplap
$20.00
1x10
No.
2
Spruce
Shiplap
$22.00
2x4
and
2x6,
8
to
14',
S4S,
No.
1
Common.
.
.
$25.00
2x4
and
2x6,
to
14',
S4S,
No.
2
Common.
.
.
.$22.00
Kiln
Dried
Flooring,
Ceiling
and
Finish,
Mouldings
Lath,
Shingles,
Doors,
Windows,
Etc.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
COMPANY,
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
Sawmill
and
Head
Office,
Seal
Cove,
Telephone,
361
Retail
Yard,
Cow
bay,
Telephone
423
Specials
2
Pts.
Robin
Hood
Cake
Flour
&
1
glass
mixing
bowl
all
for
85c
Eggs,
Fresh
Seconds,
3
doz.
for
$1.00
Malkin's
Tea,
2
lbs.
for
$145
Malkln's
Coffee,
2
lbs.
for
$1.25
North-West
Fancy
Biscuits,
3
lbs.
for
,
-
95c
,
Aunt
Dinah
Molasses,'
2
tin
23c
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
9
tins
for
$l!ob
Corn
Flakes,
per
pkt
10c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
18
AND
84
P.
O.
Box
575.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
11,
1910
Fireside
Cliib
Holds
Meeting
Miss
Catherine
Mussallem's
Group
program
'
v.imi...
k
dancing
.exhibitions
by
nu
..
v..u.
,vu
,
Jll
lJlAlgC
M9t
ilIUl
Willi
Melvin
Dafoe
In
Chair
,
The
meeting
of
the
Fireside
Club
of
First
Baptist
Church
last
night
was
ln
charge
of
Miss
Catherine
Mussallem's
group
and
Melvin
R.
Dafoe
was
in
the
chair.
The
open-ling
devotional
ceremonies
were
conducted
by
Miss
Catherine
Mus-callcm
after
which
Miss
Aletta
Mc-Kinley
gave
an
enjoyable
piano
I
solo.
Interesting
papers
on
the
Bolivian
mlsalon
field
were
read
by
Miss
Catherine
Mussatlem
and
M.
R.
Dafoe.
At
the
close
of
the
evening's
pro-.
ceedlngs,
refreshments
were
served.
There
was
a
fair
attendance.
-i
;-r
'
t
1
4
!
Man
in
the
Moon
I
'
,i
U
Instead
of
learning
where
Salt!
Lakfi
City
U
on
the
map
chudrerfl
now
learn
where
It
is
on
the
radio
dial
Are
you
looking
for
something
in
men's
wear?"
said
the
police
shopwalker
to
a
harassed-looklrfg
pncMmop
tn
a
K
I
tr
t
t
nra
VUMW4.lv.
.1.
b
VVU1V.
.
"Certainly
not,"
was
the
hasy
reply.
"I'm
looking
for
something
ln
women's
attire.
I've
lost
my
wife.
J
Playing
one
of
those
old-fashioned
games
with
forfeits,
and
the
girl
had
been
ordered
to
give
the
young
man
ten
kisses.
I
"Let's
see,"
said
Jessie,
pausing
for
breath,
"that's
seven,
Isn't
it?"
i
"Only
six,"
corrected
Freddie.
"Seven,
I
think."
"No.
six."
"Seven
I"
"Six!"
"Look
here,''
said
the
girl,
wearily,
"sooner
than
have
any
argument,
we
had
better
start
all
over
again."
!
"If
you
haven't
a
ticket
for
this
An
expedition
Is
being
organised
m'U
'
ne'"
a,d
In
Seattle
by
an
expert
diver
to;"""
uia"
"
c
Me
u"r;
.h
T.iri.r
hiv,
dr
I
won't,"
said
the
irate
fe
!
male-
"ll0W
ld
,S
he?"
QUlred
nb
tn
r.
an
In
59(1
faf
hnm.
thc
door.
"Ask
him
of
water
In
Stephens
Passage
neari"115
ma,n
tat
1
yuwtfX
never
saw
him
before"
Juneau
while
bound
for
Seattle
with
$2,000,000
worth
of.Klondyke
gold
in
her
strong
box.
cipt.
Weldlngof.the
Seat?f6
ffsh-
returned
the
I.
F.
ing
steamer
Welding
Bros,
reports
seem
to
be
finding
a
new
reef
far
to
the
south
here.
of
the
rocky
ledges
which
extend
from
Cape
St.
James
at
the
south
end
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Dominion
government
it
Is
expected,
complete
the
will,
ap.
Prlnrp
Rnnprt
U
nrpttv
wpll
r.
'i
'
i
KanlzedrAU
thccltv
needs
is
a
tlv
it
.
.
.
....
.
lhg
club
to
complete
the
list.
There
plenty
of
high
flyers
"The
country
produces
great
men."
Yes,
so
does
the
maternity
ward.
Maii
can
dd
many
things
but
he
proach
to
the
Stewart
wharf
about
Ican't
undress
by
Just
bending
over
The
twentieth
1
anniversary
of
Prince
Rupert's
incorporation
was
Tuesday
is
a
popular
nay
iut
celebrated
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Remo
citizens
to
visit
Terrace,
sev-
Pioneers'
Association
last
night
eral
going
up
to
attend
the
weekly
with
a
highly
successful
card
party
practice
dances
held
in
Terrace,
and
dance
in
the
Moose
Hall.
The
-
-Messrs.
Dougert
and
Goneau
of
attendance
far
exceeded
expecta-
Terrace
were
in
Remo
from
Tnurs-
tlons
as
some
three
hundred,
per-
sons
were
present.
Newer
comers
to
clay
to
Saturday
loosing
over
some
the
city
Joined
with
the
old
timers
poie
umoer.
tn
snitahlv
celebrate
the
occasion
'
and
in
many
ways
it
was
an
out-'
Charles
E.
Lihdstrom,
who
has
standing
affair.
;been
ln
Remo
during
the
winter
nynrlMnne
nf
hn
half
wrrft
-fefl-
.
months
returned
to
dlscome
on
tured
by
banners
bearing
the
le-
Saturday's
train.
gend
which
the
association
has
ad-:
opted:
"We're
Here
Because
We're
Here."
TFRRAl
F
The
proceedings
opened
with
vi
playing
of
cards
and.
from
fifty
or
j
more
tables,
prize-winners
were:
Miss
Irene
Detlnger
went
intr
Bridge
Ladles!
first,
Mrs.
George
Prince
Rupert
Sunday.
Frlzzcll;
second,
Mrs.
W.
M.
Brown;
men's
first,
A.
A.
Connon;
second,
Frank
Phlscator,
from
Seattle,
A.
Ivarson.
(arrived
back
in
Terrace
Saturday
Whist
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.-
JacJ:
after
two
years'
absence.
Christiansen;
second,
Mrs.
A
i
Mar-1
tlnson;
men's
first
S.
Turner;
sec-j
A
number
of
ladle
from
Pacific
ond,
Gub
Stromdahl..
I
were
in
town
onThursday.
The
lucky
admission
ticket
was,
i.
,u
,
-
Nc.
85
which
was
held
by
George
The
position
of
assistant
C.N.R
Gcddes
who
carried
off
a
$5
gold
apertt
has
been
it-stbllhed
here
piece.
i
T-
E.
Brocks
tfa
re-appointed,
but
During
the
serving
of
relresn-jhe
is
unable
to
assume
his
dqtles
mcnts,
there
was
an
enjoyable
pro-
j
on
account
of
illness.
gram
of
music
and
novelties.
Misses
Beryl
Birch
and
Adelia
Thur-ber,
ln
quaint
costumes,
gave
a
delightful
little
sketch
from
"The
School
for
Scandal"
Mrs.
Jarvls
II.
j
McLeod
sang
ln
her
usual
sweet'
The
Terrace
Hospital
Board
met
voice
"My
Wild
Irish
Rose"
and
on
Friday
afternoon
to
discuss
th
"She
Loves
Me
So,"
with
Mrs.
C.
E.
possibility
of
securing
a
suitable
Cullfn
accompanying.
Comic
songs
home
and
house
for
hospital
u
by
J.
Melville,
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
:
Efforts
are
also
being
made
to
get
as
accompanist,
proved
very
enter-:
another
doctor
to
take
the
plaee
talnlng.
The
final
number
on
the,
of
Dr.
Brummltt.
consisted
of
several
pretty
;
pupils
of
MlssapCfai.,'
,
"
Bjf
the
Jtlme,
the
qaasfe
started,
the.'firowd
hatf
swelled
conslcferaDty
Prosecution
Evidence
and
Some
De
fense
Testimony
Heard
Yesterday
Robert
Atkinson
spent
a
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert
last
week,
returning
Saturday.
BURNS
LAKE
and
the-
spacious
floor
was
well
1
The
Burns
Lake
and
District
nigh
covered.
Tnnesome
music'
was
Board
of
Trade
has
elected
offtceis
played
by
the
Premier
Orchestra
for
1930
as
follows:
president,
A.
M.
and
dancing
kept
up
until
2
ajn.j
Ruddy;
vice-president,
M.
F.
in
full
swing.
Nourse;
secretary,
C.
R.
McLeod;
Gillls
Royer
was
master
of
cere-
councillors,
A.
R.
Drown,
Phil
B
run-
monies
for
whist,
,Q.
W.
Johnstone
ell,
T.
Radley,
Dr.
T.
C.
Holmes,
SW-rojf.brldgeand
Fred
Wesch
for
the
ney
Godwin,
11.
J.
Jewell,
II.
T.
dance,..,,
"...
.,
'
iNlcholls
and
P.
V.
Tallon.
venee
Jpr
the,
whole
alralr.
-
1
Bill
Watson,
who
located
near
Miss
E.
M.
Earle
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
the
west
end
ol
Francois
Lake
Galland
were
members
of
the
re-
nearly
thirty
years
ago
and
estab
ception
committee.
;
llshed
there
a
beautiful
farm,
cele
The
committee
ln
charge
of
re-
bra
ted
his
ninetieth
birthday
on
freshmcnta
consisted
of
Mrs.
Jas-
Saturday.
'lie
is
still
hale
and
Morrison,
Mrs.
II.
B.
Eastman,
Mrs.
hearty.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson,
Mrs.
N.
Mus3allcm
anil
Mrs.
J.
M.
Vie-.
A
whist
drive
and
dance
was
reck.
held
on
Tuesday
nlfht
at
South
The
men's
committee
comprised
bank
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Johnstone,
president
of
the
Hunter
ln
honor
of
Mrs.
Howard
Pioneers'
Association,
A.
O.
Franks,
Prlngle,
wno
is
leaving
tnoruy
for
secretary.
P.
W.
Anderson,
F.
W.
the
south.
Prtie-wlnnen
were
Miss
Hart.
Fred
Wesch.
H.
B.
Eastman.
Gladys
Keefe.
Mrs.
Hume
Linton.
J.
G.
Vlereck,
J.
E.
Jack.
John
P-
V.
Tallon
and
P.
L.
Mulvllle.
Murray.
W.
J.
Thomas,
Gillls
Roy-
er
and
Jack
Cobb.
SK0G
CASE
ADJOURNED
GAY
NOTE
IN
STYLES
Chiffon
Lace
and
Tulle
Arc
Spring
Edict
of
Paris
PAI1IS,
March
11:
Paris
spring
styles
for
evening
hours
strike
the
ladles-be-gay
note.
"If,"
says
Paris,
"life
Is
real
and
life
Is
earnest,
put
on
your
femln
Hearing
of
crown
evidence
was
inc
frippery
at
night
and
forget
It."
completed
yesterday
afternoon
be-
Feminine
frippery
naturally
sug-
fore
Stipendiary
Magistrate
II.
F.
gests
frailty.
Chiffon
lace
and
tulle
McLeod
ln
the
case
of
Ole
Skog,
arc
In
ascendency
with
rich
stain-charged
with
flshhig
for
herring
ed-metal
brocaded
chiffon
and
gay
within
the
prohibited
area
at
printed
taffeta
much
in
evidence.
Pearl
Harbor
without
permission
of
Ankles
are
definitely
in
eclipse.
the
fisheries
inspector,
and,
after
Even
toes
disappear
occasionally
two
defence
witnesses
had
been
behind
swirls
of
wide
chiffon
panels
heard,
the
hearing
was
adjourned
which
trail
and
hemlines
which
until
tomorrow
afternoon
when
only
manage
to
clear
the
floor
by
Skog
himself
and
probably
other
a
whisper.
defence
witnesses
will
take
the
Spring
evening
silhouettes
are
stand.
stralghter
than
those
of
winter,
Witnesses
for
the
prosecution
with
soft
draping
around
the
waist-yesterday
were
James
Mclvor,
cap-
line,
or
softening
capes
of
boleros
tain
of
the
patrol
boat
Rlvldls,
which
make
normal
waistlines
less
which
took
Skog
and
his
boat,
the
difficult
to
wear.
Frrdella.
Into
rnstndv:
M.
A.
Carrl-
'
L&nce.
and
dinner
dresses
con
eron,
engineer,
and
W.
E.
Bailey,
a
tl'riue
to'siiow
exaggerated-
decol-member
of
the
crew
of
the
Rlvldls;
1
Iettes,
some
of
the
prettiest
being
James
Boyd,
acting
Inspector
of
literally
.
backless
to
the
waistline,
fisheries,
and
James
Strachan,
except
for
miniature
shoulder
capes
fisheries
officer.
Witnesses
for
the
which
split
up
the
centre,
defence
heard
yesterday
were
O.
There
are
decollette
evening
Welle
and
K.
Slatia,
members
of
wraps
as
well,
with
adjustable
col-the
crew
of
the
defendant's
boat,
lars
which
can
be'
worn
exposing
E.
F.
Jones
is
prosecuting
the
bare
shoulders
or
draped
around
case
on
behalf
of
Jhe
fisheries
de-
the
neck.
partment
while
Milton
Gonzales
Is
Evening
wraps
nearly
all
are
hip
acting
as
defence
counsel.
length.
Evening
ensembles
of
prin-
"The
Flying
Fool"
Love,
Adventure
and
Daredevil
Flying
All-Talking
Comedy
"Big
Time
Charley"
Novelty
"Rudy
Vallec"
Paramount
Sound
News
Admission,
20c
and
65c
11
.
HI2XXESSY
KRANDY
IS
A
SAFE
STIMULANT
EX
ALL
EMERGENCIES.
KEEl
IT
ILVNDY,
BOTTLED
AT
COGNAC,
FRANCE
0
I'll
i
mlv
rliheiiiRnt
is
not
mhli-lieo
ur
display
td
by
l.niiirr
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
(loverriuient
ol
Hrhlh
Vunr,hii
nil
the
If
You
Are
Considering
An
Automobile
The
following
arc
a
few
concrete
reasons
why
people
TURN
TO
CHEVROLET
The
sensationally
low
price.
The
appearance,
durability
and
comfort
of
the
car.
The
economical
operating
cost.
There
is
always
a
good
resale
valuo
for
a
Chevrolet.
Chevrolet
is
the
chief
competitor
of
cars
priced
two
and
three
hundred
dollars
higher.
The
safety
and
ease
of
driving
makes
tho
Chevrolet
a
favorite
with
ladies.
NO
OBLIGATION
ATTACHED
TO
A
DEMONSTRATION
ROSS
&
MOORE
LTD.
.
Chevrolet
Dealers
'
Phone
52
ted
chiffon,
with
fur
lined
cape-Jackets
to
match,
are
new.
The
same
Idea
is
carried
out
ln
lace
or
satin.
Colored
long
gloves
are
widely
shown
and
dressmakers
place
Insistence
on
Jewelry.
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
Mrs.
K.
4.
Blrnle;
who
has
been
a
visitor
In
the
city
for
the
P:ist
week,
will
return
by
tomorrow
morning's
train
to
her
home
in
Smlthcrs.