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SIX
YOUR
CHOICE
of
(he
Largest
Slock
of
Good
Used
Cars
In
the
City
at
Prices
LOWER
Than
Anywhere
in
B.
C.
All
Cars
Guaranteed
Boat
Engines
and
Motor
Boats
For
Sale
HAS
COAL
Bay
the
real'
Coal
our
famous
Ed
son
and
Cassldy-Wr
Din
Eton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay.
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
I'llONES
58
AND
558
Kaien
Motors
Ltd.
Phone
52
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
CO,
II
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SHE
Mr
BOV
IflL?
Remember
Bovril
strengthens
you
against
the
risk
of
colds,
chills
and
influenza.
M
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
S
KEEN
A
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
RECONCILE
VILLAGES
Indians
of
New
Metlakatla,
Metla-katla
and
Kitkatla
Agree
to
Bury
Old
Differences
Progress
Is
being
made
in
efforts
of
the
natives
of
New
Metlakatla,
Alaska,
to
effect
a
reconciliation
with
those
of
Metlakatla,
B.C..
and
KitkaUa.
The
recent
visit
of
four
representatives
from
St
Elizabeth's
Church,
Ketchikan,
to
the
church
people
of
Metlakatla
was
part
of
the
effect
to
bring
about
this
reconciliation.
Those
who
know
the
early
tory
of
the
Church
of
England
Missions
on
the
Northern
British
Co
lumbia
coast
will
remember
that
in
those
early
days
there
were
serious
divisions
of
opinions
between
the
founder
of
the
mission,
William
Duncan,
and
the
authorities
of
the
Missionary
Society
which
sent
him
to
this
field
of
service.
The
result
It's
got
to
be
good
to
be
ADVERTISED
READ
THE
GROCERY
ADS
TODAY
All
the
king's
horses
...
and
all
the
king's
men
can't
make
a
success
out
of
a
bad
product.
No
amount
of
advertising
will
create
a
market
for
it.
The
more
it's
advertised,
the
more
its
defects
become
known.
A
Good
Product
Well
Advertised
grows
as
swiftly
and
naturally
as
a
healthy
plant.
People
try
it
and
like
it.
They
tell
others.
They
like
it.
Soon
that
product
is
found
everywhere
.
.
.
and
its
name,
spread
abroad
by
advertising,
is
on
every
tongue.
When
you
see
something
widely
and
consistently
advertised,
you
can
be
pretty
sure
it's
well
worth
havirig.
If
it
weren't
.
.
.
i'f
it
didn't
represent
an
honest
and
worthy
value
.
.
.
the
maker
couldn't
afford
to
advertise
it.
Look
Over
the
Advertisements
in
this
Paper
..ffi'-SQigeoff
an
are
ent
bese
names
ypu
know.
Others,
perhaps,
are
newcomers,
titled
toVotir
trust
.
.j
all
are
here
because
thev
have
potential
friends
bringing
some
new
comfort
or
convenience.
But
something
real
to
contribute
to
your
advantage
.
.
.
your
service
.
.
.
your
happiness.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TELEPHONE
98
TEX
DAILY
WBVn
Februaq
Models
on
Principle
of
Bird
Flight
.
--
-
.if"
-
vjfi-
J.
H.
Montgomery
of
Loo
Ange'cs.
after
year
f
s:udy
o!
bin!
flight,
has
built
model
planes
on
the
same
principle
By
specul
permission
of
tht
copyright
owners"
to
express
its
sincere
sorrow
and
contrition
for
this
long-standing
of
these
differences
was
the
with-1
separation
and
misunderstanding
drawal
of
Mr.
Duncan
and
a
large
I
in
the
tribe
and
its
willingness,
yea,
body
of
his
followers
from
Metla-1
eagerness
to
do
all
in
its
power
to
Katla
to
Annette
Island
in
Alaska,
the
work
at
Metlakatla
being
con
tinued
under
Bishop
Ridley.
Father
Duncan
as
he
was
familiarly
called.
established
himself
and
followers
on
Annette
Island
calling
their
village
New
Metlakatla
and
his
or-1
aantzation
the
Christian
Church.
Of
recent
years
a
large
number
of
the
descendants
of
these
native;
have
desired
to
return
to
the
fold
of
their
mother
church.
There
has
been
erected
a
fine
church
building
in
Ketchikan
arid
a
progressive
congregation
is
connected
with
it.
For
some
time
this
congregation'
ha
desired
to
establish
friendly
re
lationships
with
the
people
of
their
mother
church
at
Old
Metlakatla
ind
this
was
brought
to
a
head
by
he
deputation
of
four
beaded
by
their
native
pastor,
the
Rev.
Paul
Mather.
This
deputation
was
rry-
ally
received
by
th"
church
people
of
Metla
katla.
They
were
enter
tained
by
every
organisation
in
the
church
and
village
and
the
visiting
deputation
provide!
a
fine
banquet
for
their
hosts.
During
these
festivities
the
Ketchikan
brethren
presented
from
their
people
of
jr.
Elizabeth
Church
the
following
resolutions:
Resolution
Presented
"Whereas,
we,
the
Tsunpsean
members
of
St.
Elizabeth's
Episcopal
Church
in
Ketchikan,
Alaska,
wish
to
be
reconciled
to
our
brother
members
of
the
Anglican
Church
in
Metlakatla,
B.O..
therefore,
be
it
resolved:
"1.
That
the
undersigned
com
mittee,
representing
the
communi
cants
of
St.
Elisabeth's
Church,
sends
cordial
greetings
and
felici
tations
and
heartfelt
gratitud?
to
the
members
of
your
community.
"2.
That
this
committee
wishes
terminate
this
unchristian
situation
as
soon
as
possible.
"3.
That
the
two
branches
must
ever
bear
in
mind
the
noble
soul,
leader
and
apostle.
Father
Duncan,
who
led
os
forth
from
darkness
into
light
in
order
that
we
may
see,
in
whom
and
by
whose
work
and
min
VALUATION
REDUCTIONS
istry,
we,
the
two
Anglican
bran-1
provemenU
but
made
no
change
in
ehes
of
the
tribe
have
a
common
1
assessments
on
land
Derating
con-
bond
and
a
common
Ideal.
He
was
j
5toraUon
of
the
whole
list
of
ap-
faithful
to
the
end.
and
when
our
peals.
The
session
yesterday
after-Heavenly
Father
took
him
from
us.!
now,
was
taken
up
entirely
with
our
hearts
turned
lovingly
back
to
'
the
hearing
of
appeals
entered
by
the
church
which
had
sent
him
to
ii
o.
Arnold
and
M.
M.
Stephens
us,
which
is
now
shepherding
us,
administering
the
sacraments
and
feeding
us
with
the
Word
of
Life.
"4.
That
this
same
church
of
which
we
are
both
members
should
bind
us
together,
heal
our
wounds,
cleanse
our
faults,
and
make
us
truly
one
In
heart,
soul,
and
life
In
Him.
who
is
the
Author
and
giver
court;
of
our
life.
"S.
That
'the
God
of
peace
may
nake
us
one,
that
His
Spirit
may
;uide
us
into
all
truth,
and
that
we
nay
work
and
pray
in
oneness
of
spirit
to
His
honor
and
praise.
"Paul
J.
Mather.
"Robert
Ridley.
"Walter
Calvert,
"Alex
F.
Guthrie-"
Message
in
Reply
In
return
the
Metlakatla
church
people
gave
-the
deputation
the
following
message
to
be
taken
back
to
the
church
people
at
Ketchikan:
"On
behalf
of
the
members
of
St.
Paul's
Church.
Metlakatla.
B.C.,
we
the
undersigned
leaders
extend
to
you
our
hearty
welcome
on
this
your
mission
of
reconciliation.
"We
Join
with
you
In
your
sorrow
and
contrition
for
our
long
past
separation
and
your
desire
to
termin-at
the
result
of
those
evil
days
which
occurred
in
the
first
days
of
the
church
at
Metlakatla,
B.C.
"We
do
not
forget
Father
Duncan
nor
Bishop
Ridley
and
others
who
were
pioneer
missionaries
among
us
Tstmpseans
and
who
opened
our
eyes
to
see
the
Light
of
the
Gospel
and
who
although
they
have
departed
to
Eternity
yet
speaketh.
"We
hereby
declare
that
the
church
people
of
Metlakatla,
B.C.
welcome
your
offer
of
reconciliation
and
pray
that
we
may
all
live
in
love
and
fellowship
until
we
gather
around
that
throne
where
only
love'
and
fellowship
can
enter.
"Signed
on
behalf
of
the
congre
gation
of
St,
Paul's
Qhurch,
Metlakatla.
B.C.
"Pete
Haldane,
"Wm.
M.
Leigh
ton.
"Geo.
Leighton,
"W.
J.
Robinson."
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
February
9,
1912
James
H.
Thompson
and
Aid.
L
Bullock-Webster
have
been
appoin
ted
police'
commissioners
for
the
year
by
the
provincial
government.
The
new
Isolation
hospital
at
Dlabv
Inland
has
now
been
com
pleted.
The
building
Is
now
ready
to
receive
the
furniture
which
has
been
purchased
in
Victoria.
CAPTAIN
TUFPER
IS
10VEI;IUGIN,1
Captain
James
M.
'WpelvTn
sector
of
Roval
Canadian
Moun
I
ted
Police,
who
was
recently
moved
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Edmonton
has
attain
been
moved
to
Reslna
Mrs.
TuDDer
and
family
expect
to
Join
him
there
within
a
month
or
two.
"5E-is
-Tv
.-ji
STSpi
itotfryrr
y
vrrsssy
-i:
t
on
behalf
of
numerous
individual:
property
owners
of
the
city.
Mr
!
Stephens'
list
of
appeals
had
not!
been
completed
when
the
session!
adjourned
until
tomorrow
morning
at
10
o'clock.
Following
were
among
the
reduc
tions
on
buildings
allowed
by
the
Lot
S.
block
32,
Mctkm
H
f
Artlm.
H.
Hale
i
from
$1030
to
)fM.
v
Lot
IS.
block
27.
section
-6
Dan
Archie
$1060
to
$900.
'
"
'
"
Lot
16,
block
27,
secttoir
5
Dau
Archie)
$1800
to
$1500.
Lot
19,
block
23.
section
S.
it..
Brooksbank)
$1100
to
$1000.
Lots
1
and
2.
block
32.
section
1
S.
J.
Jabouri
$500
to
$9,800.
Lot
14.
block
14.
section
7
(Wm
J.
King)
from
$1500
to
$1,000.
Lot
19,
Nock
28.
section
1
(Ed.
C
Kane)
from
$800
to
$400.
Lot
10.
block
11.
section
1
W.
J.
Alden
from
$1,900
to
$800.
Lot
26.
block
34;
section
1
f
W.
J
Alder)
from
$1,900
to
$1,000.
Lot
IS,
block
31.
section
5
(Yuen
Yen
Son)
from
$806
to
$500.
Lot
3.
Mock
18.
section
1
Ma",
Curtis
from
$3,000
to
$2,090.
Lot
10.
block
30.
section
1
Us
Curtis
from
$3
.000
to
$2,000
Lot
10.
block
20,
section
1
(Jas
Curtis
from
$3,000
to
$2,900.
Lot
39.
block
27.
section
1
(Clan
Duggan)
$1,000
vo
$800.
Lot
4.
block
6,
section
9
E
M
Kenneway)
from
$1,500
to
$1,300.
Lot
24.
block
34,
section
7
(Dan
Archie)
from
$3,000
to
$2,500.
Sound
travels
much
faster
through
warm
air
than
it
does
through
cold
air
Square
Deal
Meat
&
Fish
Market
Third
Avenue
1
Cauliflower
Rump
Roast
Beef,
5
lbs.
1
Cauliflower
Pork
Roast
per
lb.
Phone
958
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
&
Friday
Specials
Round
Steak
2
lbs
Loin
Lamb
Chops
2
lbs.
Pork
Steak.-
3
lbs.
Liver.
1
lb.
Bacon.
1
lb
Loin
Veal
Chops
2
lbs
Loin
Pork
Chops
per
lb.
Liver.
1
lb.
Onions.
3
lbs.
Shoulder
Lamb,
5
lbs
35c
45c
45c
25cj
45c
20c
25c
$1.00
$1.00
15c
Boiling
Fowl
-Local
killed
rn
per
lb.
DRAMA
IS
POWERFUL
"Ladies
of
the
Bit
House"
is
Heart-1
Appealing
Talking
Picture
,
"Ladles
of
the
Big
House,"
current
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
is
a
heart-appealing
story
bfa
girl
who
Is,
willing
to,
and
does,
make
nnv
sacrifice
to
Preserve
love.
fraught
.unjustly
with
her
man
in
the
tolls
of
the
law.
she
takes
desperate
chances
to
triumph
over
fateful
forces
which
are
pitted
against
her,
only
to
see
each
hope
i
for
success
go
glimmering
until
the
last
dramatic
climax
which
brings
all
to
a
sunshiny
conclusion,
j
As
implied
by
the
title,
a
penal
institution
makes
the
setting
for
a
good
deal
of
the
picture.
Those
who
Jsaw
and
liked
such
pictures
as
"City
j
Streets"
and
"Five
Star
Final"
will
i
appreciate
"Ladies
of
the
Big
j
House."
j
Leading
parts
are
taken
by
Sylvia
Sidney,
who
is
gaining
note
as
one
:
of
the
younger
dramatic
actresses.
jand
by
the
handsome
and
good;
natured
Oene
Raymond.
Wynne
j
Gibson.
Rockcllffe
Fellowes
and'
Civic
Court
of
Revkion
Cuts
Down.Purnell
Pratt
are
among
those
Building
Assessment
B.it
Leaves
j
playing
important
supporting
roles.
Property
in
Meantime
j
This
is
the
first
showing
in
Bri-
tish
Columbia
of
"Ladies
of
the
Big
The
civic
court
of
revision,
at
its
House."
which
only
recently
com-1
session
yesterday,
made
reductions
j
pteted
a
successful
run
in
one
of!
In
several
cases
on
value
of
im-
New
York's
largest
theatres.
iw
a
.
.
oiarnng
SYLvi.j
'I
r
1
H.mi
Monday
andTuJ
rwn
Dim
4UCSU
Future
start,
7
"Jl
A
FIRST
SHOWING
ft
Ladies
of
U
win
wrne
iiaxmontt
(iibson
and
a
wonderf,
See
the
boy
whowu
and
the
j;irl
Rho
quit,
fight
thru
to
hi,
A
Pa
amount
Pick
Comedr
TP
POPS
THE
DUI
Musical-
"jazz
niroRTtt
PARAMOrST
X
WedneMh
and
Thr
"ONCE
A
LADi
Telephone
Service
lo
Vancouver
Vict
ona
etc.
NOW
OPEN
It
is
now
possible
lo
telephone
from
Prince
Rupert
to
points
throughout
Canada
and
the
I
ruled
States.
Ask
the
operator
for
"Lonj;
Distance."
Rate
to
Vancouver
One
minute
Two
minutes
...
Three
minutes
Rale
to
Victoria-
one
minute
Two
minutes
...
Three
minutes
$3.00
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StJ5
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For
the
present
the
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of
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arc
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a.m.
to
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p.m.
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