PAGE
FOUH
WATTS'
FOOD
SPECIALS
For
the
Week-End
AUSTRALIAN
PINEAPPLE
Sliced
or
Crushed
9ft
P
aJV
per
No.
2
tin
PEACHES
Halves,
largest
Olp
tins,
per
tin
ORANGES
Nice
size,
sweet
Si
juicy
2L
30c
L
86c
KELLOGQ'S
ALL
BRAN
f
AXK,
p
per
pkg
FLOUR
Royal
House-
Q-J
OC
hold,
per
4B-lb.
sack
SWEET
PICKLES
OVK,
Qflf
Happyvale,
32-os.
per
Jar
BAKING
POWDER
Magic
OAK,
OOp
12-oz.
tins,
per
tin
SOCKEYE
SALMON
Horseshoe
Brand,
No.
1
tall
tins
OIK,
Q
1
p
per
tin
PERFECTION
BROOMS
OVK,
Crtp
Heavy,
5-string.
each
GRAPEFRUIT
MARMALADE
Nabob,
32-oz.
jars
O
A
p
each
ttJ,
SPLIT
PEAS
nrn
4
lbs
TOILET
TISSUE
9
1
6
roll
AXK,
FAIRSEX
TOILET
SOAP
Ap
(limit
6
bars',
per
bar
KING
OSCAR
SARDINES
4
Adi'
Op
per
tin
NABOB
TEA
diln
JK'
per
lb
SUPREME
COFFEE-
Locally
QQp
OUK,
Packed,
per
i-lb.
okg.
RED
PITTED
CHERRIES
ICp
lol
No.
2
tall
tins,
per
tin
ASHCROFT
POTATOES
Cp
25
lbs
lOK,
sSk
$1.65
SWEET
POTATOES
OQr
4
lbs
HOTHOUSE
RHUBARB
Qp
per
lb
CALIFORNIA
LETTUCE
Qp
per
head
Watts'
Grocery
I'HQNE
55
PHONE
5"
THE
BEST
FOR
LESS"
FOR
SALE
Fresh
Fish
Daily
Aboard
Helen
II
Cow
Bay
Twenty
years
in
the
one
store
shoetnaking
and
repairing
merits
your
confidence,
and
we
solicit
a
continuance
of
your
patronage
in
our
new
store.
xM.
MacAKTHUR
Third
Are.
Next
Federal
Blk.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
alto
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
i
Prince
Itupcrt
Feed
Co.
58
rhones
558
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessel
Iron
and
Ilrsss
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50taa
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
anc
MlnlngMachlnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
CONCERT
WAS
FINE
Second
Event
Given
by
Philharmonic
Society
Proved
Very
Enjoyable
Last
Night
Under
the
capable
baton
of
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
conductor,
the
Prince
Rupert
Philharmonic
Society
gave
the
second
of
this
season's
series
of
concerts
in
the
United
Church
before
a
large
and
appreciative
audience
last
evening.
Consisting
of
a
varied
selection
of
carols,
folk
songs,
anthems
and
negro
spirituals
.the
program
was
rendered
with
a
precision
of
rhythm
nd
a
tone
quality
denoting
talent
and
effort
on
the
part
of
both
conductor
and
members.
Features
of
the
evening
were
a
sympathetic
rendition
of
Dale's
"Before
the
Paling
of
the
Stars."
rich
with
eastern
symbolism
and
mystery,
in
which
C.
H.
Balagno
at
the
piano
had
an
opportunity
to
display
his
masterful
technique;
song
picture
of
an
indignant
lady
robbed
of
her
sweetheart,
"You
Stole
My
Love."
by
the
ladles'
chorus,
an
dthe
old
negro
favorite
"Kentucky
Babe"
(Slebeli
by
the
male
voices,
a
light,
rollicking
but
haunting
melody.
"Autumn
(Gretchaninoov),
a
traphlc
portrayal
of
the
falling
leaves
in
a
great
forest
displayed
a
rapacity
for
tonal
effects
which
'he
organization
possesses,
and
the
raditlonal
setting
of
the
old
German
carol
"Stille
Nacht"
was
iweetly
and
tunefully
executed,
as
.vas
the
English
setting
of
"Come
et
Us
All
Sweet
Carols
Sing."
"Nymphs
and
Shepherds"
'Pur-ell
.
a
joyous
invitation
to
pastoral
pleasures
and
"Steal
Away"
"Bur-'.eighi.
gave
the
conductor
scope
:n
volume
control,
which
was
skillfully
availed
of.
Marked
by
a
sure
'ouch
and
clean
bowing
a
group
l
cur
violin
solos
were
executed
by
A.
C.
Cameron,
and
were
much
enjoyed
Among
ihese
were
"Walze
from
Faust"
tGpunod,
"Taren-tella"
'Drdla)
-Tftptf
"Ave
Marie"
Schubert
t.
Miss
Jean
Rowson
.'sweetly
sang
"The
Lute
in
the
Grass''.
and
"I
Love
the
Moon."
and;
two
quartets
composed
of
Mrs.
Lirge
and
Mrs.
Webber
and
Messrs.
Large
and
Davy,
and
Mrs.
Miller
and
Mrs.
Brocklesby
and
Messrs.
Hunter
and
Whiteside
sang
"Salve
Regin.
Wadldngton)
and
"The
Old
Walts
Carols"
i
Traditional),
respectively.
Other
choral-
items
were
"Fum.
Fum.Fum,"
(Shcindlert
and
"Oloria
in
Excels
Is"
from
Moaart's
"Twelfth
Mass."
Members
of
the
Second
Prince
Rupert
Rover
Scout
crew,
under
Rover
Mate
Wllltseroft,
.
acted
as
ushers.
The
earols
were
accompanied
on
the
organ
by
Peter
Lien.
ON.K-
TRAINS
For
the
East
Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
9:30
pm
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
pjn
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Weather
Report
For
Last
Month
The
weather
report
for
the
month
of
January,
1933
is
as
follows:
Highest
barometer
reading,
30.49,
January
10.
Lowest
barometer
reading,
28.71,
January
24.
Highest
temperature,
46,
January
12.
Lowest
temperature,
21,
January
21.
Mean
temperature,
34.3.
Precipitation.
9.8
Inches.
Sunshine.
21.8
hours.
Snow.
23.7
inches
Phone
953
Phone
95J
De
Jon
IgS
Cash
and
Carry
Specials
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Aylmer
Corn
21c
2
tins
for
,
Puffed
Rl
15c
per
pkg.
Nabob
Tea
38c
per
i-lb.
pkg.
.
Lifebuoy
Soap
20c
3
cakes
foe
Toilet
Tissue
17c
5
rolls
for
Malkin's
Best
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
per
1-lb.
pkg.
15c
Quaker
Cracktls
lie
per
pkg.
Pea
Soup
In
large
family
4
1
siae
tins,
each
V.
C.
Plneapple-llcd
2s
-f
Qp
per
tin
Happyvale
Sweet
or'sour
Mustard
pickles
VXX,
per
quart
Nabob
Red
Plums
T
KSvSS
-.
...
llC
Campbell's
Soup
Assorted
1
1
XXK,
per
tin
'
Rd
Arrow
Honey
Graham
AXK,
Ol
p
Wafers,
per
pkg.
Malko
Fancy
Table
Syrup
4
"I
p
Lux
Flakes
25c
3
pkgs.
for
Fry's
Cocoa
22c
per
'
j-lb.
tin
'.
Red
Arrow
Chocolate
27c
Eclairs,
per
lb.
Fels
Naptha
Soap
7c
per
bar
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DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
February
2
UNEMPLOYED
IN
CONCLAVE
Number
of
Subjects
Discussed
at
Meeting
Including
Recent
Meeting
of
City
Council
Collection-Taken
for
Murphy
At
the
weekly
meeting
of
the
unemployed
in
the
C.L.D.L.
Hall
last
night
there
was
a
large
attch-
dance,
C.
Chay.nan
presiding.
The
chairman
in
his
opening
remarks
paid
tribute
to
the
memory
of
Tony
Borlan,
a
fellow
worker,
and
sked
that
the
unemployed
pay
their
last
respects
by
atten-
dance
at
the
funeral.
t
Several
who
looked
on
at
the
proceedings
of
the
City
Council
expressed
their
opinion
of
same,1
and
It
was
regretfully
admitted,
that
no
assistance
need
be
looked
for
from
the
new
council,
who
I
were
more
concerned
with
keeping
i
down
taxation
in
the
interests
of
ratepayers
than
actuated
by
hu
manitarian
considerations.
It
was
a
paradox
that
many
who
had
vo-the
the
new
council
into
office
tn
save
their
homes
now
looked
for
means
to
save
their'
families.
A
motion
was
passed
that
a
protest
be
made
to
the
City
Council,
couched
in
the
strongest
possible
terms,
against
their
policy
of
insisting
on
a
mortgage
from
those
who
happen
to
own
their
homes
but
have
been
forced
by
circumstances
beyond
their
control
to
apply
for
relief.
The
proceedings
of
the
council
will
be
watched
with
great
inter
est
In
future
by
this
association.
Another
motion
pasted
was
that
this
meeting
express
its
apprecia
tion
to
.Aldermen
Casey.
Ruoder-
ham,
Black
and
Pillsbury
for
the
stand
they
made
on
behalf
of
the
workers.
The
situation
at
Any
ox
was
briefly
opined
the
explottaUor
t
the
workers
culminating
in
the
present
strike.
The
point
was
ta
ken
that
the
cost
of
the
police
ex-ptdtttonaB
force
to
Anyox
to
intimidate
strikers
on
behalf
of
j
orporaiion
would
keep
several
families
in
comfortable
circumstances
foj
a
month.
A
statement
comparing
costs
of
rommodt&g
between
this
city
and
Vancouver
will
be
prepared
ir
jroof
that
111
ng
expenses
arc
higher
here,
while
relief
allowan
sea
are
the
same.
A
coUectien
was
taken
up
t
Comrade
Murphy
now
In
the
ltx-u
ells
awbAjAg.
deportation,
and
thr
sum
of
.JJ
3.00
was
realized
Thi
was
to
cftimy
his
personal
expenses
en
rout.
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
4
chased
at
1
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
Granville
St,
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
George,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
General
Store,
Anyox
8mlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
ers.
BC.
want
the
pouice
statiom.
IHEV.'
rV'
Stock
Market
Was
Depressed
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
2:
Ruthless
slashing
of
dividends
by
a
number
of
the
big
corporations
had
the
effect
of
depressing
the
stock
market
yesterday
and
causing
many
to
sell.
Over
a
million
shares
changed
hands
and
many
of
them
were
down
several
points.
Bonds
held
firm.
Wheat
and
cotton
lost
slightly
A
Promise
or
a
Threat
Week-End
Specials
Granulated
Sugar
45c
limit
10
lbs.
i.
10
lbs.
for
Eggs
Fresh
Extras
70c
In
cartons,
3
doz
Swift's
Back
Bacon
-
15c
Sliced,
per
lb.
Red
Arrow
Crackers-
20c
large
pkg.
Malkin's
Best
ORANGE
MARMALADE
2j-Ib.
jar
IB
35c
Sugar
Crisp
CORN
FLAKES
3
pkgs.
25c
Jrestwood
Creamery
Butter
HEZri
tOK
i-lb.
brick
Smyrna
Table
Figs
15ci
per
lb.
Ikln's
Best
PEAS.
Sis
2
per
tm
15c
White
8pring
Salmon
S
1-lb.
tins
25c
Fresh
Navel
Orange
95c
S
dot.
Nabob
Coffee-
40c
1-lb
tin
Malktn
s
Best
SPICE8
3
tins
25c
Ruftat
Worcester
Sauce
per
bottle
15c
P
St
O
White
Naptoa
Soap
25(J
Swift's
Cliis-Hir
Cleanwr
OIr
40L
3
tins
Alberta
Market
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Your
Order
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50c
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have
an
order
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ten
thousand
raw
skin
of
all
kinds
of
tan
which
I
am
prepared
to
purchase
for
a
big
fur
manufjiiurinj
houne.
I
am
prepared
to
pay
hither
prices
than
anyone
for
the
fan
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of
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Kkk
Coals,
per
ton
$11,00
&
Mlfo
(Not
Nut
Coal)
Lump
Coal,
per
Ion
Slljti
Loose
Coal,
SI.
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per
ton
less
All
Coals
are
in
a
dry
shed.
Don't
buy
water,
buy
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