Good
0',
4
1933.
ietWeddi
Chocolat
air
always
JONES'
imily
Meat
Market
25c
25c
50c
4
50c
12c
"25c
25c
20c
15c
15c
18c
tfOc
10c
10c
Phone
9.ri7
.
insr
Last
E
-
HI
I
I
HT
:
es
resi
Chocolates
deteriorate
with
age.
That'
I
wtiyeofjfe'
URc
to
us.
We
handle
the"6est
mike
lutf
sett
la
rge
x
s
ho
we
ate
continually
burning
ovH-e-eatck.
:.
is
ran
depend
on
always
getting
fresh
chocolate
lore
Me
Handle
Neilson
Varidfe'
Lines
,!!!)
some
very
nice
pit
boxes
and
also
Sfeppt
..
of
chocolates
la
one
of
the
most
acceptable
gifts
a
run
receive.
Tlvey
ean
always
be
given
without
Ormes
Ltd.
Jim
Pioneer
Druggists
(iMwaaanrKKmannaBan
BYLAW
TO
REGULATE
PARADING
Prrmhlon
Will
Have
to
be
Asked
Once
the
New
Regulation
it
Patted
by
Council
At
the
meeting
of
Use
city
eoun
il
bylaw
wa
introduced
and
j
-Ml
through
IU
early
sure
ptow
r.
,rsi
Ibr
the
regulating
oi
tr,-et
tra!
flc.
particularly
dentoiK
w:tri
ti.
regulation
of
crowds
or
parade
Alderman
Casey
complained
thii'
the
council
wa
ever
ready
to
p.iw
'waresslve
measurea
Ht
drew
at-!
lentton
to
the
fart
that
the
r.
ccnt
parades
bad
been
quite
orderly,
tan
had
led
to
any
dbiturbance.
rh
men
were
compelled
to
brine
titration
to
their
grievances
In
Alderman
Ruddarham
asked
who
aa
resacaalbtar
IliJotdd
Dk
to
know
why
the
Mtew
ftad
been
In
troduced
Aldnosaa
Kocheltr
said
he
was
me
of
those
respoiulble
for
the
ueaAure.
He
admitted
that
the
men
istd
been
orderly
so
far
in
thU
city
but
pointed
to
a
case
In
Vancouver
where
one
ended
in
a
riot.
This
city
should
be
on
the
same
footing
as
others
In
the
matter
of
regulations
He
could
not
ate
that
anybody
woald
be
injured
by
the
bylaw.
Alderman
Rudderham
took
It
from
Alderman
Rochester's
remarks
that
naradas
would
not
be
(permitted
after
the
bylaw
was
passed
He
advised
them
not
to
curb
I
the
rights
of
the
people.
They
were
I
not
Interfering
with
anyone
in
'
II
W
trtrM
think
tVlV
VCllllltJ
lnil
R00(
resulU
came
from
the
i
last
narade.
'
'.'j!)
Tastur
tarried
Yes
to
S
.hi
I'ranrKco
Nurc
Alderman
PlUsburv
said
if
he
thought
ft
the
Intention
to
prohibit
Haradex
he
would
be
against
the
i
oleanaed
oyiaw.
nowever,
un
wmn
auuwu
'
ir.
h
Manse
on
have
to
get
permission
iron
uie
it
it
4
pjn
when'ijroper
authorities.
MMior.
Hit.,
grand-1
In
awwer
to
Alflorman
Casey,
the
J
Oaynor.
MD..
j
Mayor
said
perWriaatM
lor
a
parade
n
Oaynor
Ph.
P..
would
have
to
tM
setured
from
the
c.il
.
was
united,
Chief
of
Police.
;
F.
o
Dovey
of
j
Alderman
Caiay
moved
an
am-'
if
Mr
and
Mrs
endment
that
permlsalon
would
uuouver.
Rev.
C.i
have
to
be
asked
from
the
city
oun-ir
the
ceremoity.icll
but
got
no
seconder
to
his
mo-i.'icom
were
later
jtlon
Home
of
Mr.
and
I
'
Rev
Father
llammond
arrived
1
1'
a
e
v
will
reside
at
from
Anyox
on
the
ss
CaUla
this
niiii
June.
1
afternoon.
-
.
.itf
4iL
-
I'NION
STEAMSHIPS
I.IMITKI1
!'mn
triT
frtnes
npm
for
Tiswuw-Tss
l
AT.UA
i:vi:itY
T1IKSIUY.
1:30
P.M.
'
i
Ms
and
WayPutiUa
Due
Vancouver
Thursday
pin
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VENTtUE
KVi:itY
FRIDAY
MIONIOIIT.
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n
m
f
rt
Slmixoi.
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Arm.
Aiiyos.
nd
rtrdlo
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nd
MtttU
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HASHES
j
other
SKIN
TROUBLES
1
,
Soothrid
&
Held
fey
Zam-Buk.
M
I
For
day
and
vice
I'lione
32.
Tl.e
city
council
at
Its
meeting
Stewart.
lt
night
passed
accounts
am-
ounting
to
$10487
04.
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
conn.
At
the
city
council
meeting
last
night
Alderman
Cjey
drew
attention
to
a
dangerous
piece
of
sidewalk
on
Ninth
Avenue.
He
was
as-Mired
that
it
would
be
attended
to.
At
the
meeting
of
rsaYtftst
ntaai
'he
u.mal
r
de
of
toa
coy
coan-
sHsaesCTSrSSswf
tuture
be
followed
by
alL
Tterc
ould
be
only
one
speech
from
each
alderman
on
one
subject.
At
the
meeting
or
the
city
council
last
nigh.
Alderman
Black
made
a
pka
tnr
the
electrical
workers
in
connection
with
the
city
utilities
claiming
that
they
had
been
cut
In
greater
proportion
than
any
other
department
It
was
reported
that
a
month's
trial
was
to
be
given
the
present
plan.
Frank
A.
Boyle,
manager
of
"His
Master's
Voice"
for
British
Columbia,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Pr'ncen
Nora
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver
anc
after
a
short
business
visit
with
McRae
Bros,
left
on
the
evening's
train
for
Prince
Oeorge.
He
will
be
returning
to
the
city
Thursday
and
will
go
south
on
the
ss.
Prince
Rupert
that
evening.
Announcements
Rebekah
Tea
March
16.
Catholic
Ladles'
Big
Supper
und
Social
March
It.
Prince
Rupert
Badminton.
Acsn.
Dance
March
IT,
Moose
Hall.
Presbyterian
March
17.
OddfeUows'
March
II.
Sham
roc
Tea.
Old
Tune
Dance
.Ragles'
Dance.
March
24.
.3.
Moose
Dance
March
31.
Presbyterian
8prlng
Sale
Apr'
Catholic
Spring
Sale
and
Socla:
April
18th.
Anglican
April
19.
Spring
Sale
and
FISH
CASH
&
teal
Medium
Grabs,
3
for
5Sc
Fresh
Herring,
a
lbs
23c
Fresh
Filleted
sole
pee
lb.
10c
Fresh
Filleted'
ilert
Pud.
per
lb.
10c
fYesh
Halibut.
2
lbs
25c
iLUibut
FlUst,
per
lb
.515o
Second
Sired
Phone
831
2
tX
."""f1
"
THE
'datlttw
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
night
Taxi
Leave
your
spare
books
at
Orme's
Basketball
tonight,
Auditorium
7
Seasoned
Jtox&ndsi
"
51.00
'
per
load.
Albert
&
McCaffery.
tf.
Drug
Store
for
the
public
library.
I
Do
It
today,
please.
'
tf
J.
D.
Sutherland
arrived
from
.
i
Anyox
on
the
Catala
this
after-
!
"
you
have
not
a
spare
book,
-noon.
'
buy
one
and
give
it
to
the
Library
:
It
is
a
good
investment.
MM
Isaacson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
today
from
You
probably
ftfiyAt
least
onrj
book
you
can
spare;.
Leave
It
t,
Orme's
for
the
Library,
"tf
rll
Fire
Chief
Morrison
npmm
rh-u
there
w?re
only
three
MkUs
Rev.
W.
B.
JenntOva
wfes
a
p?-lurin(?
the
month
of
February
arid
sender
on
the
at.
Catala
frdkn
no
fire
loss.
8tewart
this
afternoon.
'
ItFIJHK
All
TFA
At
the
meelng
of
the
atty
cot&-
St.
Patiirh's
Tav
and
Cabarav
ell
last
night
water
work
supplies
tomorrow.
3
to
c.
Oddfellow's
were
approved
to
the
amount
!
Hall.
Teacup
reading
free.
61
,
3M.30
.
i
1
l
'
1
FOR
HEAD
OJ.DS
Arzllrin
Tea
at
home-
of
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
4th
Aire.
Thuo-
I
day,
March
18.
ibody
welcome.
from
3
ta
6.
Bvei
The
ss
Cataia
arrived
frfn
Stewart
and
Anyox
'at
p
o'ekk
sailing
lor
Vancouver
ana
wa
points
,it
I
SO
pjn.
r
Miss
S.
A
MUU.
artaclpal
9-
The
report
of
the
auditor
on
the
finances
of
the
city
for
the
year
1M2
was
laid
on
the
table
for
two
weeks.
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
Borden
Street
School
received
word
yesterday
from
nor
relatives
FINEST
FURS
On
Sale
Today
At
Goldbloohi's
This
is
the
time
to
buy.
We
have
some
of
the
finest
obtainable
and
the
prices
are
low.
Why
buy
poor
quality
when
you
ean
get
-the
beet
from
uc
at
prices
not
thought
of
hitherto?
DROP
IN
AND
SEE
THEM
ers
Who
have
furs
to
sell
ran
'make
no
in
Ls
lake
In
shipping
to
us
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
awawSnssW
ElllTE
'HEAUTY'
PARLOR
Mrs.
Sutherland
Operalfng
the
fat
est
Shrlton
CriMiultnolc
Oil
Steam
PfcrMhbnt
Wavii
Machine
...
&jr,Appoirilment
Phone
490
-
The
collecting
'
depot
at
Ormes
(Drug
Store
has
been
kept
busy
re-1
diving
books
for
the
library
trader
Of
!ta"iirhMu
ttrranafd
br
the
Ovro
Cleb.
The
number
contributed
yes
terday
was
lei
maktog
a
total
now
n
Ldttg
DeWi,
'mum.
the
tJSatpe'
p
o
noon
today
they
ad
come
thfoagb
tartb-
quakK
safely
although
they
went
through
some
terrible
eapertenee
and
their
homes
were
all
shaken
up.
Today
's
Weatiier
Prtnee
Rupert
Overcast,
light
south
east
wind,
barometer
29.M.
temperature
43.
smooth
sea.
Langara
Part
cloudy,
light
sooth
east
wind,
moderate
sea.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
fresh,
south
east
wind,
light
chop.
Dead
Tree
Point
Rain,
fresh
south
east
wtnd.
barometer
M.78.
temperature
40.
rough
sea.
Terrace
Cloudy,
ealm,
30.
Alyansh
Clear,
ealm.
3$.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
33.
Stewart
Snowing,
calm,
28.
Hazelton-
Part
cloudy,
ealm.
it
Burns
Lake
Clear
calm,
10
The
donation
receiving
special
mention
yesterday
was
made
by
Mrs.
D.
O.
Stewart,
not
D.
C.
Donors
1
ire
asked
to
leave
the
books
at
Ormes
and
not
at
the
library.
Fol
lowing
Is
the
list
from
noon
yester
day
until
noon
today:
Maber
Bckert
Anonymous
Mrs.
D.
McCaUough
Miss
V.
Krhceeaky
Anonymous
Art
Nlekenon
W.
E.
FnnneU
J.
B
MftV
Mr.
Oooderick
Miss
.Way
A.
E.
Parlow
John
Bergman
MarceOe
ti
Loratne
Jabour
Mrs.
C.
Brewerton
Mrs.
Rorie
E
B.
Baker
Edith
Johnstone
J.
Unwln
.
A
R.
PhOllps
Mrs
H.
T.
Cross
Mrs.
T.
Andrews
Mr.
H.
Birch
.
City
Council
PETITION
TO
,.
TUB-
HONORARLE
THE
HOUSE
IX
'PARLIAMENT
ASSEMBLED:
.
3i
.
5
11
.14
.
11
.
5
8
8
7
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,
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..
9
8;
6!
.61
Regrets
Death
Of
S.M.
Newton
Mayor
Stephens
Attended
Funeral
and
Saw
That
Flowers
Were
Sent
on
Behalf
of
City
At
the
meettnt
of
the
city
coun
cil
last
night
a-
resolution
of
regret
at,
the
death
of
the
late
S.
M.
New-,
td"n
was
passed.
Mayor
Stephens
j
said
he
was
In
Vancouver
at
the1
time
of
the
funeral
and
he
attend-1
ed
and
saw
that
Rowers
were
sent
on
behalf
of
the
city.
There
was
a
large
turnout
of
Prince
Rupert
and
'the
son
and
daughter'
of
Mr.
Newton
who
were
present
appreciated
the
interest
taken.
RENT
Sfewing
Machine,
Typewriter
McRAE
HROS.,
LTD.
OF
COMMONS
OF
frig
range,
Ourney
heater
in
per-,
feet
condition
Phone
Oreen
712
evenings.
61
FOR
RENT
HOUSES
for
rent.
-
Phone
Oreen
68.
Bottom
price.
Fresh
Milk
and
Gream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
.
Phone
657
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
shoes
to
the
?Shu;Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
MacARTHUR
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
Blk.
For
Your
Health'
Chiropractic
Ultra
Violet
Rays
Intra
Red
Rays
Massage
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
ASPINALL
D.C.
(Chiropractor)
Green
241
Phones
Green
519
Exchange
Block
v
k
X
.
CANADA
WE;
THE
UNDERSIGNED
CITIZENS
of
the
Great
Dominion
of
Canada,
being
a
free
and
lride
pendent
people.
In
whom
resides
the
right
of
self
determination,
do
hereby
vigorously
protest
against
the
action
ot
the
Radio
Commission
of
Canada
in
censoring
or:
attempting
to
censor
ana
exclude
from
public
broadcast
radio
lectures
on
matters
pertaining
to
the
Bible
and
of
public
Interest,
and
particularly
the
lectures
of
J.
F.
Rutherford,
pertaining
to
divine
prophecy.
We.
have
faith
in
the
Bible
as
the
Word
of
God.
and
that
it
was
written
for
the
instruction
Of
man.
Many
sincere
persons
claim
that
the
Bible
prophecies
apply
particularly
to
our
day
and
bear
direct
relationship
to
the
present
World
distress,
and
disclose
God's
remedy
for
relief.
We
are
entitled
to
hear
tlie.se
questions
pu&liety
dtocuased
free
from
all
censor,
ottterwfM
oar
freedom
Is
taken
away.
Those
who
object,
or
who
may
be
offended
by
such
lectures,
may
turn
their
radio
dials
and
decline,
to
hear.
'
We.
therefore,
demand
that
the
Dominion
Parliament
take
Immediate
aellon,
removing
from'
the
Radio
Commission
the-p&wr
to
censor,
hinder
or
prevent
such
lectures
by
radio
and
that
the"
people
be
left
free
to
determine
what
they
may
or
may
not
bear.
Men
of
:jwftdwlde
repute
and,
eminently
qualified
to
expMtn
the
Bible,
such
as
-we
"believe
Rattle
rford
1,'
&m
be
Helpful
to
the
people
and
we
demand
that
Our
radio
stations
be-
permitted
to
publicly
broadcast
his
lectures.
The
question
is:
Shall
the
people
continue
to
enjoy
freedom
or
shall
a
few
men
deprive
them
of
their,
Ood-givtn
rights?
Signatures
The
fire
department
had
a
call
;
out
near
3
E
Un
win's
residence
on
'
V
APTirPP
Mon
y
Avenue
last
night
t
6
45
KKf
td
Kr
ilN
whew
Mme
stumps
had
caught
on
1
VVral.iJUI-
fire.
.
Mmb?rv
and
prospective
mem-
Ibers
please
attend
annual
general
I
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
'Club
Monday.
March
30,
8
pjn.
tr.
'City
JTall
01
OF
LIBRARY
Street
or
P.
O.
Box
Number
City
or
Town
Sitfrt
the
dbove
Petition
and
mail
to
the
following:
address:
WATCH
TOWER
Iiox
668,
Prince
Rupert
Classified
Ads
CAMPAIGN1
1
Total
New
38
Books
Contributed
FOR
SALE
Under
Gyro
Auspices
at
Ormes
TOR
SALE
Cheap
Imperial
cook-
PAlNTlNO
Collecting
Depot
PAINTERS
and
PaperhangJng.
Mailer,
Phone
Red
803.
HAIRDRESSER
PERMANENT
WAVING
JUS
It
Up
Ladles'.
Men's
Hair
Cutting.
Nelson's
Beauty
Shoppe.
.iCHEANING
&
PRESSING
PRICES
Third
News.
reasonable
Benkendorf,
Ave.,
next
door
to
Dally
TRANSFERS
CAXIERON'S
Transfer
Wood.
Coal
moving,
chairs
for
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