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nil
fr
1
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lute
loll
pagi
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CHECK
YOUR
TUNING
DIAL
Stations
heard
on
tonight's
reception,
not
on
correct
dial
setting,
will
indicate
that
your
radio
needs
adjusting.
Phone
Blue
320
.
.
for
particulars.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli,
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
HOME
HOME
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cola
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.Q,
Box
190
DEMERS
Winter
CLEARANCE
CONTINUING
MONDAY
ALL
TO
GO
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES!
"
WCATUL'b
D
L'onDT
Suprox
Special
Radio
Battery
will
give
up
to
1000
hours
service,
and
Is
then
rechargeable.
Inquire
about
this
revolutionary
development
In
storage
batteries.
James
Martin
Massett,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
tempera
-
:
lure
18.
j
Anyox
Clear,
north
wind,
19,
1
Stewart
Clear,
north
wind,
12.
Hazelton
Clear,
north
wind,
10
below.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
cold.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
2a.
Vancouver
Wheat
Inspection
Of
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
12:
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
78
"8c
on
the
;
local
exchange
today.
'
!
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
:
WINNIPEG,
January
12
May
wheat
was
quoted
at
84V4c.
per
ousnei
on
the
local
grain
exchange,
j
Members
of
Twenty-Second
I
o
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Preacher
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollingworlh,
B.A.
Organist:
Mrs.
E,
J.
Smith
11
A.M.,
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
TEMPTATION
OF
JESUS"
12:15,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Westview
School
,
7:30
P.M.,
Sermon
Subject:
"GROWING
AND
KEEPING
A
HEALTHY
MIND"
or,
How
to
use
Religion
to
cope
with
fear,:
worry
and
general
mental
Ill-health.
All
visitors
welcome
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
C.
D.
CLARKE,
Mlsa
s.
olafson,
A.T.C.M.,
Mlnistcr-
,
Organist.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Geo.
Wilson
Choir
Leaders.
'
11
A.M.,
"THE
INESCAPABLE"
Anthem
by
the
JunJjr
Choir
12:15
P.M.,
Sunday,
School
7:30
P.M.,
Subject,
"COVENANTS"
Did
God
make
Covenants
with
man?
If
so,
what
Is
their
significance?
Are'
sucrV
covenants
binding
on
man
today?
Does
God
make
covenants
today?
Solo,
"Morning
and
Evening,"
Miss
C.
Eastman
WELCOME
TO
ALL,
tltMT
CAME
'
U
IMTO
VOWR
UtFB
HAVEM'T
SeEU
oO
MUCH
OF
VOU
-
O'VA
MtUD
IP
I
COME
OUT
0
VOU2
HOUSE
Ma
TJ1
it
i
1
1
1
1
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f?
CtiQIT
flsr
IS,
t
niitj
1
-
Have
t-fR-TEM,
coo
toe
-
HOVAJ
ABCWT
COMUJ
out
To
My
House
iiin3-
mac
?
He,'
vie
too
iixrsr
I1CT
DAfLT
NC9TB
,
,
Ilim'U
turtUy,
Januar
r
ij
....
..i
i
IIIB
g!BH
SALE
First-Class
Merchandise
Marked
Down
to
Rock
Bottom
Prices
BUY
NOW!
Hosiy
Specials
65
Pr.
Quality
Silk
Crepe
Zftp
150
Dresses,
from
...
..
$1.00
at
550
Pair
Wcldrest
Hose
26,
Knitted
Suits,
from
$7.50
Seml
Service
Reg.
85c
27
Skirts,
from
$2.00
ch,""'
Res-
$ioo
15
Raincoats,
from
$3.95
crepe,
Reg.
$1.25'
j
JO
20
Wool
Vests,
from
75c
Service
Crepe.
Reg.
Q-j
or
-
.
$1.50,
now
....I
?JLD
24
Kimonas,
from,
$2
95
service
silk.
RCg.
Qi
or
:
:
$1.35,
now
....
t?JUt
SO
pair
Sockees,
from
25c
100
pr-Al1
Wol
ani,
silk
&
wool
-
Hose,
fine
quality
nr
Lingerie,
Shirts,
Hankies
from
iox
BUY
NOW!
22
Fur
Trim
Coats,
Cost
and
Less
wosuy
sizes
40
to
44
Pullovers
&
Sweaters,
from
...$1.00
35
Blouses,
from
$1.25
14
Jackets,
from
,
,
$3.95
20
Wool
Pantees,
from
75c
Flannelette
Pyjamas
26
Berets,
at
5QC
Gloves,
Hats,
Shoes
CASH
ONLY
-
-
WE
NEED
MONEY!
Brownies
Held
Forty
Young
Girls
Turn
Out
Before
Miss
Aline
Williams,
Organizing
Secretary
For
B.C.
i
D.
E.
and
First
Prince
Rupert
packs
(of
Brownies
j
jurider.
leadership
of
;Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire
and
Miss
Kathleen
:
Duncan
respectively,
gathered
yes-
terday
afternoon
in
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
J
to
the
total
number
of
about
forty
for
Inspection
by
Miss
Aline
Williams
of
Victoria,
organizing
secre-
.wy
ci
uin
uuiaes
ror
British
Co-I'umbla.
The
smart
appearance
and
their
leaders
were
complimented
by
Miss
Williams
on
the
turn-out.
POWDER
CLEANS
AND
POLISHES
Bathtnbs,
Washbasins,
Windowi,
and
Mirrors.
Cannot
scratch.
COAL!
.
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
wheat,
Oats.
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
558
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
ii
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Reopening
of
Halibut
Fishing
Season
March
1
Cow
Bay
Boatbuilders
Busy
Herrinj;
Run
Expected
Soon
Lacking
official
word
as
to
any
possible
change,
the
expectation
at
Prince
Rupert
now
is
that
the
legal
opening
Of
the
1935
hallhllt
fishinir
snncnn
in
Vnnifin
Pnoct
n-ntoN
"
-
-
v..vs
1
(II
UVUIV
VVUOW
tthV
A
Will
be
on
Marrh
1
year.
This,
of
course.
Is
a
matter
whrch
would
be
settled
by
the
Inter-naUonal
Fisheries
Commission
which,
so
far.
has
been
entirely
silent
In
connection
with
fishing
regulations
for
the
coming
season.
However,
an
announcement
of
some
kind
in
the
near
future
Is
to
be
anticipated.
After
having
spent
a
week
or
so
as
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Rurcrt
Oeneral
Hospital,
Fred
Godwin
was
aoie
to
return
this
week
to
his
duties
as
caretaker
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
Si
Yacht
Club.
Until
his
recovery
Is
complete,
he
is
sUll
being
assisted
by
Bill
Reak.
who
was
relieving
during
hU
absence.
Shef
Thomson,
former
caretaker
at
the
Yacht
Club,
Is
back
In
town
I
again
after
relieving
for
a
few
weeks
as
night
watchman
at
the
marine
depot
at
Dlgby
Island.
A
record
for
sea
service
in
Pacific
coastal
waters
marked
the
recent
!
retirement
of
Captain
Robert
A.
j
Hunter,
veteran
shipmaster
of
the
liriusn
Columbia
coast.
He
sailed
his
first
craft
in
these
waters
in
1893
In
crude
sidc-wheclers.
From
a
shore-side
bungalow
in
Victoria
the
veteran
captain
now
looks
back
up
on
46
years
service.
He
Joined
the
pacific
Navigation
rs.
.
.
VuriiLNinv
ana
J
age
stocks
running
low
and
the
possibility
of
curtailment
of
the
intensity
of
summer
fishing
by
longer
lay-overs
between
trips
and
other
-..
there
has
been
talk
of
the
possibility
of
an
earlier
opening
of
fishing
this
intention
being
to
start
fishing
Immediately
an
aDnreclable
run
Is
located.
The
Zenardi
will
seine
the
i
fish
for
the
Prince
Rupert
reduction
plant
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd..
the
manager
of
which,
Thomas
Anderson,
will
arrive
within
a
few
days
after
spending
the
winter
in
Vancouver,
to
get
the
plant
In
readiness
for
operation.
There
have
been
small
runs
of
herrlnc
ever
.since
last
fall
In
Prince
Rupert
har
bor
and
nearby
waters
but
no
great
amount
of
the
fish
as
yet.
John
Currle
St
Sons'
power
tug
C.
R.
C.
and
pile
driver
are
preparing
to
leave
on
Sunday
or
Monday
for
silver
City,
across
the
Inlet
from
Alice
Arm,
where
a
new
float
!
U
to
be
put
In
for
the
federal
de-!
partment
of
public
works.
Mr.
Cur-
rie
is
expected
back
tomorrow
evening
on
the
Calala
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
Silver
City
Job
will
occupy
about
a
month's
time.
It
is
expected.
Armour
Salvage
Co
's
service
boat
Pachena.
Capt.
Reg
Green,
left
on
Thursday
night
for
Ketchikan,
having
on
board
Mr.
Dlntfoff
of
New
York
who
had
arrived
that
ntaht
by
train
from
the
cast.
The
Pachena
made
the
trip
under
spceiil
charter
to
take
him
north.
The
vessel
Is
due
back
today.
served
as
ouartpr.ma.Ur
.,
memoers
of
the
crew
of
well
known
old
vessels
a.
the
R.
P
i,
tWa"tcc
wcrc
Rlthet
and
the
Yosemlte.
His
last
Yk
When
thf
reml
command
was
the
crack
liner
Prln-
E
,
the,moulh
of
""ra
ces
Marguerite.
Captain
UuZ
'
took
out
hU
first
officer's
papers
in
.k01"
to
thc
"utn
1901
and
two
years
later
Vualif
lei
,Mved
three
men
as
a
coastwise
master.
He
wa
best
known
as
master
Of
the
Prinrwuti
Overhauling
Prl,.
ii
.
hrlSLnr
"e
,,med
nthN
annual
overhaul
work
bridge
of
nraetlrallv
vrv
rnn.
.
.
.
on
'
--v.,
sicuincr
l-nivee
mirmrt
i
una.
LAST
SHOWINGS
From
the
Novel
by
j0hn
Enklne
"BACHELOR
OF
ARTS"
An
honest
story
of
i
told
with
a
sense
f
-
With
IIEXKV
B.
WALTHALL
ANITA
LOUISE
MAE
MAItSII
TOM
BltOWN
Starts
7:13
&
9
-
PLUS
ZANE
GREY'S
'THE
Dude
Ranger"
With
George
O'Brien
Starts
8
28
8hnw,
O.
r
WORLD'S
NEWS
TOBACCO
SPECIALS
JJ'c
arc
featuring
on
Spcrul
oaic
uie
vnrious
hr.-uuL
ri
the
Rock
City
Tobacco
C.
ol
(Jucbcc
Oncof
tlw
oldest
luu
p
:
ccrm
In
the
trade
T
combine
iiuAlltyqc
.;
we
recommend
!
MA8TBK
MASON
C10AHETTK6.
25
lf
SPUD
CIQARETTC8
20
for
MASTER
MASON
CL'T
PLUO.
h-lb.
Un
vLLBMAN
OUT
PLUO
Mb.
tin
In
humidor
tins
to
kc
OTTOMAN
FINE
CUT
Vlb.
tin
;
.:
TWENTi'
GRAND
F
C
!-5-Ib.
tin
4
vi
viiivt
cncineer
w
e
west
when
a
voune
bov
nf
riAltrPnmtn.mnn
vVr.
i,
i
s
'
Vi
juainie
n
..
and
some
.
twenty
.
v
"-iMKiirii
odd
..
mem-
ivvi
in,
v
till"
couver
and
Seattle.
Capt.
Paddy
Ivarson
movprf
well
known
halibut
boat
Signal
to
me
i-acuic
Machine
Works
dock
on
Monday
for
an
extensive
engine
overhaul
preparatory
to
the
opening
of
the
1935
fishing
season.
,
engine
for
Installation
in
a
new
i
trolling
boat
being
built
at
Dodge
Cove.
Dlgby
Island,
by
A.
Wahl
for
jOtto
Olsen.
i
Japanese
boatbuilders
In
Cow
Bay
of
trolling
boats
which
In
the
mnct
of
cases
are
being
built
to
replace
old
boats.
In
the
majority
of
Instances
engines
coming
out
of
old
boats
are
being
Installed.
Herring
Expected
Soon
The
annual
run
of
herring
should
shortly
be
showing
up
In
waters
contiguous
to
the
nort
of
Prinre
Rupert.
The
Gammon
&
Wntf
selncboat
Zenardi
Is
preparing
to
leave
10
prospect
for
the
fish,
the
A
Word
to
the
Wise.
number
of
meetings
were
held
on
the
matter
Including
one
of
p.inai
dry
dock
employees
last
night.
The
question
is
being
further
gone
Into
Delivery
has
been
mrfn
.
.
!
.
VCtt"umc'
"
w
"plained
by
Pacific
Machine
Works
of
a
U
hp
!b
ou
h
from
'Wecman
iNoru-eoi.
,.1,
?roUh'.
Vancouver
were
all
........
mi
U4
mV
smp
g
crew
and.
as
such,
entitled
to
carry
on
the
work
they
are
doing.
There
will
be
the
usual
dry
dock
work
in
connection
with
the
overhaul
for
the
local'
dry
dock
employees.
It
fe
at
Prince
Rupert
are
experiencing
,h
m
Accordln&
to
"Port
quite
quite
a
a
busy
busy
winter
winter
In
In
construction
w
"
bc
o
nnual
ovcrnaui
work
than
usual
on
the
Canadian
National
coastal
boats
this
spring.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
Ernest
Oeorgeson,
arrived
In
port
at
10:15
last
nlnht
from
ti
and
sailed
at
3
o'clock
this
morn-ing
on
her
return
toVancouvcr
and
waypolnts.
The
vessel,
after
leaving
here,
had
to
go
back
in
hc
Skcena
River
to
complete
her
list
of
calls
there,
tide
hvi.
u
unfavorable
to
do
them
north-Dound.
j
"OO"
t'o
lcwe
R
r
-
-,.
.1
"TO-
THANKS
"
YM-
'
XWWT
thcLBICE8TKn
SQIMnE
COA1ISP!
nrr
i
.
i
i
Chesterfield
Suite
Northern
Electric
Racii
8
tubes,
1934
Organ
Chiffonier
Dresser
Writing
Desk
World
Best
Music
Five
Books
Cabinet
Victor
Oramo-
l'hone
Green
121
By
Westover
vCH
f
B
MACDQl0i
i
25c
25c
65c
60c
50c
25c
50c
cess"
steamer
In
coast
water..
Born
pr0g
e
a
the
locaTdry
dikfol
1
,
Hunter
n
the
Shetland
came
to
islands.
Canada
and
CapU.n
theleouver
;Wg
vwm
arla,
f
ruut
k'frtm
'
'
Vat
.
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Llllj
11
it,,
L
..
ii
npi
I
II
I
VHK
oers
or
me
crew
of
the
vessel,
The!
'
"
wilijll
arrival
of
the
party
gave
rise
to
the
report
that
men
were
being
Impor-
ica
irom
vanrnuvr
in
,
(
I
W
Ul
i
SWOrk
Which
nrrilnarllu
i
UUIU
llYC
been
done
by
local
labor
and
a
1931
Stock
Left
Over
Used
Furniture
All
rifhL
get
rid
of
It,
Hon'
Slash
the
price
down?
Here
t
re!
Bargains!
IUrcln:
$D3.!4
iMI
$190
$100
$S04
$10.04
$3J0
pnone
...
$m
Ourney
Range
(Oxford
SIS.M
Rocking
Chair,
each
$1.0
Heaters,
up
from
$W
Kitchen
Table,
up
from
$1.04
China
Cabinet,
solid
oak
JlSiO
-
at
D.ELI0
furniture
Exchange
Box
No.
5S
Daily
News
Want-Ada
always
bring
quick
resuib.