WE
ARE
HERE
TO
STAY
MUSSALLEM'S:
The
pioneer
merchants
since
1910.
j
All
orders
$1.00
or
over
delivered'
FREE.
We
offer
real
bargains
on
quality
foods.
LIBBY'S
GREEN
BEANS
29c
2's,
2
tins
LIBBY'S
PEACHES
2's
53c
2
tins
LIBBY'S
TOMATOES
25c
2fc's,
2
tins
ORCHARD
CITY
PEAS
25c
Size
4,
2
tins
ROYAL
CITY
CORN
2's
23c
2
tins
MAXIMUM
COFFEE
40c
High.
Grade.
1-lb.
tin
EMPRESS
BAKING
20c
POWDER,
12-oz.
tin
HEINZ
SOUPS
Assorted
29c
Medium,
2
tins
EMPRESS
JAMS
Strawberry
and
Raspberry
QQp
QVK,
40-oz.
glass
jar
FRESH
RHUBARB
15C
2
lbs
1ITTP
O
1
1
f
P
Till
9
C
gage
m
salmon
buying,
left
for
the
MUOOALLhM
O
;south
at
8
'clock
evening.
Mr.
!and
Mrs.
Bremner
had
been
In
FPONOMY
TnRF
resldence
here
durln
pa
LiUVSll
V1U
I
U
I
ViVJL
winter
aboard
the
houseboat.
Mak-"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
tnS
the
trip
aboard
the
Daly
ar
T.
O.
Box
575
rhone
IK
Cap!
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour.
Mr
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
-
J.
Zarelli,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
SI.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
Systematic
Service
Efficient
&
systematic
service
is
the
best
and
most
economical
OUR
SERVICE
RECORD
will
show
complete
record
of
all
repairs
made
and
all
parts
replaced.
A
copy
of
this
record
returned
with
all
sets
serviced
by-
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
320
PERMANENT
WAVES
During
the
month
of
March
the
Ncw.Thermlque
Ouaran-teed
Permanent
Waves
complete,
at
La
Parisienne
Reauly
Parlor
210
Fourth
St.
Phone
317
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Ed
son,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat.
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
S$I
SPRING
SUIT
or
TOP
COAT
Samples
just
arrived.
Prices
reasonable.
Come
In
and
get
the
first
choice.
M.
T.
LEE
Third
Ave.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
tioat
Owners
Prepared
to
Lcavt
For
Halibut
Banks
Daly
Off
to
Vancouver
With
Party
n
Hoard
Capt.
Dickson
Kclurninr
to
Command,
There
were
no
farther
developments
up
to
this
morning
hi
regard
to
the
forthcoming
commencement
of
the
season's
halibut
fishing
operations.
The
boat
owners
have
deferred
the
completion
of
their
arrangements
for
the
taking
out
of
the
boats
pending
a
meeting
tonight
of
the
fishermen''!
union
when
the
question
of
sharing
of
proceeds
of
halibut
livers
will
be
the
principal
matter
of
discussion
and
also
pending
receipt
of
word
which
Is
expected
from
Seattle
tomorrow
on
the
matter
of
further
negotiations
of
the
United
States
fleet
with
the
fish
buyers
in
regard
to
a
possible
minimum
price
arrangement.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Daly,
having
in
tow
the
hduseboat
Df
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
fj
Trpmrnr
whIch
k
t0
be
taten
to
Vancouver
Island
where
Mr
Brpmnor
uni
land
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fulton,
Mrs.
Max
Asemissen
and
.Miss
June
Armour.
They
expect
to
be
away
about
ten
days
or
two
weeks
and
Vancouver
will
be
visited.
Northland
Transportation.
Co.'s
motorship
Norco.
Capt.
Elkholm.
arrived
in
port
at
8:30
this
morn-'ing
from
Ketchikan
and;
after
discharging
one
carload
of
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
Cana
dian
.National
(Railways,
sailtd
couple
of
hours;
later
forVSealfle.
If
a
tramp
fell
asleep
in
the
hayloft
'lefti
he
would
be
slumbering
in
United
States,
but
should
he
tumble
out
of
bed
he
would
wake
up
in
Canada.
The
border-line
runs
through
the
barn.
It
is
to
settle
dispute
which
might
arise
over
similar
property
that
the
international
boundary
commission
made
detailed
surveys.
Catala,
who
has
been
ashore
in
Vancouver
for
the
past
few
months.
is
expected
to
be
back
in
command
of
the
vessel
on
her
next
vovnp
::
v
"
.
"
i
arriving
pere
next
Sunday
irom
ine
souths
There
ivere
thirty-three
passen
gers
aboard
the
steamer
Prtncees
Norah
which
was
In
port
yester
day
afternoen
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
One
passenger
N.
L.
Freeman
disembarked,
from
'the:
vessel
here
while
one
G.
A.
!Yattiley
went
south
aboard
her.
j
.
,
I
Corp.
J.-
McNauRht.
assistant
jvincial
police,
who
arrived
in
(he
TrfriVi
tim.
tn
timo
rc.r,fjf
ih,r
nac
been
rtenorts
of
Ihc
nlan
R)f
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
to
im
in
Cow
Bay.
As
far
as
can
be
learnprf
in
nffiHni
is
no
.intention
whntpvor
nt
imH.
taklhg
such
a
project.
-
C.
..;
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
!
i
j.
k.
Mcvyuiipmft
we;i
Ahbwnfcltjr
Sunday
evening
on
the
paUfla
coast
wireless
ppeBtor.
hi?
now
I
IvQtri'
Victoria,
4s
hare
to
supervise
jon
the
Alaskfe
riute:
Until
k
couple.,
boa!.
ij.
8
which
is
at,
RresenV
jof
months
ao
aboard
the
steamer
'jd
progress.
.'
Catala.
he
has
IsWe
hosn
nr.
tv,i
1
,
ruiitcas
unanque
ana
Princess
Alice
on
the
Wangle
Run.
:
f
wpu
i
.
umnu,
aeawie
puot,
(
who
came
north
recentiv
with
thp
tanker
Wllliafn
D.
Lucas,
which
has
!
been
tied
upi
at
'Kf
tchlkan
owing
,
.t
.
i
.
.
..
10
me
seamen
s
stnse.
was
a
nas-
.uuoiu
vue
rruicess
oran
yesterday
afternoon
going
.south
With
her
crew
g4onSr?
on
on
strike,
tr!kP
thP
the
tnniror
tanker
is
i.
now
u,,
lying
at
Ketchikan
with
only
her
skipper
and
chief
engineer
aboard.
Union
steamer
Catala.
CaDt.
James
Findlay.
returned
to
port
at
8:45
this
morninff
from
a
-.j
j
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
nun
1
1
n
n
t
1
in
vti
it
THE
DAILY
NIWS
uaPw
M"ean,
coming
north
to
.7
rt
from
Vancouver
he
Queen
Charlotte
llanri
nr.lcl,Mons
by
Mr8-
A
rebourg.
rived
in
Massett
Inlet
at
3
o'clock
I
this
afternoon
from
mrt.i.
Tn.laancin8
were
a,so
enjoyed.
7
it
V
KimioKm
wa
a
paasenger
aDoara
u.
Thomson.
R.
T
Anderson
and
or
VaMverand
.aypotati
Capt.:the
Catala
today
returning
to
Vic-
Hugh
Killin.
Mrs.
J
S
Black
P
pre-A.
E.
Dickson,
regular
master
of
the
toria.
sidi
at
th
i9
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
VMELU,
I'M
BUSF
SISTER
-
COME
J
OM.
PILL
IT,
P9
Border
Runs
let
and
is
expected
to
arrive
here
tomorrow
morning.
.
wvMva(
ntiu
ling)
UZX.ll
iWlCV-
lng
as
Canadian
customs
officer
at
nt
a
'
A1E.U1-,'M
MISS
SO
3"OMES-
I
CAME
tOMHS
"TD
'SEE
YOU
Through
Barn
BANQUET
BY
AUXILIARY
Canadian.
'Lesion
Women
Celebrate
Second
Anniversary
of
'
Orpinlijlibn
"
i
'
In
celebration
6f
thfc
second
an-
niversaryi
of
the
inalieuration
of
the
organization,
the
Women's
Aux-
lHarv
of
the
.Cankdisn
jvrlnni
h.rt
a
highly
erijoyable
banque
last
nigni.
The
,
nrorlnff
-
ruunml
'
,
.
-.
urlth
.
th
.
honortogBrhe
toast
to
"TThe
King"
after
which
full
juUce
was
.done
to
a
sumptuous
repast
following
which
,th6
jSrestdeni,
.Mrs.
Jack
Preete.
giVe
a
speefchj
Uftnking
the
membera
for
thtr
.
Varv
-
j
j
operation
tn
the
pistVind
express
ing
the
hope
that
it
w
ould
continue
in;
the
future.
.
,
i
The
IbasOo
TTie
ijlerj"
was
proposed
by
Mrs,
R.
T.
Anderson
and
responded
to
by
B.
C.
Thomson.
The
evening's
program
Included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
Fred
Y"
V10
solos
bv
Mn.fi
a
mhu
Ia.
Community
singing,
cards
and
The
committee
in
cha
rep
pun
slsted
of
Mrs.
Jack
Preece.
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson.
Mrs.
Wright
Davies
Mrs.
Hugh
Smith.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb.
Miss
E.
Oandy
and
Mrs.
A.
Mae-
Donald
assisted
by
Jack
Preece.
S.
A
Lightning
Change
District
News
TERRACE
V.
Soucie
lias
relunied
to
Ter
ra
re
after
an
absence
at
some
weeks
tn
tlie
south.
Mr.
Le
Ptant
is
buUdteg
a
fine
frame
resideee
on
tils
farm
near
town.
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
OoIIImmi.
a-companled
by
Constable
Walktn-son.
was
here
during
the
week
on
a
regular
tour
of
inspection.
Fine
days,
frosty
nights,
and
some
slight
snow
flurries
have
been
the
vogue
this
week
Today's
Weather
Terrace-
Light
snow,
calm,
M.
Anyox
Snowing,
calm.
30.
Stewart
Clear,
calm.
3S.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
20
Bmlthers
SitoVrtng.
calm.
cool.
Burns
Lake
-Snowlnit.
windy.
12
Triple
Inland
Cloudy
liitht
VOUR.
MAHE'S
I
I
OH
-
OUT
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II
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Mb
Vc30'DSCER-
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S3K
OH.VE,
MR.
lOH.MlSS
TOMES
COMB
&ACK
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CHURCHMAN
IS
COMING
Archbishop
of
Toronto
and
Primate
Of
All
Canada
Due
Tomorrow
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
honored
this
week
by
a
visit
from
Most
Reverend
D.
T.
Owen.
D.D.,
Archbishop
of
Toronto
and
Primate
of
all
Canada,
accompanied
by
C.
L.
Foster,
a
prominent
Church
of
England
layman,
who
is
taking
the
place
of
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
who
was
called
to
England
a
short
time
before
his
planned
visit.
The
visitors
will
arrive
from
Van
couver
tomorrow
morning.
In
the
evening
they
will
met
the
members
at
lh
Rt
AnHpfu-'
HritVi
mArm
1
Mn.
I
igrefstlon
at
a
dinner
'n
the
Ca-
thedral
Hall.
Thursday
Dr.
Owen
will
address
the
Rotary
Otub
and,
Thursday
evening
the
visitors
will
be
guests
at
dinner
of
Hlihou
and
1
Mrs.
Rix
at
their
home
on
Fourth
'
Avenue,
other
guests
being
the'
clergy
and
their
wives,
fourteen
in
'
all.
Rev.
Oliver
Thoine
&f
Ktneollth
and
Rev.
Capt.
William
Detep
of,
the
Northern
Cress
are
la
the
city
to
meet
the
Primate.
Anglo-American
Understanding
Subject
of
Charles
LIILmhi
in
Ad-j
dreviinr
Itritish-Isracl
Society
Ust
Nijht
Charles
Ellison,
whose
sutiect
was
"Anlo-American
UiKkntand-ing,"
was
the
Sfieaker
last
night
at
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
local
British-Israel
Societv.
He'
described
how
democracy
started
in
j
ureal
untain
discussing
it
pecu-:
uarnes
and
showing
that
Oreat;
Dritaln
and
United
States
were
the
only
two
great
nations
that
were,
practising
true
democracy
and
had
me
airlbute
of
tolerance
from
which
would
emerge
the
Theocratic
state.
P
II
lihter.
nresklent
nf
ih
Sodetjr.
was
tn
the
chair
ana
Mr.
Ellison's
discourse
was
followed
by
a
general
discussion
In
wfcidh
Ho-bcrt
Bartlett.
W
H
WUsan-Murray.
Dr.
W.
C.
AspinaU.
Samuel
Massey.
George
Wilson,
Rebert
OOrdorr1
and
J
D.
Allen
took
part
Moving
Picture
Industry
Leaving
NEW
YORK.
March
2
It
U
reported
here
that
Joseph
M.
Bchenk.
important
picture
producer,
has
purchased
a
large
estate
at
Palm
Beach.
Florida,
to
which
he
will
transfer
a
large
portion
of
his
picture
making
activities
from
Hollywood
This
is
in
Hue
with
recent
reports
that
the
moving
picture
lndiwtry
is
planning
to
leave
California.
Mystery
AH.
THE
DOO
TO
MR.
CR.ISS
AMD'S
OFlCB
S
OPEM-
MOVU
U.iTTU.'E
OtTECTlME
VAJORK
j
1
r
r'
1
iise
nr-r-r
I
m
l
The
TENNIS
SEASON
Prepare
now
for
your
share
of
this
enjoyable
pame
with
Canadian
championship
tennis
equipment
We
are
Prince
Rupert
agents
for
Slazerigers
(Canada)
Limited
NEW
15)35
TENNIS
RACKETS
ARE
AVAILAIJLE
Come
in
and
mate
your
choieo
while
the
line
fajcpftiidctu'"!
$3.50
to
SMO
Tennis
Balls
(to
arrive
shortly)
v
10c
and
50c
Tennis
Palls,
1
J)84
-wliiJo4bfiSLt,
'
25c
each
G-Inch
Kubber
Grips
.10c
Tennis
Presses
75c
Racket
Covers,
head
only,
assorted
colors
50c
FOfc
A
AT
LA5T
THC
tVSTER-V
IS
tOlJBO
BttiSAMO
AMD
THE
MySTERy
MAM
AClE
ONE
AMD
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Mo.,
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Serpent
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wine
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Langara
Isi..:.
southeast
wuic
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Tree
p
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calm:
baranM-t
r
y
i
turr
u,
iea
Mr,,
,
rtmtM.m
tnelHL'TKfti
Begins
in
Prince
Rupert
Earlier
Than
Any
Place
in
Canada
Primax"
$12.50
By
Weslover