w
I
bruary
1
1935
Ormes
Lm.
,7
Pioneer
Druitjists
Mlf
itrsall
Store
time:
SI
st
Open
Daily
I
rmn
8
a.m.
lilt
p.m.
:miim
and
Holiday
I'mm
13
win
tilt
j
p.rn
i
pjn.
tin
9
p.m.
FOR
CAR
AND
HOME
USB
Large
Size
SPONGE
and
CHAMOIS
(lflfi
Inches)
Special
89
cents
JASMINE
SPECIAL
1
llox
Jasmine
Face
I'nvrdcr,
rr.
5(c
I
Vial
Jasmine
Perfume,
rcj.
2oc
Both
for
50
cents
Don't
Forget
PURETEST
HALIBUT
LIVER
OIL
CAPSULES
i
.
nl"!
hy
physicians
the
world
over
for
the
ii
of
colds
and
a.-
a
hdv
building
tonic
of
the
greatest
efficiency.
Note
the
new
low
jirice
$1.00
per
box
of
50
capsules
HANDICRAFT
HARDWARE
TSc
J
ur.t
P'.jhps
20
Inch
1K.Rl
8wj
UM
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone-580
-
Phone
Dry
Cedar,
Birch
and
Jack
Pine
50c
.50
Bulkley
Valley
Bulletins
have
your
fire
bed
cover
the
entire
grate.
Don't
leave
any
open
ftrate
space.
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
LASTS
LONGER
your
dealer
to
send
the
representative
and
he
will
show
you
why.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Steamsrs
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
TS.S.
CATAI.A
KVfJtY
TUESDAY,
1:30
I'JNI
ArnvinR
Vancouver
Thursday
TSS.
VKNTUIIE
KVF.KY
FHIDAY
.MIDNHlllT.
Ari'ivinu
Vuncouvcr
Monday
a.m.
W'lciy
Milltnga
tu
Port
HlmpaOi..
AUra
Ann.
tMjm.
Mtrwart
V(1
N
Klvrr
jwlnu.
Iav
rrli
Buprr
MunUy.
B
p
in.
Further
Information
regarding
all
sailings
and
tlrkrts
at
RI'i:CIAI,
llOl'Nn-TKIP
FAlti:S
TO
VANCOUVHR
699
00
i-
luin
limit
March
31st
ruiNrs
Hrrtar
Atir.Nt'V
Third
arraoa.
tltbH
cjk
QUALITY
J
COFFtt
fhnn
MS
45'
You
can
rent
eat
At
Wafkerri
as
:ow
at
nj
a-
am
.pan
Te.
1
mile.
Prmce
aarn-e
Rupert
WaaHulm
erybody
wetooaW.
no's
Orchestra.
plot
Me.
Bataa-
11IG
SCHOOL
IS
FAVOKLI)
'Conttnooir
Mm
pate
one)
33
Father
P.
J.
MlWWfc
O.
M.
L
of
U-jac
wttl
arrive
la
dn
ofty
on
ts-
n.nht
s
train
front
the
interior
tm4
(
Lv
where
in
the
sooth.
The
regular
weekly
laWneon
of
the
Punee
Rupert
Rotary
Oub
was
postponed
fro
today
antO
attar-
The
need
of
persona!
Initiative
and
perse
veranc-
was.
tf
snything,
an
advtfitase
for
Jie
smaller
school.
Norman
na
Male
Charm
of
Ketchikan,
concert
Moose
Han.
Saturday.
FVb.
9,
8
pm.
L.O.BA
ruary
14.
bridge
and
dance.
Feb-
j
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
!
dance
February
8.
rhrltifTmonfi-
Society
eontert
l'renbyterbM
fwraa.
Mtreii
5
and
ft,
:
1ft
pm
;
Praatoierhtn
St.
Patrttkl
Tee
;
March
14.
(
!
Presbyterlari
Church
Cliolr
Con
!crrt.
April
5.
Moose
Hall
ki:nt.i,
rktvx
Concerts
-
$25.00
Dances
,
20.00
Pa;!
Meeting
.....
....
15.00
A
room
suitable
for
smaller
meetings
te
now
available
on
the
Kround
floor,
rental
rate.
$4.00
For
encagJcmmUr
phone
the
Club"
Steward,
B40
er
Red
412.
TBI
DAILY
NTW
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
H
-ar
Ataaatfs
MeCoinUrtc
at
jaeese
Hall.
ea.
gpjn.
Ms.
Bridge.
Whist
aid
of
Boys
Mall
Adn
2s.
DaattTfp.
8
in
OMfdlewr
Basketball
tenia
HaA.
He
ma
andaCorttt
by
1b
X
Tlx-
tt
owu
the
same.
Fresh
Flounder
and.
Soles
a
I'.Of
a-ra.
da
v
when
metnberi
of
Um
Ketebi-
yelcrihry
kun
Clue
will
se
her
wKh
the
Nor-Geete
to
mutina
Choru
par.y
fsom
the
Al-
uskuii
ciiy.
board
Unme,
Hunt's
Hunt'
Float.
Float,
(tf
(tfj
Geee
Crax.
prvrtnTol
asses-:
f.
sntfe
tonisj&t
on
trie
Prince
George
tor
trip
to
Ocean
Fails
on
T.
W.
IMS.
insfx-etor
of
schools,
calk
tosnilit
on
Prince
Ootfe
fW
ttte
aw
seen
Pali
district
m
efftetnl
dntfeev.
R.
E.
Lagc
sneofinleadtDt
of
the
Surf
Point
mine,
and
Mrs.
Is'im
t
!
TosrfefcTs
train,
dae
tram
the
east
:
sail
aboard
the
eteasner
Prtaee
jajfj,
MitfpxM
this
morning
Oi-oivv
tor
a
trta
to
Taaeoaver
n4
1
.
k.
kmm
ut
I
late
wtaMf
wmM
brine
it
in
at
J.
J.
LM0e.
-taeial
manager
of
tKeN
iMWiai
VL
C.
Power
Co
.
taUed
I
on
the
Prince
I
the
round
trip
toi
Anyex
and
SteMwt
ot
k4uuies
;
who
hare
been
on
a
visit
to
Sydney.
jK.,
rMnned
to
the
cHy
on
Tues-iday
night's
train
and
are
leaving
Rau
vote
was
m
U
m
m
faw
of
j
today
for
Poreher.
Island.
thr
affirmativa.
Manv
uiterestinai
aMuments
were
un
"
mf
1m
Speakmg
of
his
recent
trip
east,
City
Commissioner
w.
J.
Alder
re-
Joe
Landry
stressed
the
better
.marks
that
novertv
in
the
ooorer
equipment
and
superior
conditions
districts
of
Montreal
seeing
to
be
for
learning
in
the
larger
school,
jmore
accentuated
than
ever
today.
Bob
Klkins
interjected
consider-
People
there
seem
to
be
draggling
able
humor
into
his
arguments
and
;
even
for
the
smallest
nickel.
Condi-
quoieo
uie
wejenjnam.
reparti
tions
in
some-
pars
oTtoe
treat
mat
results
in
rural
scooois
were
,
metropolis
appear
to
be
gtffte
de-better
than
those
of
the
urban.
1
piorable
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
the
debaters
on
motion
of
Dr.
R
O
Large,
seconded
by
C.
w.
Dawson
i.
a-Bi
a
a.a,
aa
it
a
The
debate
was
staged
in
connec-'
tion
with
the
observance
of
Na-'
bonal
Bducation
Week.
President
S
J.
Jabonr
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
an
almost
perfect
attendance
of
members
with
A.
B
Cumming
and
Harold
Brown
,
of
Vancouver
:
and
G.
A.
Woodland
of
Prince
Ru-;
pert
present
as
guests
Announcements
9c
SAL
SOUP,
tin
1
Boys'
Banc
Parents'
AawMttaUon
!
FINE
MILD
CHEESE
per
lb
Bridge,
Whist.
Dance.
February
8,
TUNA
FISH
VIb.
Un
OdtM
slews'
Hall
Cambrml
Annual
Valentine
Dance
February
14.
Mrs.
Manajr
Recital
Prts.ry
22
Baptist
Welsh
Tea.
Mtreh
1.
in
E
Of
Pure
Foods
For
Friday
and
Saturday
MECARONI
Cut
or
Whole,
pkg.
9c
JELLY
POWDERS
2
pkgs.
9c
CANADA
CORN
STARCH
pkg
9c
PARAOON
TISSUE
roll
5c
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
tin
9c
ROYAL
CITY
TOMATOES
-No.
2
un
9c
BEST
JAP
RICE
2
lbs.
3c
CORN
FLAKES
Any
brand,
pkg.
9c
CALIFORNIA
GRAPE-
Qp
FRUIT,
2
tor
.
4
'
BRUNSWICK
SARDINES
2
tins
9c
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO
fn
KOYAL
HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR
Number
1
Patent
49-lb.
sack
19c
19c
NALLEYS
HOJfEY-12-oa.
jar
19c
NALLEY-S
PRESSING
-J
Qn
12-oz.
Jar
FINEST
CRABMBAT
-lb.
tin
19c
$1.69
KELLOGG
S
ALL
BRAN
pkg
QUAKER
OATS
pkg.
KNOX
GELATINE
pkg.
MEDIUM
PRUNES
-2
lbs.
Pioneer's
B4nqHt"MSidaMarrii
!
an
All
AM
WAFERS
1
-lb.
cello
19c
19e
19c
19c
19c
'
PURE
MAPLE
SYRUP
pint
19c
SINGAPORE
PINEAPPLE
f
Qn
I
2
tins
JLUs
THRIFT
BLEND
COFFEE
lb.
29e
I
ORANGE
MARMALADE
OQp
32-oz.
jar
i
PUFFED
RICE-
2
pkgs.
29c
ROYAL
CITY
PEAS
Choice
9Qp
RIpvo
7
9
tine
Jt7V
SPINACH-Royal
City
!
No.
2
Uns.
2
-ins
29c
!l
SCOTT'S
EXTRAS
per
do,
.flc
SPITZENBERG
APPLES-
-0
lbs
29c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
J
Plume
179
201
Third
Avt.
II
"CARRY
AND
SAVE"
Mall
Orders
Have
Our
Prompt
Attention
SUNNY
LIVING
starts
at
the
table
II
rw
Ttfl
fed
and
hew
yon
look
dpd
latccty
Mt
the
food
yon
eat.
The
failwrni
aMtru
preside
she
liaUT
to
prevent
common
conili-patiaa
rtwnl
by
lack
of
this
ea-aetrtW
O.
Cmmh
M4MtiMtkn
frequently
(Mam
aaaSaraei,
Um
of
appetite
aatd
mrrT-
Yet,
in
most
eae,
it
eaa
be
erwaf
pleaaantly
and
aafoly
by
eatta
a
deiiefou
cereaL
K4bM
At4Baff
m
a
natoril
faad
far
mtwal
inJitidmU.
It
for-ite
"bvlk"
ia
eOBroil
and
nrauil
farm.
AuHna
aU
prvriaVn
HMaiai
B
ad
kan.
ImA
than
nanaty
way
!
thin
lakms
paaaa
tmnbr
'nw
Two
table-pof
of
Ali.-Bai
daily
are
oaaaOy
MrfRrient.
Cbratrir
raaea,
with
emrh
metL
V
rdief
v
iwt
aaitained,
few
Au-Basw
at
a
eereal,
or
in
nuilaaa
Get
tke
red-aad-tcrtM
park-
raa"1'
Mad
bf
Krllasc
in
Lnaa1
on,
Ontario.
Keep
on
the
AttBRAH
Sunny
Side
of
Life
presented
by
Uie
debaters
who
had
has
been
VJarUng
in
the
city
with
'
Horl
nrC
Qprrtnr!
.
.
.
coUeeled
Ranasdarahlc
-
M
n.
,
LCUiul
Co
LvCUUllU
------
-
'
11
-
-
-
i
stsra
tssiwsjBivwai
awvw
hich
as
doUvarad
ouMe
inpres-land
Mrs,
S.
J.
Jaimr.
will
safl
by
slve!
the
Prince
Georte
tonight
on
her
Mum
Jabour
eltasl
as
advantage
i
retarn
to
her
home
In
California.
of
the
larger
high
schools
the
wider
j
m
op
oi
courses
and
curricula
andj
a.
B.
Camming
of
Vancouver,
the
areatcr
facilities,
the
varied
en-
j
manager
of
the
far
department
of
vironment.
the
more
able
teaching
i
ihe
Hudson
Bay
Co.
for
British
Co-
and
the
exUa
activities
apart
f
run
iambta.
left
on
last
everang
s
train
straight
learning.
Coming
of
Christ
Is
Close
at
Hand
The
Pentecostal
Assembly
Hall
aai
nrrtirallv
filled
to
eanaettT
jfor
Prince
George,
having
arrived
!
Tuesday
night
wh-n
Rev.
John
E.
ams
wooa
argueo
uuu
closer
con-
n
Tuesday
from
Port
Simpson
tact
of
teachers
and
pupils
made
for
where
far
spent
a
week
on
company
better
understanding
and
teaching,
j
business.
Barnes
of
Chilliwaek.
superintendent
of
Pentecostal
Assemblies
for
British
Columbia,
delivered
helpful
hints
which
he
declared,
if
put
into
practice,
wooM
not
only
give
tem-
noranr
relief
from
distress
but
would
create
a
lasting
assurance
of
eternal
Miss
He
paralleled
present
conditions
in
the
world
to
the
dark
days
preceding
the
first
coming
of
Christ.
As
Before
Christ
there
had
been
Tdur
hundred
years
of
a
ban
'
HnHAif
hnn.
S1
tiHav
lwfnr
t.ll
second
coming
of
the
Lord,
many
countries
were
under
the
iron
rule
of
ruthless
dictators
religious
liberty
was
becoming
a
thing
of
the
past
and
many
who
had
once
en-loyed
the
peaceful
worship
of
their
Creator
had
now
bocome
cold
and
indifferent
The
"vancelist.
who
look
as
his
text
.Tol
2
1
"Blow
Ye
'.he
trumpet
in
Zion
and
sound
an
alarm
in
my
holy
mountain,
let
ail
the
Inhabitants
of
the
land
tremble
far
the
dav
of
the
Lord
cometh.
rfl
is
niiih
at
hand,"
exhorted
the
people
to
turn
from
"red
Oodlees"
notions,
which
ar?
polluting
the
world
today,
and
seek
God
while
He
might
yet
be
found
The
evangelical
meetings
of
Su
perintendent
Barnes
are
continuing
throughout
the
week.
Try
a
Dally
News
cla.sifi?d
ad.
v
A
winter
vacation
in
the
warm
stmshini
of
CaUiornu
or
Southern
Aruona
costj
much
less
thn
it
once
did.
Train
fare
are
very
low.
For
example:
TO
LOS
ANGELES
(from
I
nteuter,
B.
C.)
One
way
....
$24.50
21-djy
rounJtrip
.
39.50
5-mos.
ruunduip
4iJ0
The-ie
fsrei
are
pood
ifl
coaches
on
our
fastest
trains,
also
in
new-type
tourist
sleeping
cars.
(Tourist
lower
berth
from
Seanle
to
Los
Angles
$5,
upper
$4.)
Complete
meals
in
our
dining
cars
ctnl
as
little
as
801.
Tor
full
details,
write
C.
G.
ALTON.
Canadian
Passenger
Sc
Tkket
Agent,
Rogers
Building.
Vancouver,
B.
C
Southern
Pacific
Fifty
Appeals
On
Want
Ads
List
ot
Revision
Court
Tomorrow
With
City
aommiaatoner
W
J.
presiding,
the
annual
civic
comrt
of
revision
on
the
municipal
assessment
roil
will
open
tomorrow
morning.
There
are
fifty
appeals
on
the
list,
practically
all
being
on
the
grounds
of
excessive
assessment
of
land
or
iinprofoasenta.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
has
entered
a
general
appeal.
Players'
Guild
Is
Keeping
Busy
Play
to
be
Staeetl
Next
Month
For
Junior
Elks
and
Others
Planned
Social
Enjoyed
Following
a
business
session
last
night
in
Toe
H
rooms,
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
OnMd
had
an
enjoyable
social
evening
last
night
in
Toe
H
rooms,
refresh
ments
were
served.
Roth
Gordon.
the
president,
was
in
the
chair.
The
guild
is
at
present
working
on
a
play
to
be
staged
for
the
Junior
Elks
about
the
middle
of
March.
T
zAr
a
nlav
will
he
atawrl
fnr
th
Rebekah
Valentine
Tea
and
Sale
Was
Successful
Event
A
very
enjoyable
and
successful
lea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was,
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
Cen-i
tennial
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
40
at
the
i
heme
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan.
Leeds
Mrs.
J
A.
Murray.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Ham
mond.
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest
and
Miss
Aim
on
poured.
In
charge
of
the
tea
j
room
were
Mrs.
William
McLeod,
,
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
and
Mrs.
Alex
PERSONAL
Bny
your
Sanitary
Sup-direct
and
aave
75.
Etan-
dntd
Line
Send
$1
00
for
15
assorted
Imperial
Importers.
211
Uimberman
s
Bldg.
509
Richards
Street
Vancouver.
B.C."
it
FOR
RENT&iig
TOR
RENT
ThrnMnom
ancnen
stovei
peanitaote
can
tsrofnro.
KahacE;
ana
(tfr
AepDERK
HOUSE,
140
Serenth
Avenue
Bast
near
McBrlde
Street,
vacant
Ffrhraary
IS.
Phone
Green
984.
33
FOR
SALE
fKESH
Flounders
and
Solo
tot
sale
on
Helen
II..
Cow
Bay.
'
tf
FOR
SALE
House
and
Iwo
lots
Emmanuel
Street.
Also
furniture.
Phone
Black
407.
.
33r
PAINTERS
PAINTING
ana
Paper
hanrtag
Moller,
Phone
Red
802.
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United
Church
and
Hill
8ity
Chap-SLS
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ter.
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
Of
mn
on
tba
lath
day
of
February
19SS.
the
Empire
A
one-act
play
will
also
cipu'
be
staged
in
connection
with
the
u
on
a
area
wMcb
covm
ponton
of
annual
St.
Patricks
Day
concert
of
,
J-"
r'LSTi
'he
Roman
Catholic
Church.
j
trtet
ni
year
trtB
be
allowed
for
mnovai
I
or
umber
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
For
1
!
r.
victoria.
B.C..
or
District
rorrtr
;
mix
Jtupert.
B.C.
HARTLEY
BAY
COUNCIL
FOR
YEAR
NAMED
HARTLEY
BAY,
Feb.
7:
Robert
miftnri
A
Unhlnson
Ed.
Clifton.
Apartments.
The
ideal
weather
con-
J
ro-
jQhn
Eaton
wllUam
Romnson
csoans
orougni
out,
maay
mmtro
w
.
.
.
,
rrtiftn
hate
the
affair
and
received
they
were
elected
memb.rs
of
tne
6
Airs.
A.
BlackhaU
bl
by
Icouncll
heraJor
.thfuyeax
193S.
The
L'T
J.fTT
is
chief
councillor
district
The
jr..
deputy
president.
Arthur
json
as
assistant.
1UUU
w"c
w,,
Rnhinsnn
is
villaee
secretary.
with
an
air
of
St.
Valentine's,
hearts
'
and
cupids
predominating.
The
tea
table
was
centred
with
a
basket
of
beautiful
red
carnations.
Barbe.
Servtteurs
were
Mrs.
W.
A.!skatoon;
McLean
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
and
j
RlTtr
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
was
cashier.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKinley
had
charge
of
the
home
cooksnsj
table.
During
the
afternoon.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
rendered
acceptable
piano
solos.
WHiFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Provincial
police
cruiser
P
M.
L.
8
left
this
afternoon
for
Anyox.
taking
Inspector
J.
A.
Fraser
on
a
routine
inspection
trip
The
vessel
is
due
back
on
Saturday
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
R.
R.
Nichol.
Winnipeg.
Central
T.
Anderson,
C.
N
R.:
J
Jones
Harold
Jensen,
Oona
Knox
Albert
Barker,
Vancouver
L.
Freiestod.
Oona
River:
M.
Wilson,
city;
S.
Thomas.
Prince
George.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll.
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
HOME
HOME"
Rates
$1.09
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Buz,
196
Break
the
Tyranny
of
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COLDS
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Colds
THREATEN
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Cold
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re
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