THE DAILY NEWS. FRIXCE ULTERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert Daily News. Limited. Third Avenue H.T. PTJLLEN Managing-Editor SUBsCKIFTIMV RATES City delivery, by mall or carrier, yearly period, paid In advance $5.00 For lesser periods, paid in advance, per week .10 Member or Audit Bureau of Circulations By mail to all parts of British Columbia, the British Empire and United States, paid In advance, per year 3.00 DAILY EDITION Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nightwlne. j tfoneer jesidents of the Kltsum- i kalum Lake district near Terrace, j Vrived In the city on Tuesday! night's train from the Interior ! They are on their way to Vancou-: er Island where they will locate They will sail for the south on the rtf Thursday, March 28, 1935 WHY NOT ARIHTRATE ' Evidently there seems to be a deadlock between the boat owners and fishermen over the question of sharing in the proceeds of the halibut livers. Each side seems to think itself in the right and determined to fight it out. In the meantime the .boats are tied up and the whole city is suffering. In such a case arbitration seems to be the right course. Why not ask the boat owners and fishermen to submit their cases to an independent tribunal? Something should be done without delay to try to get the parties together. SEASON FOR PAINTING There is probably no other investment of a few cents, or a few dollars, that will give such pleasure and satisfaction as the money spent on paint for interior decorating. Badly marked furniture and discolored woodwork takes on a bright cheerful atmosphere almost like magic; floors glisten with the rich lustre of smooth-flowing varnish. You can bring the freshness of spring into your home nt almost R ifling cost with the products of modern paint manufacture. , Nor is the satisfaction to be derived from freshly painted woodwork and furniture merely a matter of appearances.. The surface painted with high-gloss enamel is so glossy and smooth that it is a simple matter to keep it clean. Nothing lightens housework so much as keeping he interior surfaces in the home freshly painted. Prince Rupert tonlfht. Father Murle. parish priest of the Roman Catholic Church at Anyox. sailed by the Prince Rupert yesterday afternoon on Ivs return to the smelter town after a brief visit to the city on erxlesi:. Ucal duties of vr -y can always count on DIAMOND 1WI7Q" ' 4IU-! Diamond Dyes really bet-ter dyes that I always Juve wh 'ni luck' with them?" writes an enthusiastic user. We say yrs, they really are better dyes! Because they actually contain a greater amount of the finest aniline coloring matter. Thai's why Diamond colors are so even, so lustrous ami rich. No streak, no dullness. Knjoy the lwattty Diamond Dyes can give to your wardrobe and home decorations with permanent colors lii boiling. For dainty lingerie, shades witlnul boiling, use the lovely Diamond Tints All drug stores.1T. DIAMOND DYES bfUr btcoit rfcfitr In pur i(in$ Moose Are Hosts To Hoop Players And Also Women After their lodge meeting last night, Moose members were hosts to the Moose baskeVball team and thcLddlas of Uie Moose. Cards were enjoyed until late in the. evening when delicious refreshments were served by the oammlttee. Dancing was then enjoyed unUl the early hours. The committee oarudsied of Cecil Morrison, chairman: Glllis Royer, master of cercinonie. Chuck JUc-key In the kitchen, assisted by Bus-ter Russell . Wm. Gray. Andy McDonald. Carl Smith and his orchestra provided the music. , During Uie evening a drawing was held lor a target rifle which was wonby A. McDonald. Seal Cove. Ueket No. 306. Winners at cards were: ladies' first, Mrs J A. Morrison: second. i Mrs W B. McCallvm. men .first. iA DclDrmc .rond Emi) Petersen. - I A SURPRISE Removal Sale! We must clear from our shelves 200 pairs "Onyx" and "Senorita" Shoes (Canada's finest women's shoes) to make room for our new spring goods. This is Something Unusual, Hut Wc Are Going 1 (L 1) To Clear Them as Low as To illustrate we offer a few numbers Women's "Archgrip" Shoes, regular $9.50 Never before have we made such an offer. But as an ina-oduciion lo those not haying worn this Comfort Shoe we make QJ AC this special offer Id Senorita Style Footwear in black, brown, ties pumps and straps, suede and other leather combinations, good range of sizes in the lot. Regular price $0.50 and $6.85. OA rn Sale, per pair J1DU Onyx Onyx Shoes for women, In a good range of patterns. Dont miss ihese Values from $7 JO to $9.00 co or Qt crn or as Sale yoou, tlaUU t?J7t Sale Starts Tomorrow, Friday, 29th One Week Only 1 Watch Our Windows For ValucsCash at These Prices Only Box 158 1 r AIYliL I onuii SlUKt Phone 357 TUB DAILY NEWS Daffodil Tea And Sale Yesterday By United Church Aid Although the unfavorable wea-Itner minuted against there being : a large attendance the daffodil tea and sale of home cooking held yesterday afternoon by the Ladies Aid of First United Church was nevertheless a yjtry enjoyable affair for those present. Mrs. II. Clavrlng and Mrs E. J : Moore, president and vice-president respectively of the Aid, received the guests. Mrs. Hugh Klllin and Mrs.' James Krlkeysky poured and Mrs. N. Thomas and Mrs. D. Santerbane were In charse of the ten roam. Assisting in serving were Ms. Merrill Sollows, Miss M McGregor, Mr. George Clecone and Mrs. W. 11. Cornish. Cashier was Mrs. Q. V. Wilklnion. The home cooking table was charge of Mrs. q. f Davey and Ma. J S. Irvine. , A brief nulfl program lnelHdd piano soU by Miss Joy Green and Jessie Gibson. The nociul iiall was tastefully decorated with daffodils. I WINNERS IN BOWLS Lamble St Slant Captures Second Half Honors in lire Pins Deflating Puttt O'flce last night three matches to Mil with an aggregate icore Of 294S to 3396. Lam-bie & Stone. won secmi half of the season honors In Uie Five Pin Bowling Leugue and next week will meet Rinky Dinks, winners of the flnrt half. In the play-off. j In the second fixture Ust night 1 Knox Hotel won over the Rinky; Dinks two matches to one. the ae- jgregate score, howver, being 2449 ! to 2551 In favor'of the losers. Joe Scott of Lamble A: Stone had the high average for the evening - 1253. The players werof '- " Post OlliceSiit. Ksne. Andrew., r.WngwMlfcrtoiTV Lamble ii St6nc--ilcJn4sh Alex- jandcr. Styles. Johnwn. Seott. Rinky DinksrfCteeone. Veiteh. Schriaberg, Fong, tacey. Knox Hotel 66 vcrdale. Thomp son. Wesch. lilgrin Assemlssen The Five Pin DeJgui jc date Is as follows: siarfdlrif to W Lambic & Stone 8 Knox Hotel . 5 Post Office 3 Rinky Dinks 2 A winter vicau'on in the warm sunshine of California or South-ern Arizona tojt much let than it once did. Train fare axe very low. For example: TO LOS ANGELES (from Vtnctmtt, Ii. C) One wy . . . . $24.50 21-day roundtrip . 39.50 mos. roundtrip . 46.00 Tbeie ftre tre good in coache on our f atteu train, also in new )r tourist tleeping car. (Tour, iit lower berth from Seattle to Lo Angelet $ J, upper U.) Complete meal in our dining, car com at little a 80. For full details Write C G. ALTON, Canadian Paitenger Af Ticket Aftent. Roger Building, Vancouvtr, B. C Southern Pacific I 1 4 Bridge, Whist And Dance Enjoyabli 6 7 Successful Affair Held lust Niuht By Women's Auxiliary to Canadian Legion A very enjoyable bridge and whist 1 party and dance wtw held by the r.T.i il iiiiiii 1 iJ Til British America Paint Co., Ltd. Women's Auxiliary .r tli- fu'iuttun Legion in the U-v m Rjm.s nmnt.' There were thirty tables of cards and prize-winners were Bridge Ladies" first. Mrs A. Norton; second. Miss Grace Howe; consolation, Mrs. J. 8. Black: men's first. C. Mlchaloff; second. F. E. Wermig; consolation. II. Dolron. Whist Ladies' first. Mrs Wll- ; liam Ranee; consolation. Mrs. A. J. Croxford; men's first. S. O. Ayres; consolation. William Ranee. After cards, refreshments were served and dancing followed with music by Mrs. J. S. Blacks Or-! "heatra. The committee In charge consisted of Mrs. Jack Preece, who presided at the door. Mrs. R. T. Anderson, Mrs. JIugh Smith. Mrs. Wright Davles. Mrs. A. Wide. Mrs. W O. Smith and Miss E. Oandy. Try a Dally News classified ad. 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 High-tlatt, durable foamel tolort. Hall Oalloo Quart Pint HaUPihU Hall Cation Quart Pint !UH Pint Today's Weather Dead Tree Poln'- Part cloudy, light northwest wind; barometer, 30.22; temperature. 28; sea choppy. Triple Island Part cloudy, fresh not th west wind: sea chonnv. Tfrwtfry, March a. 1M FOR ONE WEEK ONLY MARCH 29th TO APRIL 6th This it h onljr lim oi tbt yi when 8tin Ck It 101a ii in man rrfuxr prKti, llittrlort y ibcaM QUVt it point to buy all the ixw Git, need for ALL yout Sprini dicorattni. yg acaitr can mppiy extra toupona. 1a 1" txac:Jul fVt lib ft;.. 1.73 1,25 .V6 70 CUar cr ttam l ior for floor flnclcu::, woodwork ar.J (urr.iturt Exfrmljr durabic. ai rH 11 r-. 93.04I 92.00 l.tift lit .VO 5 .SO .3S A Ktni finith in pailcl ttnta for wail. High jirad quality WahaU H .ill Gallon QuarU Pint Half Pint . S2.0 l,40 1 40 ,f0 15 JO W 25 OFF S GALS. OFF QUARTS OFF PINTS DE LUXE WALL TINT THE SANITARY XAtSOMINE This finer quality kalsomlne dries with an exceptionally hsrd sur face that won't rub off. It also contains i' sweet-smelling antiseptic which leaves the room clean and flesh. All colors. In 5-lb. packages. Salin-dlo Dealer SALl PBICt , THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. LTD. Prince Rupert, H.C, Anyox Part y M SuwAj t -t'iiui i-.;. ;. HaZfiion Dnwh' r.i.n SmlthersCloudy. cj.ih. cool three inches new bnow Burns Lake Srwwlng ralov five Inches new snow. Langara Island - Fine, clear. T W Hall, inspector nf fresh northwest wind, sea choppy, "left on last evening ! f"r 1 Terrace Part cl udy calm. 28. ; trip to Usk on officii .1 r - ANNUAL SATIN-GLO SALE Commence!' March 29th Emirs April filli This special sale is conducted with the co-oueratioi -f manufacturer, whoi adopt this method to deHHinMii'U; tin superior quality of Satln-Olo finishes, voir savi:: 15c on Half Pints 50c on Quarts 25c on I'intx $1.00 on Half fiallons THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. LTD. ma) I i v.nu OurcoAt's cteh'wr&fcn. tte minute - We want your RAPID-F1RI? DELIVERIES COAL! We have the best m Trlnce Rupert. IU a dirty buMnesi but we treat you wlii'f LUMBER & qiii'i:i.i!S Why not do that repair ....... 1 1. . i . . nn nuJnt 10 now, MJ lilUL jfuu w r smmmsMM the summer. Phone us l TMnaHMnNM prices. We will riurpn'C you- jmiLDING SUPPLIES Brick, Cement and Tile We have what you want at the rich' Prlce Philpdlt Evilt & Co. Ltd. Phones 651-652