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ULTERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
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Avenue
H.T.
PTJLLEN
Managing-Editor
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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.
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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
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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-
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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.
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i
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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