Orange
Ladies'
Enjoyable
Affair
llrld
Last
Night
With
Good
Sited
Crowd
in
Attendance
An
enjojaWe
brMge
jmi&
'jknA
tanee
was
hM
by
the
Indies'
Or-
arige
Benevolent
Association
in
the
oidfellows'Hall
last
night.
Prize
winner
in
sards
were:
teles'
first.
Mrs.
Brati';
second,
Mr.
Scott;
third.
Mrs.
Viereck;
men's
first,
Mr.
Scott;
second.
Mr.
Gomez;
third,
Mr.
Collier.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed
until
2
ajn.
with
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
Moorehouse
assisted
by
Mrs.
Barber.
Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs.,
Fowler.
Mrs.
Menzie,
Mrs.
Howe
Mrs.
Wide
and
Mrs
Lamb.
I
Systematic
Service
Efficient
&
systematic
service
is
the
best
and
most
economical.
OUR
SERVICE
RECORD
will
show
complete
record
of
all
Tepalrs
.made
and
all
parts
replaced.
A
copy
of
this
record
rettimed
with
all
sets
serviced
by-
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Phone
Bine
320
Phone
411
Mussallem's
Lead
Bridge-Dance
Bowling
League
Alley
Cats
and
Annette's
Runners-Urv
Five
Regular
Fixtures
to
Be
Played
Tonight
Mussallem's
team
is
leading
the
Ladies'
Bowline
Lfe
fdHt
Alley
Cta
In
second
place
an
AnfMtte's
to
third.
The
team
nt0mtnm
for
Hie
season
to
date
are
flBawg;
Mussallem's
-
J1249
Alley
CaW
1332
Annette's
1
.
1284
All
Stars
!
MSG
Boston
Red
11&2
Lucky
Strikes
J
1
47
Big
Four
IJ144
Strikers
.1137
C.
N.
R.
A.
112fi
Rupertettes
1120
The
foMowtng
games
are
scheduled
for
tonight:
AnnUe$
vs.
Mussallem's;
Big
Fbur
vs.
Strikers;
Rupertettes
vs.
Alley
Cats:
All
Stars
vs.
Boston
Reds:
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
fresh;
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29J08;
temperature.
44;
heavy
awell.'
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
strong
southeast
wind;
sea
rough.
Langara
Island
Raining,
fresh
easterly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind,
36.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
34.
Stewart
Snowing
calm,
31.
A
Daily
News
Want-Ad.
will
get
what
you
want
Going
to
a
Valentine
Dance
or
Party?
jjL
You
will
probably
be
needing
I
a
new
pair
of
Evening
Shoes
f
We
therefore
wish
to
emphasize
that
the
selection
aw
mm
'
i
.
.
.
-
t
anoraea
Dy
us,
together
with
our
experience
in
fit-
"
m
At
A
,
v
.,
,uiig,
cusu
yuu
uu
more
sometimes
even
less)
tnan
Jj
purchasing
elsewhere.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
Phone
337
Where
Service
and
Quality
Excel
Pj
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nana
txmsmnsJS
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WARE
IDEAL
FOR
OVEN'
BAKING
Round
Casseroles
with
cover,
each
$1.25,
SIM
Si
$1.75
g
Round
Pie
Plates,
each
65c
&
73c
w
Individual
Custard
Cups,
each
10c
&
15c
t-
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tlltln
1sia
aaaIi
tl
f
rt
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McUride
St.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Bteamsrs
leave
Prliice
Rupert
for
Vancouver
X.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
VM
Arriving
Vancouver
Thursday
T&.
VENTURE
EVERY
FRIDAY
MIDNIGHT.
Arriving
Vancouver
Monday
asn.
eiUy
aaUlnga
to
Port
81mpo..
Alice
Arm,
Anyox,
Btewart
svnd
Nan
River
point.
Leave
Prince
Itupert
Sunday,
8
pm
irther
Information
regarding
all
sailings
and
tickets
at
SPECIAL
ROUND-TRIP
FARES
TO
VANCOUVER
QQO
ft
I.
Return
limit
March
31st
tJJOAeVU
PBDICE
HCPEBT
AOESCTt
Third
Avenue.
Phone
S68
D.
ELIO
FURNITURE
DEALER
Exchanging
and
Auctioneer
Corner
'Third
Ave.
it
First
St.
Phone
Green
421
USED
FURNITURE
Ranges,
Heaters,
Dedj,
Dining
Room
Table
with
G
Chairs,
etc.
.Buy
Everything,
,
Bells
Everything
STILL
BUYING
GOLD
Q
Qlll;am
CD.
g(e,-nJtJa
charming
chatelaine
of
the
Canadian
Legation
at
Washington,
D.C
wife
of
Canada's
Minister
to
the
United
States
and
sister
of
the
Right
Hon.
R.
D.
Bennett,
Prime
Miu-ister
of
Canada.
W"3
BRAND
CM
APORATED
m
ESTLES
1M
L'A;v.u
Milk
i
jjji
'contest
open
to
residents
of
canAd
a
only
lit
prize
$250.00
2nd
priz
S150.00
3rd
prize
$75.00
4th
&
5th
prizes
525.00
each
195
weekly
prizes
of
S5.00
each
(15
each
week
for
13
weeks)
This
contest
is
for
recipes
containing
MILK
as
one
of
the
ingredients.
The
milk
used
may
be
of
any
type;
ordinary
or
evaporated.
Each
entry
must
be
accompanied
by
a
label
from
a
can
of
Nestle's
Milk
and
must
include
your
grocer's
name
and
address.
Recipes
will
be
judged
on
the
talis
of
simplicity,
palatability
and
food
value.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
I'KINCE
KUPEUT
-
KIUTISII
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
11.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Pentecostal
Mission
Here
is
Continuing
Large
Crowds
Attending
Meetings
Nightly
to
Hear
Superintendent
J.
C
Karnes
Good
sized
gatherhiKs
continue
to
display
much
Interest
in
the
meet
ings
being
conducted
nightly
In
the
local
Pentecostal
Assembly
Hall
by
Rev.
J.
EkBarnes
of
Chllliwack,
su-oerlntendent
of
Pentecostal
Assemblies
for
British
Columbia,
and
Rev.
E.
J.
North,
the
local
pastor,
and
Mrs.
North.
The
meetings
will
continue
for
anothe
rweek
or
so.
Last
night
Mr.
Barnes
spoke
on
the
"Three
Judgments
Which
Are
to
Come."
The
first
in
the
very
near
future
according
to
all
signs
would
be
the
reviewing
by
Christ
of
all
the
woto
done
by
the
Christians
since
their
conversion,
to
see
whe
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
Used
Fawcett
Range,
with
hew
fire
back.
8plendld
con-
$37-50
Phone
775
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
ther
or
not
they
deserve
any
rewards.
This
would
take
place
imme-
riiatelv
nftfr
tho
Ijirri
(jaknc
tin
all
dead
as
well
as
those
that
are
living,
to
prepare
them
for
their
allotted
work
with
Christ
when
He
comes
back
to
earth
again
for
the
thousand
years
of
peace.
The
second
future
Judgment
the
Individuals
of
the
nations
that
,
fought
against
Him
and
Ills
people
and
those
who
helpexLOU
.people.
The
latter
Hp
would
Wets
and
the
others
He
would
curse.
In
the
third
and
last
Judgment,
known
as
the
"White
"Throne
Judgment,"
the
Lord
would
judge
all
the
ungodly
who
had
refused
to
accept
Christ
as
their
Saviour
or
to
ack
nowledge
God
as
tlwlr
Creator.
This
judgment
would,
take
alace
after
the
thousand
years'
reign
of
peace
on
earth.
The
evangelist
emphatically
declared
that
there
.
was
no
second
chance
after
death:
buUthat,
"after
death,
comes
the
Judgment."
The
message
tonight
Is
entitled
"S.
O.
S."
or
"fitandlne
By,"
In
wliich
Pastor
Barnes
and
relate
some
nautical
tale
and
brings
vividly
before
the
people
the
thought
that
the
Lord
never
left
nor
forsook
those
who
called
upon
Him.
Q11,,
QCilhan,
Q
3CerrU
LIKES
SO
WELL"
.
.
.
says
Florence
M.
Vincent,
cook
at
the
Canadian
legation,
Washington,
D,C,
residence
of
the
Hon.
William
D.
Herridge,
K.C,
D.S.O.,
M.C,
Canadian
Minister
to
the
United
States,
and
Mrs.
Herridge
In
mansion
and
in
modest
home,
the
discerning
housewife
uses
Nestle's
because
she
knows
that
its
purity
and
goodness
never
changes
its
generous
butter-fat
content
is
always
the
same.
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
is
pure,
creamy
cow's
milk,
with
more
than
half
the
water
removed.
Sotbiitg
is
added
It
is
twice
as
rich
as
ordinary
fluid
milk.
Make
your
cooking
appreciated.
Decide
now
to
give
your
dishes
added
flavour
and
richness
by
using
Nestle's.
When
next
you
'phone
your
grocer
ask
him
to
include
a
few
tins
with
your
order.
You
will
be
sur-
rmmmmm
-
III
prised
at
the
low
N
ESTLE
TIM
Ll
cost
of
Nestle's.
STERILIZED
.
.
.
EVAPORATED
150000
IN
CASH
AWARDS
You
may
submit
as
many
different
recipes
as
desired
and
win
any
number
of
15.
DO
prize
to
lone
as
each
recipe
it
accompanied
by
a
Nestle't
Milk
labeL
utter
each
week's
contest
if
you
wish!
Final
contest
closet
May
11,
1935,
and
the
five
major
prizes
will
then
be
awarded,
lodges
will
be
Miss
Margaret
Currie,
Household
Editor,
Montreal
Dally
Star;
Miss
I.
K.
Pattinson.
Director
of
Domestic
Science,
CenttalTechnicalSchoo
I,
Toronto;
and
Mm
Lottie
Duncan,
Director
of
Home
Economics,
University
of
Manitoba.
Decisions
of
the
judges
will
be
final.
Recipes
will
not
be
returned.
Members
of
the
Nestle's
organization
and
their
families
are
not
eligible.
Send
entries
to
CONTEST
EDITOR,
NESTLE'S
MILK
PRODUCTS
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
METROPOLITAN
BLDG.,
TORONTO.
BRIDGE
PLAY
LAST
EVENING
Grotto
Still
Maintains
Substantial
1-ad
With
Swift's
In
Second
Place
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Swift's
0633,
Grotto
7034.
Canadian
National
Recreation
5C11
Musketeer.
6028
the
Christians,
both
those
who
are
Ablation
Canadian
Legion
4SC4,
Ramblers
0270.
The
league
standing:
Grotto
.0
0
Swift's
Ramblers
would
be
that
of
the
gatlan
living
Musketeers
upon
this
very
earth
alloc
the
battle
j
c.
N.
R.
A
of
Armageddon
when
Christ
would
.Canadian
Legion
P.
F.
A.
40C17
35478
G
3S708
34204
G
35088
32701
C
34771
3S248
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34414
35518
C
30424
3770GI
have
defeated
all
Ills
active
enemies
I
and
set
up
His
Millennial
'Kingdom.
D
!
'
1
Pril1w.l
Christ
at
this
time
would
separate
i
I
U
VlULIdl
t
Of
Revision
Sits
Sessions
Opened
Yesterday
With
John
Djbliavn
as
Juder
and
Continued
Today
With
John
Dybhavn
presiding
as
Judge,
court
of
revision
on
the
assessment
roll
for
Prince
Rupert
provincial
assessment
district
opened
yesterday
morning
at
the
Court
House
and,
at
noon,
adjourned
until
this
morning
when
the
sessions
continued.
The
ilst
of
appeals
was
a
light
one,
numbering
only
a
couple
'of
dozen
case,
non-
of
which
were
of
outstanding
character.
Adjournment
was
made
today
until
March
7.
BAR
SILVER
UP
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Bar
silver
closed
at
54?iic
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
up
2c
from
Wednesday.
Today's
price
was
543,4C.
...
Fiiditf.
Fiirturj
li,
vjy3
"Here's
how
i
make
the
oyster
stew
T
HAVE1
received
many
compliments
on
my
oyster
ztfm
3
Stew,
COUK
VIIIICIU
lUUUIlUn,
1
UI1I
SUIC
lilt
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
I
use
is
one
of
the
reasons
for
its
success.
I
find,
too,
that
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
is
ideal
in
recipes
for
other
things
such
as
soups,
omelettes,
creamed
dishes
and
so
forth."
Ma
Oyster
St
ew
2
nipt
Neitlt'l
Evaporated
Milk
dilutrd
with
2
cup
water
2
tulkt
celery
1
tike
uohid
Hit
of
bajr
leaf
2
iprir.
pmlejr
3
tbip.
butter
I
pc.
oyttcft
4
tbip.
cracker
crumt
lilt
dath
paprika
Scald
diluted
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
with
onion,
celery,
parsley
and
bay
leaf
20
minutes;
remove
celery,
onion
and
hay
leaf
and
add
crackers.
Heat
the
cleaned
oysters
in
their
own
liquid
until
the
edges
curl.
Add
to
milk
and
season
with
butter,
paprika
and
salt.
Serve
immediately.
Yield
:
5
servings.
!
Contest
Editor.
NettLrt
Milk
Products
(Canada)
I
Limited,
Metropolitan
lUdg,
Toronto,
Ontario,
i
Attached
it
a
Nestlft
Milk
label
and
recipe
i
J
which
1
enter
in
your
$1500.00
con
teit.
I
!
Sm
I
On-
I
Cmir'iKMf
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cmaai
far
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lucdftkfcNMMwr
tL.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
F.
J.
Lancaster,
J.
A.
Legree,
T.
Baksombc
and
W.
Dey.
Vancouver
Central
William
Prime.
Anyox;
H.
Andar-ten
and
J.
Hsdland.
city;
Reg.
Rkk-ard,
Carl
J.
Ptrlsttom
and
Wilfrid
Smith,
Vancouver;
O.
Olsen.
Oona
River.
Knot
P.
S.
Dannliauer.
Copper
River:
L.
Martinson
and
Dan
Ortffis,
Goat
Harbor
J.
Halllday.
city.
SPORT
CHAT
Again
arrangements
for
two
local
hoop
teams
to
play
games
with
Ketchikan
and
Metlakatla
have
fallen
through
so
the
local
fans
will
not
have
a
chance
for
the
time
being
at
least
to
see
how
the
Americans
play
tlo
popular
winter
Quietly
Married
Here
Last
.MKs
Jrir
Itebak
Becomes
Hriilr
(X
Anton
Atulmen
at
Ceremony
In
.Mante
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
at
7
o'clock
lust
vening
u:
the
Manse
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngwortl
f
Delating,
of
Miss
J.wie
IlcbaK
urn'.
Anton
Andereen.
both
of
tln
my
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andren
will
route
here.
The
groom
Is
a
flahemi.ii.
I
RAKKimiAU.
KCOItIS
I
Last
night's
basketlHtll
$cr"
were
as
follows:
'
Junior
Iaguo
eieythian.v
31
High
SeltodL
14.
j
Ladies'
League-
Annette's
15
jorottettes,
3.
Intermediate
League
-
H'h
School.
37;
Warirors.
03.
Senior
League--C
N.
R
A
3H
Qrotto.
43
EVERY
HOME
NEEDS
(5
yfrm-Buk
THE
HANDY
REMEDY
FOR
l
uts,
tsrviscs,
Burns,
Pimples,
Eczema,
Rashes,
,
K
Boils,
Abscesses,
Ulcers,
Bad
Legs,
Poisoned
A
'rfj
Wounds,
Piles,
Scalp
Diseases,
etc,
US
IT
IN-
taf
If.
I,
HHtam,
Sir