Occcmber
19,
1938
3
Pure
Grape
Wines
or
Christmas
Festivities
CALOHA
WHITE
MEDIUM
SWEET
'
CALONA
RED
MEDIUM
SWEET
CALOHA
RED
DRY
are
three
delicious
grape
wines.
They
come
to
you
from
sunny
Okanagan.
Made
to
suit
exacting
tastes.
Have
won
the
praise
of
wine
makers
for
purity,
bouquet
and
clearness.
30'
Proof
Spirit
...
in
four
sizes!
26-oz.
40-oz.
Vi-Gal.
1-Gal.
60c
&5c
fl.60
f,00
The
following
Calona
Wines
also
on
sale:
The
Champagne
at
J(1.90;
the
Sparkling
Burgundy
at
1.75,
and
the
popular
Vermouths,
Italian
and
French,
at
1.25
At
all
Government
Vendors
iH
iiWWM
WINKS
f.W.
II
s
This
advev.irtr-n:
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Coard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FOR
CHRISTMAS
and
all
the
year
around
Covered
Roasters,
from
$1.00
to
$3.00
Stainless
Carving
Sets
$2.50
to
$7.50
Pocket
Knives,
Scissors,
Table
Cutlery
Pyrcx
Cooking
Utensils.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO;
LTD.
MacKenzie
Furniture
V
We
invito
you
to.
visit
our
store
during
this
week,
ffi
,15
ajr
I
Furniture
for
the
home
there
is
no
better
gift.
)?
327
Third
Ave.
Call
for
1937
Calendar.
Phone
775
ISttHiWIUI
WBXTKK
FAKES
Culling
at
Occa.-
l'nlla
and
1W1I
"ncf
32Hcliirn
Mviils
and
Hvrlh
Included
!fii,.
THURSDAYS
s..!ffl3
until
Feb..
28.
Hate
effective
iiowr
awl
Itrltirn
limit,
March
31.
CMLDiM
UMliMi
STEAMSHlPg
-
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
"Brand"
SMOKED
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
-'
PIUNCR
KUPERT.
B.C.
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
,
MEMORIAL
(Contlnueu
iroin
Pane
1
me
to
officiate
,at
this
function,
.particularly
so
as
I
do
not
hap
'pen
to
be
of
the
organization
which
first
conceived
the
Idea
of
i
this
form
of
tribute
and
the
man
i
nor
of
,arryjn$
U.
out.
X
really
the
great
rcspqiybUityHftlltlJft
matter
and
my
own
limitations
with
respect
to
-lt-and,
I
-am
equal
ly
aware
of
the
Inadequacy
of
words
wherewith
to
express
the
sentiments
of
these
employees.
i
"Perhaps
it
might
be'
Well'
at
this
juncture
to
outline
how
this
proposal
first
came
about
'and
its
eventual
crystallization,
cul
mmaung
n;
the
ceremony
ar
ranged:
for
this
broadcast.
The
Idea
was
first
conceived
by
a
number
of
employees,
who
are
members
of
the
standard
International
labor
organizations.
Under
pres
sure
from
them
the
matter
was
considered
and
arrangements
were
Idea
met
with
a
very
general
re
ception
with
the
result
that
other
organizations
asked
to
be
Included
and
the
arrangements
were
accordingly
widened.
Again
there
were
requests
from
officers.'
and
other
employees
who,
by,
reason;
of
the
particularity
of
their
status,
are
not
members
of
these
organ
izations.
In
this
way
the
idea
ber
came
more
universal
with
the
re
suit
that
the
final
contributions
t:qk
in
all
employees
and
officers'
of
the
railway.
Gencial
Contribution,
"Here
in
Prince
Rupert
that
was
much
so.
At
first
this
point
was
not
one
of
those
chosen
for
the
erection
of
a
plaque,
which
Is
the
form
which
this
tribute
has
taken.
It
was
first
decided
that
one
plaque
would
be
erected
in
each
province
of
the
Dominion
However,
by
persistence
and
with
the
co-operation
of
the
local
press,
each
of
Which
papers
'
published
our
views
in
the
matter,
the
de
sire
to
have:
a
plaque
here
also
was
emphasized
and
flnallycon-ceded.
The,
plaque'
erected
here
Is
similar
to
those
arranged
'for
the
other
points,
all
being
struck
from
one
mold.
.
"Of
he
In
whose
memory
thesi
plaques
are
erected
much
has
besn
written
and
not
always
with
understanding
or
In
the
proper
estimation
of
his
true
wortii.
I
feel
that
we
b3st
know
him
who
work
er
cd
for
him,
were
avare
alike
of
jKJ
his
strengths
and;
his
weaknesses
pJi
and
were
able
to
measure
the
one
JA
In
relation
to
the
other.
$J
"Sir
Henry
was
a
great
organ-;
$j
Izcr,
and
a
great
executive.
In'
these
capacities
.there
Is
much
with
which
to
measure
him..
These
are
his
accomplishments
which
ex-,
TO
tended
to
three
countries
in
th
P&
course
of
his
ever
expanding
car--
Vfl
cer.
In
each
of
these
his
record
is
jm
testament
to
his
capacity
to
achieve.
"In
leadership
he
towered
over
m
Ills
associates,
physically
and
mentally
he
was
a
big
man
a
leader
in
his
capacity
to
conceive
and
to
carry
out.
L
Unfortunate
End
!
"We
know
the
unfortunate',
Circumstances
which
'terminated,,
his
career
with
the
rallwaywlth
which
'"'we
too
are
associated,
f
makemeri-
tlon
of
It
here
In
passing
that
It
may
be
known,
as
it
Is
known
to
each
one
of
us,
and
the
Injustice
'
of
it
serves
to
deepen
our
respect
to
his
memory
and
the
love
and
affection
that
we
had
and
have
for
him.
His
enemies
cut
him
down
and,
If
we
believe
aright,,
they
did
fo
by
reason
of
his
capacity
to
achieve.
Time
will
make
evl-
dent
the
truths
that
are
at
pres-j
ent
hidden
and
will
remain
hidden
in
the'
Kg
that
accompanied
his-,
going
from
the
service
which
later
broke
his
spirit
and
brought
about1
his.
untimely
end.
At
a
time
when'
the
opportunity
of
a"n
even
larger
field
appeared
open
to
him
in
which
he
would
have
had
an
even
THX
DAILY
NEW3
page
nve;
GAME
HEAD
WAS
HEARD
James
Cunningham
Annual
Banquet
of
Local
Rod
.
AndCunClub
.
'trnmofc
.nimnlncham
of
.
Vancour.
ver,
dame
poiim&jlioner
.
fof
)tjje,
Province-
oi
unusn-wuumoia,
was
the
principal
speaker
last
night,
at
the
annual
.banqiret
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
In
the
Knox
Hotel,
There
were
between
ninety
and
one
hundred
mmroas
and
anglers
In
attendance
with
President
Don
Crerat
In
the
chair
and
th'e
affair
was.
highly
successful.
Mr.
Cunningham
discussed
game
and
hunting
matters.
After
speaking
of
deer
and
wolves,
in
the
course
of
which
he
declared
that
the
authorities
had
no
Intention,
I
Filled
to
capacity
wmx
AiasKans
.
.
,
i
i.
Having
been
delayed
a
couple
of
days
by
exceptionally
bad
weather
conditions,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Nell
Mctean,
Is
due
In
port
at
5
oViork
this
evening
from
'Van-
jcouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Speaker
At-
V.eS
1S,
to
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
south
via
the
Islands
but
jrliy,not
likely
gekWW.At,
that
lime.
Hi
Try
a
Dally
News
wanvad.
f
2?
3
made
for
the
distribution
of
the
as
rumored,
of
putting
wolves
onirf.
necessary
lists
to
secure
ithe
funds
I
he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Mr.
required
to
give
the
proposal
ef-j'cunnlhgham
went
on
to
speak
of
feet.
It
was
soon
seen
that
thel-the.
mlcratorr
bird
regulations
I
.yhlch
he
explained
were
governed
,
,
Tl
f
I
i
I
U
-
Iv'rf
y
me
uominion.
n
wit-
iciv
oy
uiu
province
that
the
present
rcgula-
m
tions
were
not
.satisfactory
iandi,j
every
effort
was.
being
made
to
bring
about
adjustments.
After
Mr.
Cunningham's
address
numerous
iueslipns
were
.ask-id,
these
being
answered
by
the
Commissioner.
District
Game
Warden
T.
Van
j
Jyk
of
Prince
.George
spoke
briefly
M
and'
humorously.
'M'
City
Commissioner
W.
J,
Alder
jk-
,ave
reminiscences
of
younger
days
m
,vhcn
he
was
a
devotee
of
angling
zfa
and
wished
the
club.
every
success.!
-
,
Jl,,ft
v
ane
evenmg
s
prugiitm
muuutu
songs
by
Andrew
Home
and
Illu
minated
club
swinging
by
Ted
An-
slow.
1
going
south,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prin-
j
jto
cess
Norahi
Capt.
William
Palmer,
j
jfc
was
in
port
from
2:30
to
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
Sff
.
from
Skacwav
to
Vancouver.
A
large
portion
of
,the
passengers
W
Eleven
persons
disembarked
from
fe'jj
the
vessel
here
whil-a
only
one
boar-
m
ded
her
here
for
Vancouver.
D.
fa
McCraUd
.has
returned
td
his
du-
ties
as(
chief
englneeronrthe
Prln-
ce&s
Norah
after
having,
been
off
for
a,'
month's-
vadation
during
which
he
made
"a
trip
to
California.
M
,
M
nis
railway
me
wicip.iii
w,u.it;i-
nit
with
our
own
e
merefy
show
f
;umstince3,
whicli
do
not
lecsen
vh
ihe
faith
in
him
that
was
and
is
f$
ours.
Rf
"Slilnlng
out
brilliantly
thrcu&h
5
all
thsse
circumstances
of
mlsfor-
tune,
yes
of
imposition,
is
the
A
teal
man
we
had
'cbme
to
know,
-and
whnm
we
shall
alwavs
re-
S?
.memberthe
friend
"
greater
opportunity,
to,,ivcxerclsG
.
-
"His
critics'-"arid:.
hls
enemies
V
?"'
might
have;'
dcajt
npreichariabt
with,
'mm;
certalhly'
less,
viciousijf
wiUi
him',
In
view
pf
the
greatness
ot
his'
tonj-rlbutloiij
to.
tlio
life
and
progress
of
'Canada
ahdi
the
surety'
of
the
success
.
'M:
the-Canadian
Nation
alsSystcm
whfch
'
'
he
established.
'
.'"v
-'J
ceivea
anu
jjivyei
ijciopvtuvc
which
time
only
can
supply
will
bring
proper
judgment
of
the
man
and
his"'
achievement.
'
"Of
these
things
we
do
not
need
to
s;ak'
extendedly
nor
does
.he:
need
burvdefence
but-passing
men-,tlon
thus
touching
all
phases
of,
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.
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Saturday
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