January
19,
1937
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DAILY
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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Magazine
Night
The
letter
Box
rough
Backache
T
JU$T
T&Y
IT
QNGE
pathollc
Tea
Mrs.
Balagnp's
Jan.
,
.Can.
Legion
Bridge-Whist
Jan.
VpI4N'S
yiEWF.QINT
QN
She
Could
Sparely
2,
(14)
19
(15)
Christian
Youth
Society
Has
Novel
PEACE
RJVEIt
nAIL)VAy
Walk
!
...
a
fe"r
Alien
nas
joined
tne
start
William
Goldbloom
sailed
this
cc
years
v
'
;.p
J
.
m
Ve
yj
an
oi
v;anuaa
nere.
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
bus!
at
last
-giorums
jci
.
,ness
trip
to
mts
dQwn
the
feels
lt.ner
auty
w
ici.
moss
Eisie
connery
returned
tC'lncludlne
Kitlmnnt.
sufferers
now
mic
sui.
ing
C1y
on
me
uaiaia
wis
morn
.nh
Here
in
ner
leuer
sue
ina
from
a
trio
to
Anvnx
...
ctnrv
l
1
lhw.
-
duty
tell
you
X
tiuvv
-
-
Hemmlngs,
per
pkg.
fV
Q
Naphtha
Soap
A
Jn
10
bars
1
1
1
i
uues
rresn
siock
in
10-lb.
box
XXU
omaio
juice
Llbby's
Qn
large
tins..
per
tin
per
lb.
per
lb
IMione
18
19c
Best.
2's.
2
Un.s
&ds
lnil!n:ri!!lii;ia:gip!i!!ii:ni!iiai9is!ip!;i;i,pii!i;i
James
Carson
arrived
in
the
city
after
nearly
wree
ycm
ui.on.
sunaays
tram
irom
smuners,
ing
with
neuritis
and
back-'being
here
to
recejye
medical
t
v,ivp
nhtalned
relief
after
treatment.
.
u
Kaon
n
hnsn
till,
hafl
f"tA
.via,,
uwnu.1.
juaiiagci
v
rrrrmr,
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
Mac's
Best.
2's,
2
tins5"'
.
f;?WyV
29c
Quick
Tapioca
Mai-
-1
On'
u
v
kin's
Best,
8-oz.
pkg.
Super
Suds
IOC
large
pkg
Baker's
Chocolate
24C
per
pkg
.Oranges
Large,
sweet
OOn
K'
and
Juicy,
per
doz.
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
QQ
ML
per
lb
Qxq
P,ubes-jarge
tin
n.X
.
.
o
THE
ENGINEERS
GUIDE
(To
.Success)
23c
Leicester
Square
Smoking
Mixture
flftn
OUl
i2-lb.
tins
P.
0,
Bpx
575
BwippfpBpwiiii'pm
Correspondence
TrajnJni;
Lelnf
to
pnJyerJty
Vtiftts,
Specialized
Engineering
llrancjies
and
(J9ytrnffent
perUfates
ENGINEERS
pr
POTENTIAL
ENGINEERS
Interested
in
.taking
instruction
In
any
of
Ihe
applied
pcencesadlnf
to
examination
Professional
institutions
or
cerUflcates
of
competency
please
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V
rT.
T.
W.
Hall,
Inspector
of
schools,
returned
to
the
city
on
Sunday's
train
from
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
of
flclal
duties.
W.
H.Tobey,
C.
If.
Jl.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
Sunday's
trair)
from
pne
of
.
i
f
oto
hut
nnt.hlnerMU:"1
-"
.cvumicu
wj
uic
h
t
nninri
!i
trim
ornM
benefits
ae-
uuo"'w
M4J
kU
iC,""-c-
salts,
and
the
.
..
from
Jhem,
i
can
wane
ai
three
miles
a
day
now,
and
I
could
merely
crawl
about
...ha"
I
A
l
rC
I
A
FM
!
miss
Mary
McCaiferv
R.N..
sailed
!
The
fire
department
was
called
;on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
i
ai,
uuun
oo-uuiuajf
aiKniwu
vu
uampoeii
jtiyer
enrpute
to
Vic?
une
peai
Moye
.urpcery
ai
pea.
torla
where
she
will
take
up
nurs-
....
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
me
wiucu
uctudiuiicu
uu
uuiuui;,
Is,
it
helps
to
stimulate
kid-
PJlot
heldon
Simmons
of
Juneau
arrived
here
at
2:15
yester-
;day
afternoon
from
the
Alaskan
capital
with
his
seaplane
with
four
passengers
and
left
almost
Immediately
on
his
return
north
with
the
object
of
being
back
in
Juneau
bfore
plghtfall.
The
passengers
wefe
John
Lynn,
himself
a
commercial
filer
from
Fairbanks,
who
caught
Jast
evening's
train
for
a
trjp
to
Chicago;
Gordon
Woods
of
Fairbanks,
who
also
went
east
by
train
to
Ottawa
where
he
will
pay
a
visit
before
proceeding,
to
New
YorK,
and
Rev.'
Father
Robert
J.
Sullivan
of
Nulata,
Alaska,
and
Dr.
C,
P.
Carter
of
Fairbanks,
who
sailed
rom
here
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
Seattle,
Uhlpn
steamer
Venture
will
be
here
on
.January
29
on
the
run
of
the
steamer
Cardena
which
is
being
withdrawn
for
annual
overhaul
at
Vancouver.
On
February
21
the
Cardena
will
come
north
on
f-he
run
pf
.the
Catala
which
will
take
her
annual
oyer)iaul.
The
Catala
.will
be
back
on
her
run
arriving
here
March
7
after
which
the
Car
'dena
will
return
to
her
regular
run.
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Im
perlal,
Capt.
A-
McGaw,
arrived
in
port
early
this
morning
from
Tnrn
with
fuel
for
the
comnanv's
a
v
'
-
r
r
r
-
-
'
i
local
tanks
and,
after
discharging,
.
...111
Iaaiia
1
1h
I
e
nftArnnnn
An
It
o
r
i
Wii
iCUfw
V
afvvmw
yft
return
south.
Unjon
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
John
!
Mulr,
arrjyed
in
port
at
9
o'clock
i
this
morning
from
Stewart,
Anyox
1
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
f:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
(
c,
P.
R,
steamer
Princess
Norah
Capt.
William
Palmer,
Is
due
In
port
at
8
o'clock
tomorrow
morn
ing
from
.Vancouver
and
will
sail
an
hour
later
for
Skagway,
The
meeting
of
the
Christian
Youth
Society
last
vnpn
was
In
the
nature
of
a
Magazine
Night,
proved
to
be
highly
enjoy
able.
Miss
WJnne
Cameron
acted
as
edltpr-lnichlef
and
briefly
in
troduced
each
"page"
or
the
so
ciety
paper,
with
Jis
accompanying
editor.
Those
taking
part
In
the
program
were
the
Misses
Kathleen
Bulger,
Eileen
Hamblln,
Edith
vPi
klnspn,
Eileen
Yates,
and
Wilfrid
Hliks,
Brian
parsons,
Bce
Steven?
and
Ken
Harding.
lylotipn
pictures
of
Wrang'ell
and
vicnlty
of
Prince
Rupert,
shown
by
tjuncan
Miller,
were
an
added
attraction.
pronouncement
was
made
of
the
debate
to
be
held
with
the
Angll-
ican
Young
People's
Association
on
Mr
,nn
u.'n
..
.
Wedne.sday
of
this
week
Peter
Lorenzen
returned
to
the
lafcatla,
who
are
active
In
SaJ-i
efshments
were
served
with
Mtu
hv
troin
nn
Q,,nH(.v
fmm
nn.
a
-m
nj
,u.'
.
Miss
June
Armour
in
charge.
....
I
altmtn
"v
V
iwi
w
iijr
WUiA,
aUilCU
ill-
1U3
WllJtV.
v
Uwu.s
.
.
.
.
.
.
blood-stream
is
purified,
'
the
'
underwent
surglcal
treatment
at
to
Vancouver.
malftnmA
valtaf
I
....
.Af
vr
m
Hnlnn
Af
krlnlrnnUlt
ncferred
from
Vancouver
to
i
At.
-
it.
t-
-
i
....
J
xi
fnf4sv
Dmirnnw
tI11
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
1
kUIUUWUW
11LU11U11K
ilUIIII
.t.
I
Mayo
Clinic.
He
Is
making
a
gra-.
dual
recovery.
j
pam
Jurmain
of
the
C,
N.
R.
superintendent's
office
If
ft
on
last
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Clark,
who
eveing's
train
for
Regjna,
bein?
were
recently
married
in
the
city,
called
there
on
account
of
the
the
bride
having
formerly
been
death
of
his
father.
Mrs.
M.
E.
Uipplsley,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Terrace
where!
they
will
make
their
home.
Jef
l
on
last
evening's
tram
ror
New
Rev
O.
A.
Rlx
D.D.,
Bishop
!
i
York
where
he
will
embark
Janu-
ledonia,
returned
to
the
city
Miss
WJnnlf
red
Eby
R.N.
will
j
ary
27
aboard
the
steamer
Bergens-
e
Catala
this
morning
from
a
,eaVe
"Way
nignt
on
tne
princess
j
fjord
for
a
trip
to
his
native
home
to
Stewart
on
.irv
i!i.
rv
ecclesiastical
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
where
she
in
Trondjem,
Norway,
l
...in
4.
i.-
.
.
.
i
.
.
i
1
An
An
-
I
a
win
uiKc-
i
iuur
pjyiuii
iiui
jK)g
I
post-graduate
course
at
Vancouver
J
General
HospltaJ.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Leaper
sailed
by
the
Catala
this
after
noon
for
Vancouver
enroute
back
,
vanrnnvpr
W.
Nlcholls,
to
Trail
after
having
been
here
I
for
several
weeks
following
the
re-
jcent
death
of
Mr.
Leapers
father,
Burns'
Concert,
the
late
Henry
Leaper.
Provincial
Constable
Jhomas
Smith
of
Stewart
was
a
passenger
.aboard
the
Catala
today
goln
j
'
through
to
Victoria.
Constable
Smith
is
going
south
for
treatment
N
Micniiprnrtn
.Tonn'irw
"jo
ior
war
injuries
una
lAJiisiauie
'
lyuigiey
or
Anyox
s
relieving
at
.i
t
it
-v
-
.
i
MtftTirort
rfnrinrr
in
e
Qnconpp
S;'
'
f
Box
Social,
in
GOLD
STOCKS
WRITE
rOR
COPY
R.
BAIN
&
COMPANY
LTD.
in
Blrfn
M
rm
m
l
TaamIa
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
M.
Mackenzie,
E.
C.
Anderson,
.
Rasmussen
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Brentzeai,
city;
Joseph
E.
Davlne,
Porcher;
Kenneth
Abbey,
Isle
Pierre;
P.
J.
Rolls,
G.N.R.;
E.
Lund,
Perow;
Victor
Kovlch,
Kis-piqx;
.
J-ahjf,
Jajtor
Lake.
Prince
Rupert
pr.
C.
D.
Carter,
Fairbanks;
Rev.
Robert
J.
Sullivan,
Nulata;
D.
W-
Webster,
Victoria;
J.
Hall.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
H.
Fee,
Anyox.
Basil
Irvine,
federal
radio
Inspector,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Smlthers
after
spending
a
few
days
In
town.
He
will
be
back
here
In
a
few
days
on
his
way
back
to
Mls
Bemice
Ross
R.N.,
whp
has
been
paying
a
visit
at
Premier
wjth
her
sister,
Mrs.
James
Mitch-el,
was
a
passenger
today
aboard
tfye
Catala
returning
to
Vancou
ver.
Tonightis
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:20,
Is
again
late.
This
morning,
having
been
delayed
in
!
leaving
Jasper,
it
was
"
runrdn?
three
hours'
and
fifteen
minutes
late,
which
means
it
will
not
be
in
before
1:35
a.m.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Pulp
Mill
Not
Sure
After
All
Announcement
Regarding;
Wesjr
minster
Project
Premature
According
to
Vancquyer
newspapers,
ths
pulp
mil
project
foi
New
Westminster,
annpunced
las;
week,
Js
by
np
means
an
assured
and
defnjte
undertaking
as
yet
Indeed,
it
Js
still
very
much
In
the
embrypnic
stage.
However,
NeiV
Westrnjnster
is
to
have
a
sawrnill
to
replace
the
plant
.of
the
Brun
ette
JVllJls
which,
was
destroyed
by
fife
some
t'n)e
ago.
Men
haye
started
to
work
on
tne
site-
1
-
.
-
CUSSI
FOR
SALE
FIEU
FQR
SALE
Trolling
boat,
30
ft.,
8
horsepqwer
gas
englpe.
Apply
Qlof
Anderson,
BiHmor,
BjC.
(17)
FOR
SALE
Pure
bred
wire
half
terrier
dog,
one
year,
unbeatable
pedigree.
Splendid
with
children
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
Box
fO,
Dally
News.
(15)
FOR
SALE
44
ft.
.35
hp.
diesel
boat
piscpyery,
suitable
for
halibut
trolling
and
seine
fishing.
PrJce
$3,opp.OO.
O.
FJelde,
owner,
cio
Olson
and
Sunde
Shipyards,
Seattle,
Washington,
or
Sunde
and
d'Evers
Company,
Seattle,
Washington.
Itt)
TENDERS.
Will
be
received
by
.the
undersigned
up
to
January
20,
P37
for
the
purchase
of
the
building
only
or
building
and
two
lpts,
7
and
8,
Block
Jl,
Section
5.
The
highest
or
any
.tender
not
necessarily
accepted,
G.
P.
Tinker
Co.
yd.
(15)
FURNITURE
Factory
samples
must
go
this
week.
Guaranteed
10-Diece
Chesterfield
croups
$69.50;
,iQ-plece
loose
pillow
arm
groups
$72.50;
JO-plecfi
bedrpom
suites
(round
mfrrprs)
$74.50.
furnisnp
ypur
home
complete
three,
rpoms,
59
pieces
all
fpr
$165.'
Many
other
bargains.
Terms
Jfj
ypu
wish.
Order
today.
Juljus'j
Shore
Mall
Order
House,
,8th
IJopr
Beklns
Building,
Vancouver,
(tf)
1
WANTED
WANTED
Room
and
board,
close
in.
Steady.
Apply
Paily
News.
(15)
WANTED
For
cash,
United
States
stanjps,
pld
preferred.
Loose
or
pn
.coyer
pr
accumulations
of
any
amount.
P.
Gamula,
Box
623.
X30)
PERSONAL
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
Supplies,,
highest
grade
l&
ror
fi,
Pacuic
Supply,
751
Granville,
yancouyer.
TmiTJIFUL
Clairvoyant
readings.'
Write
Madam
Francis,
2531
Woodland,
Vancouver,
BjC.
Four
questions
answered.
Send
birth
mohth,
ponatlon.
(tf)
MEN
Get
vigor
at
pnc,e.
New
Ost
frex
Tonic
TaDiets
romain
raw)
.oyster
jinyigoraton
and
otler
i
stimulants;
One
dose
peps
yp
orj
ans,
glands.
pot
delighted!
nalfiT
refunds
few
cents
naid
'
all
or
wTite,
Ormes
Limited.
'
tf
j
Editor.
Dally
News:
A
wpmap
said
to
me
last
July:
'I
Ijjaye
llyed
In
tle
Peace
River
Block
for
sixteen
years
and
t
Is
alway?
'next
year'
nQt
'this
year'."
What
a
world
of
pathos
lies,
behind
that
simple
statement!
Rut
what
faith!
Sarah
accompanied
Abraham
'into
a
far
country."
God
bjessed
her
fpj
her
faith.
Hundreds
of
wo
men
in
the
"lock"
accompanied
heir
mep
"Into
a
far
country"
as
did
Sarah
of
pld
and
have
Jived
and
worked
steadily
on
in
the
faith
that
Vie
government
would
realize
their
need
and
give
them
a
direct
outlet
to
the
sea.
No
highway
can
ever
quite
take
the
place
of
a
railway.
This
Is"
evl
dent
for,
travelling
by
hlgh-pow-j
sred
motor
car
from
Dawson
Creek
to
Fort
St.
John
one
day
at
noon,:
we
passed
a
man
driving
a
team
of
horses
with
a
wagon
filled
with
livestock.
The
next
day,
on
our
re
turn
Journey,
we
passed
the
same
man
and
wagon
at
7
o'clock
in
the
evening
and
they
were
still
many
miles
from
the
end
pf
steel.
If
this
be
the
case
within
the
"Block"
itself
how
mapy
settlers
wii)
be.
able
to
own
motor
trucks
tp
riaul
their
produce
to
British
Columbia
marr
kets?
Crossing
the
border
on
July
21
from
B.C.
to
Albsrta
I
looked
put
of
the
window
of
the
train
back
to
B.C.
territory
and
there
oyerhead
hung
the
darkest
cloud
I
had
ever
seen.
t
was
remarkable.
It
was
very,
large.
It
was
yery
black.
But
it
was
edged
with
a
most
brilliant
border
of.
silver
not
the
ordinary
white
fleecy
lining
one
so
often
sees
but
like
polished
metal.
I
thought
how
symbolical
of
the
Peace
River
Block.
Beneath
the
apparent
cloud
of
disappointed
hope,
extending
to
the
depth
of
almost
complete
pessimism
on
the
part
of
some,
there
were
still
the
few
who
had
sufficient
faith
to
believe
In
the
"silver
lining"
to
their
cloud.
May
I
call
upon
the
women
of
Prince
Rupert,
city
aid
district,
tfl
stand
shoulder
to
shoulder
behind
our
courageous,
faithful
sisters
p
the
Peace
River
Block
and
let
the
government
know
pur
mind
upon
this
matterthat
women's
faith
be
Justified
and
the
rail
.outlet
to
the
sea
be
begun
"this
year."
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