FADE
rOUR
ROYAL
BAlfe
CANADA
in
.
in
x
LONDON
,
WHEN
IN
LONDON
Overseas
travellers
arc
cordially
invited
to
use
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
in
London
as
a
forwarding
address
and
centre
of
information
while
abroad.
Two
convenient
branches
in
London.
Atlin
Convention
Of
Liberals
On
This
Thursday
W.
J.
Asselstine,
M.
L.
A.
for'
Atlin,
travelled
from
Stewart
to
Anyox
6n
the
steamer
Catala
yesterday.
After
a
visit
to
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm,
Mr.
Assclstlne
will
return
to
Stewart
for
the
At-lin,
district
provincial
election
convenlon
'on
Thursday
at
which
.it
.w
expected
fie
win
De
renomin
tfntedV
Uverwaitea
Ltd
CashorC.O.D.
Rhone
m
Peanut
Butter
91
o
i
McCoU's,
2-lb.
tin
.
j
I
llclnz
Oven
Dakcd
Beans
-f
Op
per
tin,
18-oz.
xOl
-KlaVs
Pcas-Slze
3
9Qo
2
tins
afttl
Campbell's
Tomato
Juice
4fn
3
tins
I.SJI
Jewel
Shortening
gn
I
2
lbs
AvK,
j
Pure
Raspberry
Jam
IQrt
4-lb.
tin
tU,
Red
Pitted
Cherrles-2's
1
C
per
tin
IDC
T,rar
23c
Pearl
Naptha
Soap
4A0
'
3
bars
J-Ul
Calay
Toilet'
Soap
"per
bar
wt
Big
Bath
Soap
9
Co
6
cakes
wt
Sal
Soda-Royal
Crown
't
per
pkgr
Uv
!
Prunes
Largest
size
OCn
!
2
lbs
:
01
Fig
Bars
a
q
per
lb
XOU
R:d
River
Cereal
9Qo
per
pkg.
ytL
Cowan's
Perfection
Cocoa
Mb.
tin
tC
Fresh
Asparagus
100!
Cuttings,
2
lbs.
jLVKj
Potatoes
Prince
George
npn
lb
lbs.
.331
Rhubarb
'
g
per
lb.
wC
New
Potatoes
Off
3
lbs
C
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$2.00
And
Over
District
News
KITSEGUKLA
For
a
few
days
Capt.
Tomlin
son
of
Cedarvale
was
in
town
working
the
sawmill
to
cut
lum
her
for
the
United
Church
reno
vation
scheme.
He
left
on
Friday
Under
the
supervision
of
Moses
Jones
a
party
of
men
left
Sat
Iiri
111
V
fn
in
ncn
4
fnn
1.
n
'
u
uiy
IU
ICIIUIUlllJI
"Win
tl
,
the
canneries.
Ben,
Vodd4'
topli
aiong
nis
iamiiy.
otners
.Kping
included
Arthur
Howard.
Sani
and
John
Wesley
and
Alex
ISrowrt
Kitzegukla
is
still
having
new
and
serious
cases
of
influenza
Capt.
J.
H
.
Johnson,
leader
ol
the
Salvation
Army
people
In
town,
and
several
members
of
his!
family
are
the
latest
victims.
There
Is
a
rumor
that
the
new
Kitzegukla
bridge
will
be
begun
in
Ihc
near
future.
TERRACE
A
fine
new
school
building
has
been
completed
at
the
Indian
village
of
Vanarsdol,
near
Terrace
Ilev.
W.
K.
Collison,
Indian
Agent,
paid
a
visit
to
Vanarsdol
recently
in
this
connection.
Dom
inion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkinson
was
with
him.
J.
Cunliffe,
public
works
engineer
of
Smithers,
has
been
in
the
Terrace
district
the
past
few
days
looking
over
the
road
eitua
tion.
Mr.
Cunliffe
has
succeeded
to
the
position
formerly
held
by
W.
H.
Cotton.
The
village
Commissioners,
al
the
regular
monthly
meeting
on
Wednesday,
decided
to
do
some
decorating
in
the
streets
of
the,
village
for.
the
Coronation
celci
orations,
A
prominent
part
in
these
celebrations
will
be
should-ered
by
the
local
branch
of
the
Canndian
Legion.
Sidewalks
are
being
extended
in
Terrace
on
the
ww
rUU
nf
Kalum
Street
near
the
ball
park
and
along
the
north
side
of
La-zelle
Avenue.
Miss
Clara
Little
left
on
Thursday's
evening
train
for
Vancouver.
She
is
to
stay
with
relatives
in
the
southern
city.
MASONS
TO
BUILD
STEWART,
April
20:
Lots
are
being
cleared
at
the
corner
of
Brlghtwell
and
Sixth
Street
for
the
Masonic
Lodge
here.
It
is
expected
a
Masonic
building
will
be
erected.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Eleven
boats
sold
halibut
catches
at
Seattle
yesterday
totalling
159,-000
pounds'
as
follows:
Yakutat,
33,000,
San
Juan,
8c
and
6c;
Sunset,
47,000,
Sebastian,
9c
and
6c;
Alma,
9,000,
Washington,
9'ic
and
7c;
Evolution,
6.500.
Whiz,
9'ic
and
7c;
Spring.
14,000,
Booth,
9?'2c
and
73;c;
Diana,
11,000.
Washington,
9'2c
and
7c;
Jane.
12,000,
New
England,
9V8C
and
7c;
Arne.
12.500,
WhlvtJ&c
and
7c;
Brunvol.
8,000,
San
Juan,
9Vc
and
7c;
Hoover,
14,000,
McCallum.
9c
and
7c;
Eastern,
12,000,
Whiz,
.914c
and
7c,
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Algie,
Capt.
Henry
Hanson,
ar
rived
at
Cumshewa
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
early
this
morn
lng,
having
In
tow
a
scow
laden
with
logging
railway
equipment
being
taken
from
Oreen
Bay
near
Bella
Coola
to
Cumshewa
for
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.
The
Algle
had
been,
delayed
at
White
Rock
for
almost
a
week
owing
to
rough
weather
on
Hecate
Straits.
Now
the
Algie
is
returning
to
Captain's
Cove'
to
pick
up
a
second
scow
similarly
laden
and
deliver
It
to
Cumshewa'.
A
third
scowload
of
such
machinery
Is
being
taken
across
from
Green
Bay
to
Cum
shewa.
by
the
Daly;
Capt.
Albert
Erlckson.
The
Daly
left
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
nearlng
Cum
shewa.
The
Pachena,
Capt.
Reg
Green,
is.
"due
back
In
Prince
Rupert
tonight
with
the
derrick
scow
which
was
used
at
Green
Bay
in
connection
with
the
loading
of
the
machinery.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
Jamas
Findlay,
returned
to
port
at
12
noon
today
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern-
points
and
sailed
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Capt.
Adolph
Prince,
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
residing
at
Vic
toria,
is.
being
welcomed
by
many
friends
along
the
local
waterfront
and
in
town
today.
Formerly
own-
here,
Capt.
Prince
is
in,
with
his
boat
Violet
P.
with
a'catc&of
Hili-
but
which
he
disposed:
of
on
the
t
m
1
rxi
iiH
11
'i
h
I
ins
mnrninfr
'rnic
Is
the
rlretr,fhaftbM'itrlD
he
has
made
withjthj,Voiet
P.
which
he
has
been
lisfntf
'aslhl
salmon
narkpr
since
he
billlt
It
SJfew
years
ag6.
The
Violet
.P.-is
'Hi
60-foot
vessel
equipped
with
a
72
h.p.
Gardner
semi-dlcsel
engine.
C
N.1
R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
coming
north
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
left
Queen
Charlotte
City
at
noon
today
for
Mas-sett
and
should
arrive
here
by
tomorrow
afternoon
or
evening.
Museum
Held
Its
Regular
Meeting
Donation
of
Number
of
pine
Specimens
Acknowledged
And
Donor
Thanked
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
I'.u-pert
museum
board
was
held
Fri
day
evening
al
the
home,
of
I)r
and
Mrs.
Neal
Carter,
Fourth
Avenue
yest,
with
II.
L.
Mcintosh
presiding
and
others
present
being
Dr.
Carter,
Dr.
.1.
T.
Man-dy,
Ilev.
W.
E.
Collison,
A.
E.
Pnrlow
and
Custodian
N.
L.
Jones.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to.
George
Waller
of
the
forestry
department
who,
through
Mr,
Parlow,
donated
several
valuable
native
arlicles
to
be
added
tq
the
collection.
These
included
a
food
trough,
a
large
potlatch
SpOOn.
n
ravn
m.-ist-
monial
occasions
and
a
large
tnesi
carved
with
the
killer
whale.
This
will
prove
a
nice
addition
to
the
present
collection,
A
vote
of
appreciation
of
the
action
of
the
library
board
in
allowing
Ihe
museum
the
use
of
r00m
thC
bul,lifng
was
passed
A
nunibnr
nf
rnnl
In,.'
,......
were
attended
t0
and
the
usual
reports
received.
'FOR
SALE
Modern
hotel,
Hydcr,
B.C.
Good
opening
for
building
up
fUie
business
at
small
cost.
,
k
-IIOTKL
VRAZ&t
"
1
U
Hyotr,
B.C.
4
.
TEM
DAILY
NEWB
Tuesday
April
20,
135?
EIGHTY
ARE
ATDINNER
Horticultural
Society
Hears
Reports
and
Chooses
New
Executive
for
Coming
Year
Last
night
over
eighty
people
sat
down
to
dinner
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
for
the
third
annual
meetin
g
of
the
P
r
i
n
c
f.
Runeri
Horticultural
Society.
Theo
Collart'presided
throughout
the
eveninir
:is
Uh
eathcriiiL'
fail
ed
io
elect
another
president
foi
the
coming
year.
Instead
of
that
it
chose
a
board
of
directors
:ind
left
with
them
the
duty
ol
choosing
the
new
president.
Th
lirectors
are
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norring-ton,
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow,
Mrs
Neal
Carfer,
Lieut.
Col.
J.
W
Mcholls,
.Iam"s
ISoyd,
Charl
I
ilalagno,
Staff
Sergeant
G.
carr,m
on
11
u
ring
majher
II.,.r;B;-
independence
but
loses
every
Greenwood.
Ireenwonil
llnr-wn
Horace
Duhamel.
Dnli.imi.l
W
W
H.
Tobey
and
H.
F.
Pullen.
Hon
were
chosen
honorary
president
and
vice-president
respectively.
Last
years
vice-president,
Jack
Frew,
who
had
charge
of
the!'00(j
society's
activities
while
Mr.
Col
iart
was
on
the
Vimv
l'ilirrimairu
which
included
Ihe
time
when
the
the
flower
flower
show
show
was
was
staged,
staged,
re
re
-
ported
on
the
work
done
while
he
was
in
charge.
He
told
of
the
garden
and
flower
competitions
and
also
the
lawn
competition.
Ht
suggested
that
the
schen,e
uridei
which.no
entries
for
gardens
wers
required
had
not
been
a
complete
success
and
urged
that
this
veai
entries
be
required.
Mr.
Frew
said
the
show
last
year
was
well
up
to
the
standard
of
previous
years,
some
enthusias
lie
members
claiming
it
was
the
largest
and
best
vet
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
paid
tribute
to
the
'untiring
efforts
of
Frank
Dibb,
who
worked
unceasinirlv
for
the
success
of
the
show.
Valuable
help
was
also
received
from
two
lady
members,
Mrs.
R.
M
Winslow
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norring-ton,
from
R.
M.
Winlsow
and
W
u.
Vance
who
assisted
durhiM
'he
show
as
well
as
other
mem.
bers
of
the
executive
whohelped.
Concluding
I113
report,
Mr
Frew
passed,
on
he
critic?
pi
he
had
heard
that
thiUhll-UHio
M
was
Joipwn
.there,
ws
a'
orti:
DIlHttWnl'
-
C?ntA.l
I
.
!
i
.
1.(1
a
vu.vu.l.
ryVj,
I
lower
.shdwi
people
UiH.',cJtytd
jo
j'Ort
il
renew
ineirj.'mempersh.JjS
JTbeW
was
.1
feeling'
'ifiit
'neVtMg's',
Aight
be
utiu
j.uiiuiin
.iiiy
:inr'ugnout
xne
rifnYFss
Theo
Collart
reported
en
the
successful
luncheon
iiven
ir
Dean
Clements
of
the
Universitv
of
P.ritish
Columbia
when
he
vis
Red
the
city
in
February
fK-i.t
forty
members
were
uresent
to
hear
and
address
on
"Th.
l'hlli.u.
ophy
of
Gardening."
Mr.
Collart
stateil
that
ciely
had
already
justified
its
existence.
The
fact
that
six
hund
red
people
attended
the
last
flower
show
Indicated
that
the
attractions
of
that
more
and
more
appreciated
every
vear.
Tourists
visiting
the
city
have
been
agreeably
surprised
at
what
had
been
done
in
the
growing
of.
flowers."
The
stumn-mvni-fwl
townsite
of
the
early
days
wn?
emerging
micr
a
city
of
lovely
aniens
and
the
gardeners
of
I'rince
Rupert,
he
felt,
coulj
very
well
be
proud
of
the
Improve
ments
made
during
the
past
few
years.
Mr.
Collart,
after
complimenting
the
C.N'.R.
and
City
Commis-sioner
Alder
on
their
work,
sug
I..WI1
ACT
liirin
No.
13
FORM
OF
NOTICE
TAKE
NOTICE
thftt
FroU
Ackle
L
C
Cliarlcs
Oberlaimor
of
Atlln,
B.
C.
oc-cupaitlon
MUiers.
lntcaul
to
apply
for
Oommiclnj
t
a
pot
located
twi
miles
Bouth
of
Qoldm
Oate
on
Tas'.h
U?
Uoh
then
20
chains
f"
.""t""
norttl-
20
chain
west,
to
leital
post
of
beginning,
FRED
N.
ACKLE8
CHARLES
OBERLANDER.
DaW
April
8th.
1937.
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
trilUHLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PKINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PRONE:
53
and
558
Social
and
Sale
At
Kitzegukla
KITZEfiUKLA.
April
20:
On
Friday
night
thc
Ladies
Aid
of
Ihc
United
Church
sponsored
a
social
and
sale
of
work
in.
tha
Mc
Dames
Hall.
Amonir
other
thinirs
was
a
"Pav
and
Grab
I5ox."
Many
useful
and
interesting
surprise
packages
wen?
thus
sold.
Other
articles
of
clothing,
etc.,
were
on
sale.
Refreshments
were
provided
and
an
auction
sale
of
cakes
etc,
followed.
The
proceeds
amounting
to
ovet
twenty
dollars
were
turned
over
to
the
Church
Renovation
Fund
gestvci
mat
coronation
display
mane
in
me
garuens.
Hi'
inaiiKeu
.
ici-rresuient
L'llt
J.
A
I
,
.
,
....
v
"
"
1
r;
v
mentioned
the
work
done
b
Frank
Dibb.
Two
vocal
numbers
each
were
given
most
acceptably
by
Ml-
Marian
Coombes
and
Miss
Bettv
Mrs
J.
T.
Mandy
gave
a
verj
interesting
address
on
"The
Psychology
of
1
Gardening"
show
1,
,
happens
nappens
to
to
a
a
successful
successful
writer
writer
of
of
iL,
T'T,
f
P'ctureslmystery
stories
when
he
entds
'
J.
Those
.
.
A1
,.
the
"CWfpaper
field
and
there
present
at
the
dinnei
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy,
1-rank
Dibb,
Theo
Collart,
Mr
and
Mrs.
D.
G.
Ilorland,
Lieut
Col.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nicholis.
F.
A.
MaeCallum.
Mrs.
Neal
Carter,
W.
L.
Coates,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C."
J.
Xorrington,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
II.
Thompson,
A.
Ohnesorg
rred
hcaiiden,
John
Mitchell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Hrooksbanjc,
Mr..
and
-Mrs.
i.
C.
McRae.
Misa
Lois
MqRae,
W.
IV.
McCallum.
.Mrs
Jessie
Jacobs,
J.
E.
Unwin,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Sam
Massey.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
W.
D.
Vatice
and
Miss
Muriel
Vance,
S
A-
Xickerson
Staff
Sergeant
G.
H.
Greenwood.
A.
II.
SHversides,
A.
C,
Smail.
P.
Gamula,
H.
A.
Duhamel,'
Mrs
R.
McCarthy.
.Mr.,
and
Mrs.
W
O.
Vigar.jMiss
.Mary
Astori,
F.
.T
Pnllur
.IT'.J
t.'
tf,1l,,.
IT..
Mrs.
F,.Vane.vMr
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"GralgH
Wife"
and
'Adventures
In
Manhattan"
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Craig's
Wife,"
a
dramatic
play
featuring
Rosalind
Russell
and
John
Holes,
and
"Adventurt
in
Manhattan,"
a
gay
comed
romance
with
Jean
Arthur
anil
Joel
McCrea,
comprise
a
first
of
the
week
double
bill
program
in
the
Capitol
Thealrc.
"Craig's
Wife,"
from
a
I'ulitzet
prize-winning
play,
is
the
story
of
an
implacable
wife
who
sub
jugated
her
every
emotion
to
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imposing
supporting
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includes
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JJurke.
Jane
Dar
well,
Dorothy
Wilson,
Alma
Kru
ger,
Thomas
.Mitchell,
Robert
Al
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anil
Raymond
Waiburn.
Spiced
"with
romantic
comedy
and
farcicnl
melodrama,
"Adventure
in
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relates
whal
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traditions
in
successfully
predicting
a
series
of
involved
robberies
long
lie
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are
committed.
Reginald
Owen,
Herman
Ring
and
othci
favorites
are
also
in
the
cast.
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wis!,
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BLACKHEADS
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them.
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rub
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hy
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