m
A9E
TOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
January
a
University
Extension
Lectures
frofessor
todd
Wednesday
"Ancient
Greek
Wit
and
Humor."
Thursday
'Certain
Ancient
Greek
Ideas
About
Man
and
the
Universe."
Friday
''Ancient
Pagan
Epic"
Presbyterian
Church
8:15
p.m.
Silver
Collection
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
SPECIAL
PRICE
On
Custom
Tailor-Made
SUITS
$38.50
Reduced
to
$30
From
Jan.
12
to
Feb.
12
This
is
lowest
price
ever
charged
for
these
suits
M.
T.
LEE
Third
Avenue'
Next
to
M.
M.
Stephens
Had
Rheumatic
Pains
for
25
Years
His
Arms
Were
Becoming
Useless
It
toS'
about
25
years
ago
that
rheumatism
first
marked
down
thi
sufferer;
and
finally
the
day
cams'
when
he
could
hardly
lift
hb
arms.
But
he
found
relief
iiere
In
this
letter
he
tells
the
who'.s
(story:--
j
"About
25
years
ago
I
first
experienced
slight
muscular
rheumatism
in
my
arm
and
shoulder.
A
few
years
later
lumbago
also,
at
tacked
me.
They
gradually
got
worse
until
the
pain
got
acute
Li
both
arms
and
loins.
I
could
not
lift
a
Jugful
of
water
with
my
arm
extended
straight
out.
About
12
months
ago
I
bought
a
bottle
of
Kruiichen
Salts
and
by
the
time
it
was
finished
I
was
agreeably
surprised
at
a
slight
improvement.
I
bought
another
one,
and
whei
that
was
finished
all
the
pain
had
disappeared,
and
has
never
appeared
slnce."-r-T.
R.
The
pains
and
stiffness
of
rheumatism
are
frequently
caused
by
deposits
of
uric
acid
in
the
muscle;
and
joints.
The
numerous
salts
lr
Kruschen
assist
in
stimulating
the
Jiternal
organs
to
healthy,
regular
activity,
and
help
them
to
eliminate
this
excess
Uric
acid.
CHURCH
NOTICES
5r.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
LAWRENCE
C.
JENSEN,
Pastor
Thursday
at
7:30
P.M.
Tonight
at
7:30
o'clock
Bishop
H.
L.
Foss
of
Seattle
will
conclude
a
series
of
meetings
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran-
Church
Anthem:
"Let
the
Lower
Lights
Be
Burning"
Duet:
"Saviour
Thy
Dying
Love,"
Mrs.
Carl
Dybhavn
and
Airs.
L.
C.
Jenson
This
meeting
is
being
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Lutheran
Ladies'
Aid.
Hostesses
will
be
Mrs.
Sven
Skog
and
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen,
All
Are
Welcome
FEBRUARY
'j
LAI
I
vIrn.
i
iwsw-stfwacnEsnvPi-'.iti
XT
I
COATS
i
our
cnoicc
oi
uress
If
Coats,
Ulsters,
Raglans,
l
m
tons,
bince
you
can
buy
''.'f
ift
nf
flincn
CMnM4
Hnn4n
win.
vi
ini-ai;
aiuai
l
cuitis
at
exceptionally
low
price,
it
is
certainly
worth
your
while
to
take
advantage
of
this
offer.
Regular
value
to
$19.50
SALE
Sif
A
QC:
PRICE
Regular
value
to
$25.00
SALE
PRICE
HATS
By
Biltmore,
to
clear
$2.45,
$3.45
$16.95
Regular
value
to
$27.50
SALE
O-iQ
Qff
PRICE
M-i-v.tJD
4
Regular
value
to
$32.50
SALE
O99
Qff
PRICE
John
Dunn
Of
Massett
Is
21
One
Hundred
Citizens
Gather
To
Celebrate
His
Birthday
MASSETT.
Jan.
i28:-New
Mas-
sett
showed
the
real
community
spirit
on
Tuesday
of
last
week
when
about
one
hundred
citizens
gathered
in
Martin's
Hall
in
response
to
a
general
invitation
front
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Cecil
Dunn
to,
celebrate
the
coming
of
age
of!
their
only
son,
John.
I
Sones.
dances
ana
music
formel
the
entertainment
until
eleven
o'clock,
when
a
dainty
supper
was
served.
i
During
the
supper
hour
James
Martin,
after
a
brief
but
koquent
speech,
presented
the
guest
of
honor
with
a
beautiful
wrist
watch
as
a
token
of
esteem
from
some
oil
his
fellow
citizens.
j
Speeches
by
the
Rev.
A.
Abra-
ham
and
a
few
others
followed
the
!
presentation
after
which
the
hall,
was
cleared
for
further
fun.
!
Novelty
dances,
games,
commun-1
ity'
choruses,
etc.,
occupied
tlie
t
guests
until
3
a.m.
(
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
the
Pong's
Orchestra,
Mr!
Pong's
violin
solos
being
much
appreciated.
John
Dunn
is
deservedly
a
favorite
in
Massett,
being
one
of
the
most
energetic
of
the
younger
residents
in
promoting
anythin?,
that
may
tend
o
make
them
"live
more
abundantly."
As
President
of
the
Sports
Subsidiary
of
the
New
Massett
Community
Cluo,
he
Is
giving
untiring
and
efficient
service
and
his
many
friends
ar?
unanimous
in
wishing
him
a
long
and
happy
life.
Grotto
Takes
Bridge
Lead
i
Tobacconists
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
by
Score
of
7
to
2
Last
Night
.
By
defeating
Canadian
Legion
7
to
2
in
a
postponed
game
last
night.
Grotto
moved
from
the
cellar
into
first
place
in
the
standing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
with
a
6ne-point
lead
over
Sons
of
Norway,
Ramblers
and
Musketeers
who
are
tied
for
second
place.
Lutheran
Church
Mission
is
Held
Bishop
II.
L.
Foss
is
Here
From
Seattle
Conducting
Campaign
Of
Evangelism
An
evangelical
mission
Is
being
conducted
this
week
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
here
by
Rt.
Rev.
H.
L.
Foss
of
Seattle.
Bishop
of
the
Pacific
Coast
district
of
the
Lutheran
Church
of
America.
The
final
meeting
will
be
held
tonight
after
which
Bishop
Foss,
who
has
been
visiting
Alaska
recently,
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south'.
On
Tuesday
night
Bishop
Foss
spoke
in
the
Norwegian
language
on
the
three
cardinal
Christian
virtues
faith,
hope
and
charity.
Mrs.
Karl
Dybhavn
sang
a
solo
with
Mrs.
H.
L.
Johnsen
accompanying.
Last
night
Bishop
Foss
spoke
in
English
on
the
subject
"The
Soul
Which
Thirsts
for
Living
Does
not
Rest
Until
it
Rests
in
God."
Mrs.
L.
C.
Jensen
sang
a
solo,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Johnsen.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
Fur
Buyer
Wants
Furs
and
wants
them
badly
Ship
what
you
have
to
me
and
cash
will
be
wired
or
mailed
you
immediately.
y
Funeral
Is
Held
Today
Pin.il
tributes
of
respect
and
I
esteem
to
the
memory
of
the
late
'
William
M.
Wright,
who
died
sud-A
of
last
weel.
!
were
paid
by
friends
at
the
funera'
this
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers,
interment
following
in
Falrview
Cemetery.
Rev.
Dr.
J.
W.
Stevenson,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
of
fici-
tMllhATrvrs
u-pn
M
F.
Nick-
'crson,
Jack
Munro,
Ben
Sampson,
Ernest
Unwin.
W.
R.
Love
and
G
C.
Walker.
LINCOLN.
Eng..
Jan.
28:
(CP)-Followlng
numerous
thefts
from
churches
at
Ravensdale
and
Hat-
cliff
e
in
North
Lincolnshire,
many
churches
in
the
district
are
kept
locked
when
services
are
not
be-
iing
held.
Worth
Reading
New
Books
in
Our
Rental
Library
"The
Door
Between"
Queen
"The
Falcons
Prey"
Drake
"The"
Pyramid"
Hichens
"Rose
Deeprose"
Smith
"Lost
.
Morning"
Heyward
"Sound
of
Running
Feet"
Lawrence
"The
Crescent
Moon"
Young
"Lord
of
Terror"
Horler
'
"Fighting
Angel"
.,
Buck
"They
Walk
in
the
City"
,
Priestley
,
"One
Eyed
Knave"
Ganpat
"Three
Wheeling
Thru
Africa"
.
.
.
.Wilson
"Ship
Ashore"
Parkman
"Yang
and
Yin"
...Hobart
"Honourable
Estate"
Brittain
"Out
of
Order"
Taylor
"Rich
Man
Poor
Man"
Fairbank
"Golden
Wedding"
.
.Parrish
Our
books
are
chosen
with
a
view
to
your
enjoyment.
The
latest
books
of
fiction,
travel
and
adventure.
You
can
enjoy
all
of
them
for
75c
a
month.
Read
all
you
can.
Join
now!
Rental
Library
Department
1
II
IF
A
II
11
k
If
il
Here
js
an
opportunity
for
the
men
and
young
men
of
Prjnce
Rupert
to
buy
quality
clothing
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
Continuing
with
our
policy
of
giving
the
public
the
benefit
of
our
seasonal
stock
clearance
we
again
offer
standard
quality
merchandise
at
unheard
of
prices!
Pure
Wool
Zipper
Jackets
Regular
10
Only
Trenchcoats
Khaki
only,
in
value
$6.00.
Q
O
Q
ff
all
sizes.
Here
is
a
real
value
in
well
Sale
Price
tpu7eJ
made
go.od
looking
gO
Qff
Pure
Wool
Button
Jackets-Regular
garment.
Sale
Price
PO3
value
$4.50.
CO
QCJ
18
Only
Trenchcoats
In
blue
and
Sale
Price
v
khaki
colors,
heavy
weight,
in
all
p"68-
$1.95
0.""
$5.95
Pu,
Woo.
Combination
Underr
$L95
Med
for
these
cold
Se
e
Price
:
2.95
I
:
winter
mornings.
Sale
Vt;tf
Pure
Wool
Work
Sox-Regular
22
Pairs
Flannelette
PajamasIn
value
20c
pair
OgP
a"
aizes.
1
ftC
Sale
.2
Price,
pair
Lightweight
?lU.O
Universal
Jumbo
Knit
Sweaters
weighT
$195
weight
$2.45
Pure
Wool,
Reg.
$6.00.
CO
r
.
Sale
Price
0UO
41
Pairs
of
Woolen
Gloves
Qff
11J
To
clear
31,
Dress
Shirts
Collar
attached
and
TTZ
"7
T
T7I
TTT
detached
styles.
Reg.
O-l
Iff
23
.fT
hk
&
brown
value
$2.00
Sale
Price
with
initial
buckles,
all
Off
p
sizes;
Sale
Special
SPEGIAL
33
pajrs
Dress
pantsIn
all
sizes.
300
TIES
39c
300
T,ES69c
SAL
3395
The
above
and
many
more
specials
are
on
sale
starting
9
a.m.,
Friday,
January
29th.
WILLIAM
F.
STONE
Corner
Third
Ave.
&
Fifth
St.
'CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION"
J
1
ALL
SUITS
For
the
man
who
wants
to
look
presentable
at
all
times
at
a
definitely
moderate
price
we
suggest
the
following
suits:
Regular
value
to
$25.00
SALE
Qff
PRICE
?J-UtlD
Regular
value
to
$27.50
SALE
fifQ
AC-PRICE
?.yoo
Regular
value
to
$35.00
SALE
QOQ
qc-PRICE
Vd.lJe)
5
Only!
2-Piece
Suits
TO
CLEAR
$5.95
FANCY
WORK
At
Reasonable
Prices
PALMISTRY
Suite
7,
First
Floor
FEDERAL
BLDO.
Phone
Green
701
to
re
rem
l
jail
LAST
TIMES
TONir.ii-T
Last
Complete
Show,
8;4o
WHAT
HAPPENS
WlIKv
SHANGHAI
SLEEPS
.
.
Gary
Cooper
Madeleine
Carroll
"THE
GENERAL
DIED
AT
DAWN"
The
most
exciting
adventure-romance
to
come
out
of
China
since
"Shanghai
Ex
press."
(At
7:00
&
9:55)
plus
Charles
Kugglcs,
Alice
BradT
'
In
"Mind'
Your
Own
Rusiness"
l
At
8:40
once
only)
Coming
Friday
"CHINA
CLIPPER"
Fresli
J.ocal
Raw
And
1
Pasteurized
Milk
Valentin
dairy
PHOFfiS7
TRAPPERS!
Attention!
Don't
sell
your
furs
until
you
sec
Frank
Lockwood
P.
O.
Box
200
GARMENTS
at
SACRIFICE
sPRICES
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
In
all
colors
and
sizes.
Crewe,
V
and
Turtle
Necks
Regular
value
to
$3.50.
c4
nff
SALE
PRICE
3l.yt)
Regular
value
to'
$5.00.
0A
af
SALE
PRICE,...;....
$ZVO
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
SIIOLS-40
pairs
of
oxfords
in
black
and
brown
calf,
all
flQ
Iff
sizes;
To
Clear
?tttJ