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j
Qh
Wednesday
night
In
thei
tioh
gathered
to
hear
a
lecture
by
Massett
Choir
Gives
Concert
Fine
Entertainment
Drew
Crowd
at
Island
Village
Saturday
Night
THE
DAILY
NBWS
Friday,
January
25
11
EARLY
DAYS
'BIG
AIR
DESCRIBED
THRILLER
Canon
Rushbrook
is
Interesting
"China
Clipper"
is
Feature
Picture
Speaker
Before
Anglican
j
At
Capitol
Theatre
This
Younp
People
.
Week-End
I
a
1
.VMinjA
nt
IhA
air!
to
the
scieen
of
the
Canitol
Thea-
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
on
his
-china
week.end
tre
here
m
'work
in
this
northern
part
of
the
!
cllpper..
which
has
an
exception-province.
His
memories
of
the
days
al)y
tajented
st
deluding
Pat
gone
by.
when
Prince
Rupert
"was
O'Brien,.
Beverly
Roberts.
Ross
Al-not"
and
Port
Essington
was
"the"
exande'r;
Humphrey
Bogart.
Marie
town
of
the
north
colprful
were
Wilson
and
Henry
B
Walthall.
'and
picturesque
as
well
as
roman-
the
The
picture
trpats
of
daring
tic.
The
Canon,
during
his
talk.
long
ilUlnce
nights
of
aviators
,
related
many
amusing,
thrilling
who
ambfe
wlth
dealh
to
drive
and
gruesome
Incidents
which
oc-
tneir
shlps
through
storm
and
fog
purred
In
those
early
days
among
-ice
to
make
regUlar
air
pos-the
white
settlers
and
Indians
to
sible
the
lnsplration
of
story
I
say
nothing
of
the
Chinese
and
u
the
recent
activity
of
the
famous
j
Japanese.
It
made
his
youthful
china
cllpper
and
other
great
.
.listeners
realize
the
privations
that
tag
boats
in
transpacific
flying,
the
pioneers
had
to
suffer
and
the
03rien
has
the
leadlng
fole
of
a
hardships
that
they
had
to
endure
war
ace.
wn0
glves
up
everything
.
before
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
else
t0
the
fetish
of
establishing
a
j
grew
to
be
what
it
Is
today.
;
commercial
air
service.
!
R.
Yerburgh
was
in
the
chair
1
Replete
wlth
romance.
pathos
j
and
extended
the
thanks
of
the
and
thrills,
the
picture
winds
up
,
members
of
the
society
to
the;
to
a
glorious
climax
with
the
men
Canon
for
his
Uiuminating
address.;
0f
aerlal
vislon
conquering
the
I
Alter
the
lecture,
a
short
busi-
j
elements,
ness
meeting
was
held
and
then
1
Miss
Joan
Cross
served
a
very
tasty
supper.
King
of
Glory,"
"Song
of
the
Free."
"Joy
to
,the
World,"
"Behold
the
Lamb
of
God"
(Messiah),
and
"The
Glzxy
of
the
Lord."
(Messiah!,
"Lift
Up
Your
Heids"
(Mes
siah),
"Worthy
is
the
Lamb"
(Mes-;i;iah),
"Glorious
is
Thy
Name"
'
(Mozart's
"Twelfth
Mass",)
Iclujah
Chorus"
(Messiah),
and
"The
Heavens
Are
Telling
Lion.)
Other
.items
were:
Vocal
solo,
"My
Task,"
(Crea-
Mrs
OLD
MASSETT,
Jan.
29:
The
1
Isaac
Edgars,
choir
of
St.
John's
Church
at
Old
j
Vocal
dust,
"Life's
Dream
is
Massett
held
a
fine
concert
last
O'er,"
Peter
Jones
and
Wilfrid
Saturday
night.
The
audience
was
Bennett.
large
and
appreciative.
There
were
!
Vocal
quartette,
"Come
Thou
speeches
by
William
Matthews,
Al-'Fount,"
Mrs.
Sellna
Adams,
Mrs
fred
Adams,
chief
councillor,
and
David
Jones,
Peter
Jones
and
Wil-Rev.
A.
Abrahams
and
the
pro-,
f
rid
Bennett,
gram
included
many
choral
num-
Vc?al
solo,
"I
Know
that
My
Re-bers
such
as
"Gracious
FatherV-dcemer
Llveth,"
Messiah)
'
"Unto
Us
a
Child
is
Born,"
"List
J
j
to
the
Message
"All
Hail
the
Be
wis
Roari
i
want
ads.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Armour
Salvage
Co.
has
received
instructions
from
the
federal
de-'partment
of
public
works
to
prq-
Lwf
irflh
thA
nnst
ruction
of
a
Cathedral
Han
members
of
the
k
AZIZ
theprto
inew
float
at
,ap
InlCt'
Porclier
Albican
Youne
Peonle's
Associa-
"fL
the
contract
for
which
it
laiitoioo
oiGarmgii.uaw
recently
awarded.
A
site
con
sidered
more
suitable
than
at
first
decided
upon
has
now
been
selec
ted.
The
cQSt
of
the
Job
is
between
$3000
and
$4000.
.James
Batt
has
been
named
inspector.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
4
p.m.
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
southbound.
'
-
i"
Motorship
Eskimo
arrived
in
port
last
night
from
Ketchikan
with
one
carload
of
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
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.
We
guarantee
more
than
any
body
else.
Don't
delay
market
is
liable
to
change.
-
;
:
-
..
.
HATS
By
Biltmore,
to
clear
$2.45,
$3.45
xa
-.a-,.
-
The
above
and
many
more
specials
arc
on
sale
starting
9
a.m.,
Fridav
'
January
29th.
WILLIAM
F.
STONE
Corner
Third
Ave.
&
Fifth
St.
CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION"
to
nil
firming
inc
y
wiin
thrill
and
your
face
with
ttarJ
.
.
The
first
magnificent
human
story
behind
America'i
daring
SUITS
For
conqueat
ot
ine
.
Pacific
by
air
I
MliilUiiililil
i'JlMTirl
v-arrying
you
"
from
tht
Prdutrt,
Author
mm4
Star
of
"CaMitf
Zoro"
with
r
the
the
man
man
who
who
wants
wants
look
presentable
at
fV
A
times
at
a
definitely
l
X
j,
moderate
price
we
sug-
i
1
it.
p
ii
.
.
.
1
sl-si
me
ionowing
suits:
Regular
value
to
$25.00
PRICE
9J.Otft
('
relentleuly
on
through
Mutational
acene
after
Kene
of
flying
feati
that
defydtath..aixi
momenti
oflove
and
ucri-fice
that
defy
description!
.
-
Mm
.
I
PAT
O'BRIEN
ROSS
ALEXANDER
BEVERLY
ROBERTS
HUMPHREY
BOGART
MARIE
WILSON
Joseph
Crehan
Joseph
King
Addison
Richards
(At
7:46
&
10:00)
ALSO
News,
Musical,
."Mickey
Mouse
(Last
Complete
Show.
9
14)
TONIGHT
and
SATURDAY
COATS
Your
choice
of
Dress
Coats,
Ulsters,
Raglans,
Chesterfields
and
Mel-
tons.
Since
you
can
buy
uiiv
ui
im.au
aiuuri
cuuis
at
exceptionally
low
price,
it
is
certainly
worth
your
while
to
take
advantage
of
this
offer.
Regular
value
to
$19.50
SALE
Q4A
Air
PRICE
Regular
value
to
$25.00
PRICE
$16.95
Regular
value
to
$27.50
SALE
0Q
Qff
PRICE
Regular
value
to
$32.50
SALE
Here
is
an
opportunity
for
the
men
and
young
men
of
Prince
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.
jjJQ
Aff
all
sizes.
Here
is
a
real
value
in
well
Sale
Price
ma(e
g00(
looking
fiD
Qff
Pure
Wool
Button
Jackets-Regular
garment.
Sale
Price
.
VttJP
value
$4.50.
Cfi)
Qff
18
Only
Trenchcoats-In
blue
and
Sale
Price
ydUV
kha)d
coorgf
heayy
weif;htf
in
all
Work
Pants-Reg.
$3.50.
Q-l
Qff
sizes
Suitable
for
rain
JJ
Qff
PeJ
Sale
Price
.....,
or
cold
weather.
Sale
.
Pure
Wool
Combination
Underwear
15
,nJf
Bathrobes-In
vyarm
flan-Special
Q-i
Af
nelette,
in
all
sizes
and
patterns,
Sale
Price
l.D
Weal
for
these
cold
CO
ft
JJ
.
;
winter
mornings.
Sale
v
Sale
Price,
2
pair
Lfght
wefght
3l.b5
Universal
Jumbo
Knit
Sweaters-
$1.95
clght
$2.45
Pure
Wool,
Reg.
$6.00.
CO
Qff
-25
-
Sale
Price
0UO
41
Pairs
of
Woolen
Gloves
Qffrt
To
clear
Dress
Shirts
Collar
attached
and
"
..
,
,
detached
styles.
Reg.
1
lo
Leather
Belts
In
T
black
&
brown
value
$2.00:
Sale
Price
VX.ttl
with
initial
buckles,
all
Qffn
-
.
sizes;
Sale
Special
7tll
39cy69c
3HDl2:95:$l3i
'
7,
PRICE
Vw.tw
v
,
5
Only!
2-I'iece
Suits
llJ
Sl2l.I
;
CLEAR
$5.95
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J
V.
IK
L'
4rtT7.AV.VV.Mt..'....t
-'.IK."
ueguiar
value
to
$27.50
XZ
"e
sale
aq-
i
Arf
PRICE
V
yrr
r
icegular
value
to
$35.00
SALE
QOQ
ar
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
SALE
PRICE
!)Ot)
Regular
value
to
$5.00.
ma
aj;
SALE
PRICE
.;
.
(plZ.He)
SHOES
40
pairs
of
oxfords
in
black
and
brown
calf,
all
fiQ
ttZ
sizes;
To
Clear
J)01J