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Women's
Prayer
Observed
Here
tl
Attended
Meeting
Held
Yes-
"
terdajr
Afternoon
in
Salvation
I
Army
Citadel
I
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
women
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
prayer
meeting
In
observance
of
the
World's
Day
of
Prayer.
Mrs.
Ian
Halscy
led
the
meeting
with
a
fitting
address
on
the
subject
of
'Remember
Lot's
Wife."
Women
representing
various
city
churches
took
part
in
the
prayers
as
follows:
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKinley;
First
Baptist
Church,
Mrs.
Norman
Fraser:
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedra'
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evit't;
First
United
Church,
J.
C.
Jackson;
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse.
There
was
a
solo
h
Mrs.
Garfield
McKinley.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker.
Accompanist
for
the
hymns
was
M'ss
Clara
Pierce.
Little
Is
Appointed
Engineers'
Head
Northern
Advisory
Committee
Is
In
Session
On
Friday
At
a
meeting
on
Friday
of
the)
Northern
British
Columbia
branch,
of
the
Association
of
Professions
i
Engineers,
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
chairman
of
the
advisory
committee
presiding,
J.
J.
Little
was
appointed
chairman
of
the
committee
foi
the
ensuln?
term.
The
retiring
advisory
committee
was
re-appointed
and
W.
L.
Stamford,
superintendent
of
lights,
Department
of
Marine,
was
elected
an
additional
member.
The
Northern
British
Columbia
advisory
committee
for
the
ensuing
term
Is
J.
J.
Little.
J.
T
Mandy.
F.
N.
Good
and
W.
L.
Stam
ford.
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Wheat
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March
5:
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trading
at
$1.32s8
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday
dropping
to
$1.324
today.
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Regarding
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Rupert,
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1
Exceptional
Versality
in
Interesting
Choral
and
Vocal
Presentation
A
program
of
exceptional
versal
ity
has
been
arranged
for
the
Sunday
evening
concert
to
be
present
ed
tomorrow
in
the
Capitol
Theatrp
by
Capitollans
Orchestra
and
Cho
al
Singers
under
the
auspices
of
thi
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
Door
will
open
at
8:45
p.m.
and
the
con
:ert
will
start
at
9:15
sharp.
Ad
mission
will
be
by
programs
whicl
can
be
obtained
at
the
Capito
Theatre,
Orme's
Drug
Store
or
from
members
of
the
Gyro
Club.
The
program
will
be
as
follows:
God
Save
the
King.
Orchestral,
ai
"Serenade"
(Dri-
goi,
(bl
"How
Lovely
are
Thy
Dwel
lings"
(Liddle.
Choral.
at
"Come,
O
Blessed
Lord"
i
Tchaikovsky
t,
b)
"Bles.-Thou
the'
Lord.
O
My
Soul"
i
Violin
Duet
and
Chorus,
Prison
Scene,
from
"11
Trovatore"
l
Verdi)
Miss
N.
Lawrance
and
Mr.
A.
C.
Cameron.
i
Orchestral,
Indian
Love
Lyric:
a
"The
Temple
Bells,"
lb)
"Less
Than
the
Dust"
(Woodforde-Fln
l
dept.
,'
Choral,
"The
Goldfinches
Wed
'ding"
(Humorous
Russian
Folk
Song).
J
PlantQuartette,
"Spanish
Danc-ces"
(Moszkowski),
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford.
Mr.
C.
P.
Bal-agno
and
Dr.
W.
A,
Rlddell.
Intermission.
Choral.
a)
"Gypsy
Chorus"
(Balfe).
b)
"Have
You
Forgotten?"
(Lamare).
Orchestral,
Selections
from
"The
Firefly"
(Frlml).
Vocal
Duet',
"Come
to
the
Fair"
j
A
1
t
.
-
n
I
la"
(Sibelius)
Accompanist
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Tales
Amuse
Children
At
Story
Hour
Familiar
and
nonsense
tales
en
tertained
the
older
children
at
the
Story
Hour.
this
morning.
Mrs.
G.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
kaa
mmi
Urmm
C
H
Wnliti
ami
itrUM
tmIaIUM
mm
3wnm
mm
Mhtfa
MaekfMr.
AM
iff
mi
Cm
bflui
mwt
OrarhaalMV.
I
THB
DAILY
NIWi
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Fleet
Getting
Ready
For
Opening
of
Season
Trollcrs
Also
Stirring
Question
of
Liver
Price
Still
at
Issue
With
the
opening
of
the
15)38
halibut
season
scheduled
for
April
1,
less
than
a
month
hence,
preparatory
activi
ties
are
now
getting
well
under
way
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
exceptionally
fine
weather
of
the
past
week
or
so
hat-been
highly
auspicious
for
the
carrying
out
of
outside
work.
Consequently,
there
is
quite
a
stir
now
in
gettinc
CONCERT
PROGRAM
boats
and,
engines
In
readiness
for
-he
season's
activities.
While
the
principal
activity
Just
now
Is
on
the
halibut
fleet,
there
Is
also
some
work
anfpng
the
trolling
vessels
?oing
on.
As
far
as
the
halibut-
Ung
Is
concerned,
the
question
of
halibut
liver
price
Is
about
the
only
thing
that
appears
to
be
still
at
Issue.
There
has
been
no
answei
from
the
pharmaceutical
manufacturing
concerns
since
the
recent
recommendation
that
no
less
than
the
1937
price
should
be
accepted.
Herring
seining
Is
still
going
on
n
full
swing
at
Surf
Inlet,
Prin
ess
Royal
Island,
south
of
Prince
row
reported
plentiful
throughout
the
district.
Ellas
Skog
has
erected
his
live
herring
pound
at
Butler's
Cove
and
will
be
taking
In
fish
as
soon
as
fhey
come
close
enough
in
shore.
The
herring
are
stored
there
is
fresh
bait
supply
for
the
halibut
fleet
during
the
season.
MltcllJll
&
Ciirrle,
contractors.
me
construction
of
the
gun
shed
on
the
local
waterfront
just
west
1
1
tne
ocean
dock
well
under
way
now.
The
Alaska
freighter
Evelyn
Berg,
Capt.
Allan
Fulmer.
arrived
in
port
at
10:45
this
morning
from
Ketchi
kan
with
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Home
Building
Plans
In
Hands
Of
Committee
Conductor-Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
campaign
relating
to
which
I
Commissioner
Alder
Is
now
In
the
'south.
The
committee
will
make
'an
effort
to
secure
local
facilities
'
for
government
i
builders.
loans
to
home
PRECAUTION
NOT
PERSECUTION
A
business
man
passed
thc
following
remark
in
a
city
club:
I
iQ,
mj
OUU
Id
1UW111)
Up
ill
last.
He
now
recognizes
the
fact
that
washing
behind
his
cars
Is
a
rlnCVr
JXatZ
anltary
caution
and
not
.P.
p
Tinker
developed
int
Interest
in
in
thP
the
pnt,
.,,
a
par
"Steadfast
Tin
Soldier."
Mrs.,
Ber-1
nard
Lundahl
amused
in
directing:
an
action
story,
"The
King
With
the
Terrible
Temper,"
and
pleasingly
related
'"The
Ugly
Duckling."
Margaret
Armstrong
drew
much'
laughter
with
the
humorous
story.'
"Bertram
and
His
Giraffe,
Ru-
dolph."
Next
week
the
program
for
child-.
ren
between
the
ages
of
fqur
and
eight
will
be
In
charge
of
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith,
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnzey
and
Kitty
Cameron.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmk
TmmmmmrA
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R,
nratfll
N.
M.
Rrasell
VISITED
AT
'
GREENVILLE
Kinrolith
Church
Army
Members,
43
Strony,
Travelled
up
Naas
River
Over
Ice
Full
ProjTam
Kincollth
Church
Army
members,
forty-three
strong,
travelled
by
gas-
j
boat
and
over
the
ice
of
the
Naas
River
last
week-end
to
pay
a
fraternal
visit
U
Greenville
village.
Departure
from
Kincollth
was
made
rhursday
morning
and
the
destln-tlon
reached
late
that
afternoon.
Thc
return
trip
down
the
river
was
.nade
on
Monday.
The
Greenville
people
were
lavish
hi
their
hospl-
ality
and
numerous
speclal
events
eatured
the
visit.
In
seven
casboats,
the
Kincollth
people
travelled
as
far
as
Fishery
Bay
where
they
took
to
the
Ice
which
was
safe
and
In
good
condition.
On
arrival
at
Greenville
the
visitors
were
met
by
the
concert
band
of
that
village
as
well
as
the
village
council,
the
secretary
of
which
extended
a
welcome.
John
Nelson,
honorary
mayor,
gave
an
address
and
Captain
Sam
Lincoln
read
from
the
Gospel
and
gave
a
prayer.
Following
this
was
a
thanksgiving
service
at
St.
Andrew's
Church
with
120
persons
In
attendance.
Later',
In
the
Community
Hall
the
Wo-'
Rupert,
the
fishing
being
for
th
J
men's
Auxiliary
iucks
iviei
ana
t-on
txiwara
re
duction
plants.
There
has
been
;
neavy
run
-with
close
to
3000
ton;
being
taken
within
a
week.
With
moderation
in
weather,
herring
are
iwarwni.
ur.
ana
airs.
n.
o.
i.arge.,
Al
thc
mectlng
of
tne
Prince
Ru.
Choral,
(a)
"Who
Is
Sylvia?"
pcrt
chamber
of
commerce
last
(Schubert),
lb)
"Allah's
Holiday"
J
nlght
tne
speclal
committee
on
(Friml).
jhome
improvement
was
asked
to
ufcucMrai
aim
wiorui,
r
nuanu-1
contlnue
to
function
In
connection
(with
the
proposed
home
building
City
nents.
served
refresh-
Many
Gatherings
'
On
Friday
evening
there
was
a!
tinner
by
St.
Andrew's
Church
Jhoir.
Rev.
W.
S.
Cooper
said
Grace
and
there
were
addresses
by
Sam
Grey,
president
of
the
choir;
Charl-3s
Leeson,
superintendent;
Johnson
Russ,
president
of
the
Greenville
Athletic
Club;
Charles
Dayls,
chairman
of
the
church
elders;
Jeffery
Benson,
on
behalf
of
the'
Kincollth
choir;
Jonah
Haldane,
on
behalf
of
the
Kincollth
choir,
and
Sam
Lin
coln.
The
church
orchestra
played
;
two
marches.
D.
W.
Leeson,
secretary
of
the
choir,
was
announcer.
After
the
dinner
there
was
a
service
In
St.
Andrew's
Church,
Capt.
Matthew
Gurney
conduttlng
the
meeting
which
was
attended
by
133
persons.
Francis
Watts
read
the
esjon
and
Capt.
Sam
Lincoln
read
from
the
Gospel.
The
march
"Holy
Name"
was
played
by
the
Church
Army
Band
and
Capt.
Matthew
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Morrl-on
led
In
thc
singing
of
hymns.
Saturday's
proceedings
commenced
with
a
service
In
thc
mom-'ng
and
In
the
evening
there
was
mother
party
In
thc
Community
Hall.
Speeches
were
given
by
H.
H.
McKay,
Peter
Calder,
Cornelius
Nelson,
Charles
Alexander
sr.,
Samuel
McKay,
Cecil
Burton,
-Jeffery,
Benson.
Sam
Lincoln
and
Matthew
Gurney.
The
Band
accompanied
the
processional
chorus
at
opening
and
also
rendered
a
march.
Rev.
W.
S.
Cooper
said
thc
Grace.
Matthew
Stewart
conducted
the
Saturday
evening
service.
Herbert
Doolan
jr.
read
thc
lesson
and
George
Stewart,
the
gospel.
J.
J.
Haldane
and
Mrs.
Francis
Watts
led
the
singing
of
hymns
and
Mrs.
Charles
Burton
rendered
a
solo.
The
Band
played
"Onward
Christian
Soldiers.'
Sunday
morning
Holy
Communion
was
celebrated
In
St,
Andrew's
Church
by
Rev.
W.
S,
Cooper.
Later
a
Church
Army
service
was
conducted
by
Charles
Morrison
with
Ralph
Clayton
reading
thc
lesson
and
S.
P.
Burton,
the
Gospel.
Mrs.
Charles
Burton
sang
a
solo
and
Sam
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Burton
led
the
hymns.
The
Band
played
a
march.
Farewell
Meeting
The
evening
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
W.
s.
Cooper
and
was
followed
by
a
farewell
meeting
by
tne
Kincollth
Church
Army,
Various
organizations,
young
and
old,
represented
by
groups,
took
part
in
the
musical
program.
Captain
Sam
Orey
led
the
Sisters'
and
Helpers'
League
in
their
song.
The
Church
Army
Band
also
took
part.
The
individuals
participating
in
the
mus-
ical
program
were
George
Leeson,
Albert
Moore,
William
Martin,
Josh
ua
McKay,
Charles
McKay,
Mercy
Mooay,
Mr.
Moody.
Charles
Davis,
Mrs.
Jonah
Greg.
S,
P.
Burton,
Mrs.
Cecil
Barton,
Oeorge
Stewart,
Cornelius
Nelson,
William
Stevens,
R.
Clayton,
P.
Burton,
C.
Morrison
and
Cecil
Burton,
there
were
speeches
by
John
Nelson,
Peter
Calder
and
Cornelius
Nelson
and
the
proceedings
closed
with
the
singing
of
"God
Be
With
You
Till
We
Meet
Again."
Arriving
home
on
Monday,
the
Kincollth
travelers
were
met
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
and
were
the
gusts
of
Herbert
Doolan
sr.
at
Jubilee
Hall
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thc
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Sunshine
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A
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D
Boiled
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with
egg
sauce
is
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satisfying.
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in
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TAKE
NOTICE
Uiat
I
wwi,
by
the
Order
of
Ills
Honor
Judge
Flslior,
Ijocr.l
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Brltl
Columbia,
appointed
Administrator
with
tin
Will
annexed
of
the
Elate
of
fit
late
Chen
Quen,
otherwise
known
aa
Chun
Qucm,
DeceuMd,
of
Prince
Ru-tert.
13.
C,
on
the
2tth
day
of
Feb-ruury
1938,
and
that
ail
pwnons
luideV-ctl
to
the
Mild
EUi.te
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
tliolr
indobtcdneri
to
me
forthwIUi,
and
that
ell
persom
havln?
cUlnu
against
the
said
Etatt
are
requrtd
to
file
them
with
me
before
the
3
1st.
day
of
March,
1038.
DATED
ftt
Prince
Ruwrt,
B
C.
this
20th,
day
of
February,
1938.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
OffilnJ
AdmliijNtmtfjr.
Prim
Rupert,
D.
C.
,
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of
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fur
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of
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"t
th
NOTICE
1
hereby
given
that
on
25th
day
of
Marcli
next.
'
'
uof
sliinod
1iiVnd
to
apply
tf
.
lc,riuifor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
of
beer
licence
No.
4374,
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w
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Wot
of
irrcmles
beliis
lrt
or
.
,,u.
li
known
iu
Bpruee
Creek
fwW
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on
Bjiruce
Creok,
otght
mil"
Atlln
Towntltc,
upon
landa
'r-'-rlae,t
.
Placer
Claim
Bally"
t
Spruce
v
Brllteh
Columbia.
Prince
RUP-
,.('
IbVlstration
District.
In
m-of
BrltUJl
Colunibla.
firm
M""'
raMoi,-!
Don
Ouell
to
Bpruee
9",.
co
Limited,
of
Spruce
Creek,
Br.
41
umbla.
the
TrwWoree,
i?,,!,ruarf.
Dated
UUs
18th
day
of
leaTV
1938.
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