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advertisement
s
rt
put
ihed
cr
c
p
id
by
the
Uqux
i
Control
Board
or
bv
the
Goemmerr
of
Br
fiih
Cofurrfcia
TO
INDUCE
BUYING
Here
Are
Lower
Prices
We
want
lo
gel
action
and
clear
our
stock.
We
sincerely
hope
these
prices
will
induce
to
buy
now.
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
Just
four
superb
spring
filled
mattresses.
Regular
price
$37.50.
NOW
ONLY
$31.00
Baby
Prams
Two
only
Baby
Prams.
Reg
S27.00.
NOW
ONLY
S22.00
Folding
Bridge
Sets
Two
only
Folding
Bridge
Sets
Four
chairs
and
table.
Reg.
price
18.00.
NOW
ONLY
$15.00
Gold
Seal
Congoleum
Rugs
$9.00
WE
SELL
ONLY
FOR
CASH
Hours
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
ELIO'S
Phone
GREEN
916
TIHItD
AVENUE
WEST
I'lilNCE
ItlTEKT
r-"
aumvma.mum.naBw
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CAR
DEN
A
FRIDAY.
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
9:00
p.m.
Due
a.(.ouTer,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Sun.
Midnight
If
convenient
pleas
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN1,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad
BALL
IS
SUCCESS
Masons
Scored
Big
Hit
With
Affair
Last
Night
Nearly
Thrr
IltLndrrd
in
Attendance
Last
night
s
annoa:
ball
of
Tsfcap-sean
aj.d
Tyee
Lodfes.
AJ.
&
AM
m
one
of
the
raos:
sseee&sfcl
on
record
IV
was
also
one
of
the
raoct
enjoyable.
Close
to
three
hundred
persons
were
in
attendance
and
daneinr.
kept
cp
in
fell
swias
from
1
9:38
pl3.
until
3
an.
Scottish
dances
were
f
catered
as
veil
ar
Canadian
and
exrcBrni
music
was
j
furnished
by
Mrs.
De
Carlo's
Orch-
jeetra.
1
Novel
and
effective
decorations
featured
Hinibn
settings.
The
fpUlan
of
the
banouet
haO
of
thr
Masonk
Temple
had
been
adorned
to
represent
palm
trees.
The
or
ebestra
played
frrcn
a
grass
huu
The
Grand
March
was
led
by
WQ-'iam
Crzietshank.
master
of
Tyee
Lodge,
and
Mrs.
WUHanx
McLeod
.
and
WilUas
McLeod.
on
behalf
of
jtfce
master
of
Tsimnfrean
Lodge
)
and
Mrs.
Crufckshank.
Samuel
:Massey.
in
the
absence
of
EL
J.
j
Smith,
the
master
of
TSmpsean
:
Lodge,
welcomed
the
rsests.
W.
R.
I
McAfee
was
master
of
ceremonies,
j
assisted
by
William
McLeod.
Splendid
refreshments
were
an
other
irresistibve
featcre
of
the
party.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
J.
S.
Nelson,
chairman.
C.
C.
Mills.
George
Peters,
William
McLeod.
W.
L.
Coates
and
S.
A.
FEDER.ITIOX
IS
FAVORED
1
Continued
from
Page
Onei
ept
ministerial
office
has
taken
he
wind
oat
of
Liberals'
sails.
Ii
s
doing
what
they
did
in
1921.
Sev-ral
delegates
nrsed
that
it
was
no:
sorth
while
holding
the
annua!
ession
again.
Split
Mi;ht
Help
With
only
a
handful
of
reDresen-
tatlres
in
the
lejrislatiirpje
tho
nut-
look
for
the
Liberals
is
not
bright
wt
Sir
Cowasji
Jehangir
predicted
Jiat,
when
the
inevitable
split
be
tween
the
left
and
riaht
winss
of
-
-
-
the
Cor.Tress
o:carrcd.
moderate
-ongreaamen
would
accept
for
their
;uidance
the
principles
the
Liberals
professed.
The
chief
of
these
is
dominion
status
for
India
a
or-
j
posed
to
the
c!ahn
for
complete
in-
I
licpcuacnce
uow
maae
Dy
me
uon-i
jres.
Some
romfTvntatr.ri
on
kHMmI
....
...
.
m.w
vt
.w.ai
j
:of
Sir
Chimanlal
Setalvad's
presl-
cential'
address
on
the
ground
it
unduly
taunted
Congress
with
shUly-shallylng
over
enterinz-
the
(legislatures
and
with
talking
about
wrecking
the
constitution
while
in
j
toct
worktog
it
with
gusto.
Sir
Chl-
manlaL
thought
the
growth
of
Com-
uiuuuai
unaer
uie
guise
oi
Social-,ism
the
greatest
threat
to
India.
By
one
resolution
Liberals
drew
attention
disapprovingly
to
the
dis
semination
of
the
Communist
ideas
In
India.
This
has
for
some
years
been
a
favorite
subiect
with
i
Liberals,
one
of
whose
strongholds
U
Bombay,
a
city
that
has
wit-
inesscd
ereat
industrial
unmet
TV
'this
resolution
was
tacked
a
clause
disapproving
of
Fascism
which
a
noted
United
Provinces
Liberal
said
threatened
to
dominate
several
Indian
political
organizations:
FOR
BETTER
DOGS
TORONTO,
Feb.
18:
CPt
The
Royal
Ontario
Museum
of
Zoology
nas
started
a
mounted
display
to
fhow
how
breeding
alters
dog
types,
outstanding
specimens
of
breeds
being
shown.
COLDER
BUT
SAFER
IROQUOIS
KALLS.
Ont.,
Feb.
18:
CP)
Fire
In
a
bunkhouse
forced
75
men
out
to
30-below-zcro
weather
but
nobody
was
hurt
BREAK
LP
GANG
HAMILTON,
Ont.,
Feb.
18:
(CP)
With
the
arrest
of
two
boys,
one
13
the
15,
nollce
believe
they
have
broken
up
a
Juvenile
gang
responsible
for
many
petty
robberies
the
last
few
weeks.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri-
da'
--
6
pjn.
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
n
pm
The
Dally
New
is
an
audlled
circulation.
Iiay
safcl
TKJ
DAH.T
XTJ
Friday.
February
.
mi
I
AiuirrTUTC
I!
i
niurriiLiio
From
the
Waterfront
I
Impend
Ofl
Cto.4
:nker
Capt
A.
S.
McG-t
sailed
at
1
i
c
rioct
prsterdar
afternoon
for
TUNEFUL
iKISPIOX
COMEDY
JOINS
UP
Tied
Astairc
Tlcxif.
Cast
x
"A
Distress"
This
Week-end
at
Capitol
Willi
catchy
Gershwin
tones
joon
xjooen.
is
due
in
port
at
8
3'dock
tonight
from
the
south
and
I
po
xrna
Vnr
MOTA7
TOf
is
scheduled
to
sail
at
9
pjn.
on
dYiHg
VtW
FUTURE
IS
'
ENVISIONED
$0$
i
ammVJ.
m
m
1
mm
F0I
IXD
HEATH,
SMOKER'S
THROAT
UCKIEY'S
THROAT
AIDS.
I0t
Post
in
Vancouver
Associates
at
the
Court
House
gathered
this
morning
at
divisional
headquarters
to
honor
Sergeant
J.
H.
McClinton,
provincial
police,
prior
to
his
departure
tonieht
for
Vancouver
to
which
city
he
has
oeen
transferred.
On
behalf
of
those
Dresent
Tnrwvnr
ty,
r
-
.
v.,w
j
k.
-Norther
B.C.
is
This
ProrinM.'
FreLser
mnrfp
iVia
nt.
.....
.iK.,iiaMUll
w
Jlineral
Store
House
i
Sergeant
McClinton
of
a
handsome
;
mantel
clock,
expersslng
best
wishes
for
future
happiness
and
pros-The
Coast
batholith
was
British
jFerHy
to
both
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
iJhimbia's
mincrii
storehouse
0fJ
McClinton.
The
recipient
respond-
e
future.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
"-r
Prtately.
resident
mining
encineer.
told
the'iv
i.
.......
.
.
'
hull.
I
If
Lit
I
Ul
l.KITIIJ
rjtrr
Gyro
rl.,K
Club
at
i
t
.
its
luncheon
thlsi
collwihia
week.
It
had
alreadv
-ivn
im;koiiti:
ihe
Premier.
Anyox
copier.
Surf
In
-1
let.
Eddye
Pass.
Surf
Point
Enein-
...
.
"
"
'r
.'"iirr
or
The
"Adin
nUlrafloi.
.
,
.
.
-
i
i
eer.
uie
piacer
gold
areas
of
Atlin.
Oease
and
Liard.
jln
cycles
0f
ec-i
onomic
factors,
some
of
these
mln-nz
fields
and
.Irt-Anil
Ur
Mallrr
f
the
lUtr
of
Adulfn
ui
lauurutlo.
Drrrax-d
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
at
Hid
Honor.
V?
E
FUJjer.
made
on
the
2U)
oay
otf
Juiuary.
A.
D.
1938,
I
v&s
p
louU
Lazaarotto.
aeceanfl,
and
tj;
practlcaUy
given
up
and
then
had
li0-
tj
been
revived.
Polarls-Taku.
comIne!e8,!!e
ny
mfutmi
to
fumh
Into
production
last
year,
and
Big
Missouri,
which
would
be
producing
this
year,
were
examples
of
this.
In
thinking
of
the
immediate
fu
ture,
the
known
resources
of
copper
i
wt
u.vu
unanoite
islands,
the
copper
sulphides
of
the
Ecstall
River
and
the
silver
and
base
met-ak
of
Alice
Ann
and
Stewart,
all
awaiting
a
stabilization
of
mineral
prices,
were
to
be
considered
as
well
a
the
interior
mineral
resources
which
were
awaiting
transportation.
All
this
had
come
frnm
a
mpm
scratching
of
a
small
part
of
the
great
northern
mineral
empire
tributary
to
Prince
Rupert.
Production
so
far
had
been
from
but
52,-000
square
miles
of
the
total
of
144,-000
square
miles.
The
remaining
92,000
square
mfle
wa
tnmr-n
t
be
favorable
to
the
occurrence
of
mineral
deposits.
Of
this
44.000
square
miles
was
absolutely
virgin
territory.
Who
knew
how
many
more
Premiers
or
Anyox
there
might
be?
Dr.
Mandv
Slimmed
Mn
n
fntnr
in
the
perpetuation
of
the
mining
industry:
the
present
mines,
the
cycle
of
economic
factors
of
handling
ore,
known
but
dormant
properties,
practically
explored
mineral
deposits
and
the
Immense
favorable
but
virgin
territory.
At
the
close
Of
hix
arirlrM
nr
Mandy
was
thanked
by
the
president.
D.
G.
Borland.
.
V
.....
-.
J
V..
fj
JJ
v
Ul
UeiOT
Ifk.
3nr1
H.v
Ar
1
r.
.
v.
.
n
.
n
.
and
al
poruen
todebbn
to
Uk
Wi
!.rt.
T!"1"
t
pay
tb
amount
oX
clr
UtWtcUn
u
m
fortavrtth
19?8ATED
be
,8t
laT
rtDruarT-
At
UABEL
IOWA.
Executrix,
c-o
UfKArs.
ratmore
&
Pulton
Prince
Itupert,
n
C.
Is
Latest
Branch
of
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
HAZELTON.
Feb.
18
On
Satur-
-a
a
t
.
-U.
A
U
vti.
Ocean
Falte
after
luv.g
accn
nweiand
an
hllarions
sSory
by
P.
O
lrt-K-vH
f
nntich
minmhit
snee
1
o'cJoch
Wt.
:,eadaT
nWafwedehoKie
of
Enc&h
scdal
nf
i
.
.k.
JischarxteE
a
ears,,
of
fnaate
as
R
hasii
A
Iiaasel
in
Digress'
villas
of
Ktoptox.
Charles
Clifford
troai
loco
for
the
roennanyt
kcilW
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
predoein
of
th
H
awl
ton
brancl.
isdu.
iTheatre
here
as
the
end
of
the
inrfety
had
raoenth
been
ed.
arrived
in
Prtnre
Xopert
aaffehr
Wednesday
aflenaoc
on
tfeeor
boat
Sddye
Pass.
They
are
bath
tmS
and
expect
to
reaa&in
in
am
for
aot
Uate.
HaTing
compleec
anonal
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock.
CCiL
steamer
Prince
Rapert
eaoved
dovn
to
the
Canadian
National
dock
late
Wednesday
afternoon
She
took
the
run
to
Vancouver
last
night
in
place
of
the
Prince
George
which,
following
her
arrival
from
Anyox
and
Stewart,
was
withdrawn
for
her
annual
overhaul.
C.
P.
R.
seamer
Princeac
Ade-
ww
featmre
,ra4rr
offeiter.
The
-ae
yarn
yam
Is
is
dent
dent
and
and
Charles
Charles
Clifford,
Clifford,
sec-
sec-
-
EiGfeenja
Dan
Brow
of
Port
that
of
a
fantastic
low
fd
ur
atao
or
th(.
8leUor.
latnaton.
wtngton.
who
kaTe
ben
hootta
tates
ptoor
at
a
xnecSeTal
castle
In,
branch,
wit
up
to
Ktaptox
to
help
Tolvec
for
the
part
month
on
K-
rl
iand
Joan
Fontaine,
e
the
Klspte
people
to
enlarge
the
ledy
tdy
Island
Island
and
and
for
for
vham
Mt
t
titled
Encash
lady,
and
FredL--.i-fi.
Utaire
egae
in
the
adwntsr-
Qgite
a
number
Joined
the
or
?TJ
Gracl
A1
santatlon
Officers
wUl
be
eJ-m.
Oanance
Coiner.
MoBUsrc't
-.,
.
j...
uire
and
otners.
m-.
IT
chance
"f
betasTrtth
the
ladies
of
Klsptox
serv-
with
a
meettec
in
Loadon
-then
Miss
Fontame
Is
frantkallj
'-run
u
evade
a
distasteful
mar-
(riage
to
her
aunt's
ineffectual
stepmn
Astalre
is
attracted
to
tht
rettj
damsel
and
follows
her
tc
her
ancestral
castle
where
th-rocky
romance
continues.
The
minctess
rrraL
the
doting
lather
in
imperious
aunt
and
'the
robust
partiaanship
of
the
serrants
in
tru
j
cattle
combine
to
make
a
happj
'-"jit
oi
jove
aaq
laogntcr
Dances
and
songs
by
Astaire
and
-aide.
Capt
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
in13"?
nd.A-l
tmxtn
tht
pro
ceecungs.
New
roc
tin
eJ
in-iLrfe
9
from
the
sooth
and
win
sail
at
10
vm
dinc'
1usk
broort
'pjn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
KsU
to
Gershwte
!,r
music
I
Union
steamer
Venture.
Cant.
Hnn
nrpfi
Rpf
tag
refreshments.
Serjeant
F
J
Culverhouse
R.C.
MJ..
Hazeltoi:
left
tl'.ere
on
yesterday
e
trin
for
a
tr:o
to
Van-derhrof
on
off..
:
b'.;s;nev
Butter
First
Grade
Q-J
C
31hs.
vXiO
Pork
Hutts
QQ
Lb
Pork
Chops
Pork
Hocks
Off
2
lbs
eJC
Eggs
Scott's
4Af
Grade
Lar-e
3
Doz
85c
Lejrs
of
La
ml)
28C
Ayrshire
Iiacon
Pee.
Lb.
A"
Saus.
.Meat
Qff,
2
lbs
wt
Swift's
Cottage
Off
Kolls
Per
lb.
FISH
Fresh
Mackcral
2)C
Fresh
Haddock
2QC
ICcd
Cod
Fillets
Jg
60c
Smoked
Salmon
-1
ffp
Package
Atll
Kvvvannauuuuuauummuuuui
PROOF
of
MERIT
Sfl
flha,LCMnt
.f
Circu,a,i,,n
,hr
r""8
election,
head
the
list
of
books
people
are
readlnt
and
enjoying
most
IN
TOKONTO
The
Citadel.
Turning
Wheels.
Northwest
Passages
And
So
Victoria.
Enchanters
Nightshade.
Gone
With
The
Wind.
Katrina.
L
THE
U.S.
The
Citadel.
Northwest
Passage.
And
So
Victoria.
The
Rains
Came.
Enchanters
Nightshade.
Katrina.
The
Turning
Wheels.
1
mT
YU
Can
"ad
ALL
0f
U,tse
Lm"'"5
Roo.
with
Without
t
except
on
they
are
in
our
Rental
Library,
Read
then
for
the
nominal
,um
of
75c
per
month
and
read
also
many
o
he
leading
books
Tight
from
the
publishers.
Additions
for
February
include
the
following
Europa
In
Limbo
.
....
;
...
Chinese
River
-
Brlffault
The
Mother
?
:
'
'
-
'
Van
DJk,e
""
"
"
Asch
Truth
To
Tell
The
Lenient
God
"":"v""
Ro?ma"
One
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