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Home
of
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Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
oy
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
ATsnue
H.
P
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SCESCRiPTlON
KATLa
'City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
adraLee
Paid
In
advance,
per
week
-
Paid
In
advance,
per
month
The
opening
of
a
new
church
in
a
community
is
al-.
ways
important
but
especially
so
in
a
small
community!
like
Port
Simpson
where
a
church
was
opened
this
week:
largely
as
a
result
of
community
effort.
To
these
people
It
means
a
great
thing.
Not
only
do
they
worship
together
j
in
the
new
building
but
it
becomes
a
centre
of
many
social
activities.
To
many
people
it
is
the
greatest
thing
in
their
lives
next
to
their
homes
and
families.
The
native
peoples
are
keenly
religious.
Also
they
arp
very
musical
and
this
music
and
religion
seem
to
fit
well
,
together.
Music
is
a
means
of
religious
expression.
It
is
a
means
of
the
highest
enjoyment
the
world
provides.
Doubtless,
music
will
be
one
of
the
features
of
religious
worship
at
Port
Simpson
in
connection
with
the
exercises
in
the
new
church
building.
We
congratulate
the
people
of
the
neighboring
village
on
their
stability
of
purpose
in
carrying
out
this
work.
;
NOTHING
IS
GOOD
To
a
few
people
in
Canada
nothing
is
good.
The,
moment
anyone
sounds
a
cheery
note
there
is
a
discord-!
ant
denial
or
an
unpleasant
sneer.
iiiuiiniiK
naa
ueen
is
or
will
he
good.
There
is
no
hope.
We
feel
very
very
sorry
for
people
of
that
type.
We
wonder
how
they
manage
to
exist.
Life
must
be
a
burden
to
them.
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERTBOD'f
BtUUctloa
Ouaruttem
ramoui
Ednon
Altxrta
Cuat
Bolkley
Vallry
Coal
Vntoatfr
Island
Coal
frince
Rupert
Feed
Company
PBONZ:
68
and
858
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
ZarelK
'Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAX
FROM
DOME"
Rate
11.00
op
30
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupirt,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
116
the
feat
three,
if
It
a
owsoty
tot
hf
date.
50
the
limit,
at
Kimberiey
Th
irinners
will
meet
Vancouver
ta-
nqfiflB
for
the
Brttfcb
Columbia
title.
Musketeers
In
Bridge
Lead
Grotto
m
Secnnd
Place
Although
Beaten
By
Sns
i
Norway
Who
Take
Third
Position
Musketeers
took
over
leadership
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
Leagae
last
night
as
a
mult
of
a
victory
over
Bracfcman
ic
Ker.
Grotto,
al
though
beaten
by
Sons
of
Norway.
!
is
in
second
place.
In
the
third
game
played
hut
night,
Canadian
1
Legion
defeated
Canadian
Natlon-
al
Recreation
Association.
The
fLx-t
tare
of
Ram
biers
vs.
Prtare
Rupert
Dairy
was
postponed-
The
even
77470
74426
63.743
612S5
66.193
58.257
SacurJdy
TrtifintSrJ
23,
i933.jPrintiaspst
Dairy
's
54.794
PALESTINE
AND
GERMAN
Y
We
should
have
said
that
Palestine
was
taken
by
the
.-Allies'
d
erring-
the
war
with
Germany.
Years
ago
the
Kaiser
made
a
sort
of
trramphal
entry
into
Palestine
where
a
palace
"had
been
built
for
him
and
where
it
is
understood
heTiad
a
throne
on
which
he
sat
whtm
he
received!the
Arab
visitors.
German
influence
at
that
time
prior
to
the
war
-was
strong
in
the
Holy
Land.
REGULATE
OWN
INDUSTRY
The
halibut
men
are
making
a
big
effort
to
regulate
theirJown
industry.
They
are
not
finding
it
an
eaiy
job,
Ydrhere
is
diversity
of
views
and
diversity
of
interests.
Prince
Rupert,
as
the
pivotal
point
in
connection
with
the!
industry
is
naturally
very
much
interested
in
peeing
thej
halibut
fiftheries
perpetuated
and
at
the
same
time
seeing
the
fishermen
prosper.
OPENING
OF
NEW
CHURCH
r
Butch
Keeling
Off
For
While
25
for
25)5
and
Pocket
tins
of
fifty
Will
Be
Unable
to
Play
for
Ran-ttr
far
Few
Weeks
Owin;
T
Urokea
Wrist
I
Valentine
High
ISchool
Dance
One
Handred
andHfty-Frre
at
Delightful
Tarty
Last
Xisht
TV
mwimI
Rich
Safes!
Vafefi-
SEW
YORK.
Feb.
2Sr
OP
A-1
w
f.trtarte
the
Odd-
a
r?rit
of
a
broken
writt
sos
I
'
jeUows
wvs
a
pntKMseed
shc-taiaed
kt
Thursday
night's
aat
Ahoae
145
staeeate
were
pres-
witfa
Chicago
Black
Hawka,
Batetl
jj,
the
seeoad
daace
of
the
KeeHa
is
expected
to
toe
oas
'"l
agewattoiw.
tsiatte
the
New
York
Ranters'
tae-p
.
,
and
far
e
mai
r
"s-
i
Rmlti
,-ci.,red
balhJOBS.
were
tery
He
may
fee
has
aam
t
Tr.ftki
emblems
of
however,
by
play-off
tiav.
r
r,ini-r
mhmM
the
rails.
'
au.--
i
Cameron.
Baa
Eastman
iicd
Gecrge
Browa
provided
exeei
lent
masse.
,
r.
v-.ii
ir,.
r..or.afn
Miss
Irene
Mitehen.
Miss
sented
to
the
brlde-etect
as
she
sat
Barbara
Danfeb.
Miss
Irene
Hodg-
j
...
ji
.
mi
TVr
Wnoh
Miwrtsnn.
ROCHrt
3
.-JiT&'fii
PLAIN
OR
CORK
I
6339
,
J.
L.
Blain,
Mrs.
Theo
Fortune.
Mrs.
A
new
sidewalk
is
betog
put
In
at
63,947
D.
Santerbane.
Mrs.
George
Howe,
the
native
vuTage
of
Hartley
Bay
50.573
Mrs.
N.
Thomas.
Mrs.
A.
B.
Love,
down
the
coast.
The
Department
76.121
Mrs.
George
Fritz,
Mrs.
R.
Webber,
of
Indian
Affairs
is
supplying
the
75506
MrjL
J.
(gavering
and
Mrs.
A.
Mac-
lumber
and
thetnativex
are
doinK
62466
donaiti
S
,.
v
the
wort-
4
-
Norkap
Basket
1
Social
Enjoyed
One
nondred
and
Twenty-
nve
Persons
in
Attendance
at
Affair
in
Metropoie
Hall
Benny
WlndiCs
daoee
to
the
Bas-:
ton
HaH
Inst
night
for
the
LOJTXE.
milk
fund
was
a
successful
and
enjoyable
affair
There
was
a
fair-
it?--!
rrnwc
in
aiiCTZcancE
oims
m-
i
-'
'ceOent
music
was
furnished
fey
uie
Serenaders
Orchestra.
wwer
Those
a
PreilJ
present
were
ag
Mrs.
u.
James
.w
'YertHirgft,
WSBfeifB
WHnant
Simaki
Vot
and
ana
D
u.
sailed
f".
last
'"8
night
on
the
t.
Prince
to
.
j
Hampton,
Mrs.
R.
MeLeod,
Mrs.
E,
MeU.
j
IE.
Saunders,
Mrs:
W.
W.
WrathalLJ
I
Mrs.
J.
3.
GOlis.
Mrs.
N.
Macdonaki,
7U66
;Mrs.T.L
Spencer,
Mrs.
G.W.Rud-
NEW
HARTLEY
BAY
SIDEWALK
73S3
!
derhara,
Mrs.
A
Mackerme,
Mrs.
Miss
Ingrid
and
Miss
Vera
'Morse
Adelaide
!
a
vacation
trip
Van
couver.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHO.VE
5a
&zjL?
-
ft
A-
'
i
r"r.
,
ii
Prow
pointed
to
the
dim
horizon's
greyish
haze,
one
of
Britain's
fighting
ships
slips
quietly
off
to
do
her
bit
in
the
never
ending
job
of
guarding
Empire
trade
routes
a
picture
to
bring
assurance
to
British
hearts
in
these
days.
There's
another
picture
that
stands
for
another
kind
of
assurance
to
British
men
and
women
everywhere
...
that's
the
famous,
familiar
sailor
on
every
package
of
Player's
"Mild"
for
the
name
Player
s
on
a
package
of
cigarettes
guarantees
the
purity
and
quality
of
the
contents.
Try
Player's
"Mild"
.
.
.
cork
tips
for
those
who
prefer
them
plain
for
those
who
like
their
cigarettes
plain
but
good.
'4hd
"Mild"
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
ill
Satarady
F-
TB3
DAH.T
STWS
ft-
PAD!
TWO
Onyx
Arch
Grip
Shoes
mm
Jg
THE
NEW
&&
MODELS
SPRING
I
N
-
-rv
OnyxShoes
ONYX!
The
very
name
suggests
the
brilliance
and
elegance
of
Onyx
Shoe
styles
for
Spring!
The
dainty
tie
(sketched
above)
b
typical
of
the
luxurious
footwear
we
are
snowing
to
harmonize
with
your
new
suit
or
afternoon
ensemble.
But,
a
word
to
the
wise,
come
in
early
while
size
ranges
are
complete!
I
If
You
Are
Having
Trouble
With
Your
Feet
Can
Help
You
T
FWe
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
Kootenay
Puck
Final
To
Start
At
Trail
Monday
TRAIL.
March
36
CP
Kmz-
Uvrlev
Dynamiters
anc
r
-
Smflfcf
gaters
will
meet
here
lion
day
night
in
the
first
of
a
be-i.
three
oat
of
five
fsane
ea
fat
the
championship
of
the
Knntenaj
Hockey
League.
The
first
twc
games
wtii
fee
played
i
frail
and:
ings
scores
were
as
lotto
xs:
MuaketeetSv
1238:
Braekman
it
Ker.
Grotto,
14,233;
Sons
of
Norway,
!'1416
;
Canadian
KattenaJ
Reereatkm
AsscckiMim,
912;
CfeBadfetn
Legion,
1
The
stanrttnta
to
date:
JS-flJiMBEfcetears
i
2
'.Grotto
1
-SflrSons
of
Norway
7
Sj
raaS
to
all
parts
of
British
Cclumtta,
the
British
-Emptre
and
Braekman
&
Ker
7
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
3-CQlRambters
6
Member
at
Audit
Botni
t
drratatiam
JCIilA.
7
-kCmamOma
heiim
7
Shower
For
Miss
Mary
Macdonald
Mrs.
George
Cieense
and
Sirs.
James
Krikevsky
were
Jofeat
host-esaes
lost
nighc
at
a
dengfetfol
shower
at
the
home
at
the
fornter
hi
honor
of
Miss
Mary
MsednnaM.
a
poplar
bride-eiecl.
Dainty
ref
reshrcents.
were
served
from
a
tea
table
whkh
was
covered
with
a
lace
cloth
wtth
ser
bas
ket
at
daffodils
and
ye
Bow
tapers
hi
silver
sconces.
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spen
cer
and
Mrs.
James
Hampton
poar
ed.
t
Ttar-Tm
the
sanoer
hoar.
Mario
Bu
sanJeh,
Peter
Brass
and
AQan
Burfeank.
wtth
Miss
Frances
Moore
f
rh
oianoi.
entertained
the
sta-
Irfenr.
This
aaausette
was
reoVfwed
Mrs.
Cearte
Cieeone
and
Mrs.!
fey
a
tap
dance
fey
Miss
EOwn
Mair
iimK
KrikrrskT
Ho--testes
at
ajsd
Henrv
Moctesano.
Both
these
Affair
Last
Xieht
items
wefeesKhasakttlcaDjr
feeerrec
Th
rwir-ttv
of
the
etegiiu'
was
a
display
of
the
popular
dance
number
-Bi
Apple
A
froap
of
high
seaeol
glrte
ferafevy'vohmteered
to
give
this
exhibftfcm.
Members
or
last
year's
ma
trie
u-latksn
etess
were
gwetU
of
the
ev-
The
early
part
of
the
evening
was
entng.
Maartee
Davy,
on
their
be-
spent
in
playing
bridge,
the
prise-
half,
thanked
the
Stadents'
Council
j
winners
betng
Mrs.
Theo
Fortune
'
fgr
the
kind
mvttattAtL
I
Mrs.
M.
Thoraaa
and
Mrs.
G.
W.i
The
leaders
of
the
danee
com-
Rudderham.
'
sittees
were
Alan
Kergfn.
president
j
of
Stadents'
Coraefl.
Helen
Lakie,
vice
president,
and
Fred
Barber,
treasurer.
Patrons
of
the
dance
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthar
Sattdn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Hayward
The
Narkac
Soaiety
held
a
very
esioyafeie
bridge
-patty
and
basket
soetal
last
night
to
the
Metropoie
HB
About
126-persans
were
pres-1
ent.
Ikw
wr?
tan
tabids
tit
brtrtfe
and
pfiae-wmners
were:
lativ
ffiat.
Mrs.
Nela
Jensen,
second.
Mr
Pete
Ttdeisen:
men"
first.
Harold
HBand;
second.
Jack
Strand.
Dancteg
comae
need
at
ft
o'clock
with
raaaic
by
Fnssom
Brothers.
At
mldHteht
the
aaesion
of
baskets
took
place
wtth
Alfred
Ltadseth
as
aacttaaeer.
FoBovhsg
wftesftraents
the
dance
emrttoaed
antB
t
30
am
'The
eoanaMtee
chuge
consisted
of
Mia.
H.
"ErtclBsen.
Mrs.
Maarestes
Haakslad.
Mis.
R.
Jensen.
Mrs
P.
WHw!.
H
OdftiaBsan
and
Isgvald
ennes.
Mr.
"Fenness
pre
sided
at
the
rWvK
Fund
Dance
!
Enjoyable
Event
Af
rair
Put
On
Last
Ni-ht
by
"Benny
Wlndle
Last
i;ht
W
as
Saeeessfnl
nlNUT
AFTER
Eating-Drinking
ALKALIZ
AFTER
A
HEAVY
MEAL.
.
r
p
sj
V
EVENI1
tarrr
Tmtr
ilka
-;
-t
"Hi
feat
titousands
dc
t't
:i
tsrePaiaips
com-;
a
for
pocket
or
pene.
T-ajiaj
ahrays
reaoy.
Use
it
thw
way
T2ftl
tariets
equal
m
z
:n?
e:
to2
teaspwmfaci
dPIi
from
the
totue.
A.
c.a
yai
(
ias.
nau.iea.
-
"
to.
fmm
hron-aaStj
n
to
ti
"
id
breai
od
headac:-s.
-
over-aeid
stomach
arr
arrtdt-i
j
tie
source.
This
is
ttt
cukIe
i
to
ae
your
own
dL;trKs-a-.i
enense
to
others.
HOt
in
jaaanv
Canada
BSTr
s
Back
In
Busine
"Re-enterinr
the
transfer!
iness
equipped
with
a
duty
truck,
stake
body,
draulic
dump.
Prompt
and
I
ficient
service.
Any
Patronare
Appreciate
Also
equipped
to
do
any
f
of
excavation
work
buildlnr
wrecking
Can
supply
any
amount?!
-real
first
class
rarden
eartW
no
musker
WOOD
and
COAL
Casey
Transfe
Phone
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r
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vweevs.
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tAI
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX!
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Frirndlj
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEt
R.
Brasell
N.
M.
Bj
THE
SEAL
QUALIT
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salnn
Packed
by
the
'Jffl
ranninff
comnany
wrr
the
'vear
round
Prince
Rupert