Telford
Favors
Municipal
Power
Plan
of.
Victoria
Intrigues
Major
of
Vancouver
Would
Sunnlv
Civic
hydro-electric
plant
which
would!
n
vmonf
c
ArA
serve
all
civic
Institutions
and
all
ajlllClllO
xll
C
limited
number
or
private
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Institutions
I
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
tem-
perature
14.
VANCOUVER,
ieb.
3:
(CP)
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
18.
Mayor
Lyle
Tellordnas
expressed!
'
his
Interest
in
a
municipally
owned
power
plant
project
wrhich
has
been
proposed
In
Victoria
and
would
do:
the
same
for
Vancouver.
Under
the
Victoria
scheme
there
would
be
a
Alice
Arm
Snowing,
calm.
23.
Anyox
Light
snow,
calm,
20.
Stewart
Light
snow,
calm,
19.
Hazelton
-Part
cloudy.
c;ilm,
5.
Smlthers--Clear,
calm.
zero.
Burns
Lake
-Clear,
calm,
7.
Provided
For
VICTORIA,
Feb.
3:
(CP
An
order-in-council
was
passed
yester
day
authorizing
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
to
pay
five
per
cent
Interest
on
prepaid
taxes.
Mrs.
Stanley
Savllle
and
LONDON
COLD
PRICE
OOOOO0O6OOO66OOOOOOOWIKWSOOotowowwvwuwwwvv"-LONDON.
Feb.
3:
(CP)
ThH&
2
Montreal
price,
of
bar
gold
In
g
1
Q
.
8
London
yesterday
was
aown
oc,
g
j
.Utti
I
.flff'
rlnainir
t
tH
Qft
rr
fine
OUnCC
i
O
mr
V
.
J
i
Jm
PUot
Bob
Hits,
well
known
ai-i
oooooochwoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
aska
commercial
flier,
arrived
here
rhe
annual
meeting
of
St.
Peter's
undertakings.
Mr.
Durnford,
In
yesterday
afternon
with
n;s
plane
having
as
a
pus
enger,
Jonn
fc.
Berg,
well
known
banker
and
fish
dealer
of
Ketchikan,
who
caught
the
steamer
Prin.e
George
last
son.
I
nleht
for
the
south.
Pilot
Ellis
ai
i
Venture
for
an
extended
holiday
1
terday
afternoon
on
visit
In
Vancouver.
Ketchikan.
Church
took
olace
Monday
evening
giving
nis
own
report,
maac
men
with
the
rector.
Rev.
It.
C.
H.
Durn-
tlon
of
the
Increase
of
activities
ford.
In
the
chatr.
Excellent
reports
of
progress
were
given
by
the
various
groups
connected
with
the
church
and
in
every
way
the
Jimmy,
are
sailing
tomgni
on
me,
noppea
ou
soon
uu
,
,
workers
can
point
run
return
w
..
.
.
to
advances
made
In
their
several
CHEVROLET
OFFE
RS
SIX
NEW
LINES
OF
LOW-PRICED
TRUCKS
zmom
BSiaiaiaiaiaiaMBSaWJ
rrMA
a
ai
V
4Xu
I"OR
1939.
Chevrolet
Trucks
cover
97
Dor
cent
of
the
entire
1
hauling
range
with
low-priced
V2
Ton,
-l
Ton,
VA
Ton,
2
Ton
conventional
2
Ton
Cab-Over-Engine,
and
2V2
Ton
heavy-duty
models.
They're
smarter,
safer,
abler,
thriftier
these
husky
new
trucks
with
streamlined
all-steel
V-type
cab
.
.
.
improved
Chevrolet
valve-in-head,
six-cylinder
special
truck
engine...
dependable,
sure-stopping,
truck-type
hydraulic
brakes
.
.
.
diaphragm
spring
clutch
.
.
.
and
scores
of
real
honest-to-goodness
truck-built
features.
See
Chevrolet
Trucks
if
you
intend
to
replace
your
present
equipment.
Try
them
out
"on
the
job."
Compare
performance
records.
Look
carefully
into
delivered
prices.
If
you
do,
wo
feel
confident
that
you'll
choose
Chevrolet
.
.
."the
Key
to
Lower
Ton-Mile
Cost."
Easy
monthly
payments
through
the
General
Motors
Instalment
Plan
ROYAL
MOTORS
CMC
among
young
people
during
the
nast
year
and
made
It
clear
that
every
one
of
them
were
01
me
sor.
that
could
be
called
essential
to
tne
upbuilding
of
the
church
and
the
training
of
first
class
men
and
women
of
tomorrow.
He
thanked
the
heads
and
members
of
every
organization
and
everyone
who
had
contributed
by
faithful
services
to
the
welfare
of
St.
Peters.
Mrs.
C
J.
Norrlngton
was
elected
secretary
treasurer
to
the
vestry
for
1039.
W
O.
Ugar
was
re-elected
jwwples
warden
and
J
E.
Doddle
was
re-appolnted
Rectors'
Warden.
C
J.
Norrlngton
was
re-elected
lay
delegate
to
the
Synod
and
Miss
E
Beagley
was
re-ekted
as
substl
tute
lay
delegate
for
1939.
Includ
ed
on
the
vestry
are
W.
B.
Skinner,
Robert
Boddle.
Albert
Dalzell
T.
VVIIkie.
George
Kelsey.
Robert
Kelscy
and
Mrs.
W
J.
Moorebou-who
represents
the
Women's
Auxiliary
as
Its
president.
It
was
high
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Lat
Complete
Show
8
Kate
Douglas
Wlln'
r.lori.
ous
Novel
,
.
.
"Mother
Carey's
Chickens"
With
Anne
Shirley.
Hub?
Keeler,
James
KIIIon,
Walter
Itrrnnan
(At
7:00
and
J
sj
FOX
NEWS
(At
S
Z2
And
Mrlvyn
Douglas
In
"Fast
Company"
At
8:35
(J11UI
COMING
SATURDAY
ONLY
Hob
IJurns
In
The
Arkanui
Traveler"
Plus
Uojd
Noltn
-King
of
Alratrat"
Orange
Ladies'
Bridge-Dance
ly
satisfactory
to
be
able
to
report
the
fulfillment
of
all
obligation.
Full
support
should
be
given
1
n
Mt(ropole
,ul,
Waa
Scene
of
S.
1939
to
those
added
responsibilities
ctwfu,
Afar
m
WtdllfM,
known
as
appointments
extra
stlp-
Evening
endlary.
I
The
members
of
the
Anglican'
A
promlftng
young
pack
of
Wolf
Cubs
has
made
their
appearance
at
Seal
Cove.
Whether
they
will
decide
to
remain
here
Is
not
yet
certain
but
at
any
rate
they
are
very
k'een
to
do
so
at
present.
The
Wolf
Cubs
are.
In
other
words,
Junior
Doy
Scouts.
'
The
Boy
Scouts
of
the
Legion
Troop
are
changing
their
night
from
Tuesday
to
Friday.
Cecil
Fitzgerald,
who
Is
the
Assistant
Scout
Master
of
this
troop.
Ls
doing
excellent
service
In
providing
transportation
for
the
boys
who
live
a
distance
from
the
place
of
Rev.
R.
c.
II.
Durnford
welcomes
any
boy
from
7
to
10
who
wishes
to
train
to
become
a
Scout
or
a
Wolf
Cub
and
asks
the
co-operation
of
the
parents
In
this
matter.
The
physical
culture
classes
headed
by
the
expert
trainer,
Oarry
MacOarrigle.
are
progressing
In
size
and
efficiency
at
the
Parish
Hall
here
In
Seal
Cove.
The
second
sessions
were
held
Tuesday
night
with
better
attendance.
There
ls
a
big
effort
being
made
to
increase
the
number
of
men
between
16
and
60,
The
courses
given
are
those
which
do
not
require
any
previous
knowledge
of
the
game
I
1
...
t
.1
.
,
1
,
.
.
uiiu
mc
ui
me
sort
lot
wmcn
wouia
cost
a
considerable
amount
of
cash
If
taken
anywhere
else..
For
the
ladles
the
same
age
limit
obtains.
Ladles'
hours
arc
Tuesday
at
6:30
to
8:30
and
the
men
from
8:30
to
10:30.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrlngton
was
the
The
Mftrojwle
Hall
wan
the
Young
Peoples
AssoclaUon
heW
la
'
f
W(dltidiy
nlghl
o(
,
w
social
evening
last
night
to
whkh
bJe
br,dge
and
AlUKt
they
invited
their
friends.
The
'
lhf
UdW
Qnw
party
was
a
great
success.
Association
The
early
Dart
f
tM
.
,
'
'evening
was
spent
In
piajrws
Those
young
men
of
Seal
Cove.
W(U
aIlef
whUh
ce)lrnt
who
are
at
present
undergoing
rNhlBtntt
Wfre
fd.
follurei
training
at
Eulmalt.
are
very
by
danclng
tt1ln
mutk
b,
much
missed
by
their
friends
here,
j
g
Dttck-S
orchestra
Their
return
in
due
course
will
be
e
prtM.wlnnfr
,t
m(Uwfr.
'ladles-
flrat.
Mrs.
W
J
Dti..
....
,
r.
,
second.
Mrs
Thomas
Bestti
W
UamRothwell
have
an
air
base
has
no
longer
the
hlr,d'l,re
character
of
a
prophecy
nowaday
,
J1
'
LThe
th
h
It
It
an
eateblUhed
fact
if
ern-l-
"f
Jh'
ment
declrton.
ran
make
It
so.
In
heTJv
,ha,r
Cha,r
L'S
any
eaW.
all
tho
who
have
re-ft:1
u
r
celved
reulitered
letters
with
not-
lew
to
quit
their
houses
are
given
1h
committee
in
charge
ton
no
other
alternative
but
to
believe
;steled
of
Mrs.
Otorge
Howe
Un
that
at
long
last
thlnn
are
movtm.
I
Hugh
Klllln
Mrs.
James
Knrr-The
present
question
U-
whi
may
'jk
Mr,
WHUam
0lde.
Mi.
W
"ir.rirr.vz.'
,
.j
nrds.
M
a.
Mrs.
Ryan,
mother
of
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vlereck
of
Seal
Cove,
is
recovering
from
a
temoorary
Illness
which
for
the
last
two
weeks
has
kept
hrr
from
normal
activities.
Mrs.
Ryan
Is
over
80
years
of
age
and
U
remarkably
youthful
In
her
outlook
still.
Jprvis
McLeod.
who
Is
a
faithful
worker
at
Bt.
Peter's
Chureh.
has
left
for
Etqulmult
where
in
the
capacity
of
Paymaster
Lieutenant,
he
will
spend
the
next
month
or
so.
Dave
Owry
It
IIH
recehrtnr
treotment
for
hi
arm
but
ha
now-left
hotnltal
and
It
back
at
home
again.
1
CmSoii
winner
of
a
fine
bridge
doth
recently
drawn
for
at
the
homi
4!
Mrs.
W
J
Llneham,
Dowser
'''
Caught
a
Cold?
Iklp
end
It
quicker
ri
?
J
throat,
chest
and
Kxi
VJi
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Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
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PRINTING
Company
Beiner
Block
Phone
234
Walker's
Music
Store!
Urge
Stock
Mole
Hrlntiman,
Nordhelmff
Lesage
Hanos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
nine
389
th
L
Music
Uuth
Nelson
A.T.C.M-
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and'
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390