PAOZ
rouB
.T7K
DAXY
NFrTS
r
FAST
ONE
v.
IS
PULLED
some
months
worked
assiduously!
at
the
sink.
i
Suddenly
he
became
tempera
mental
and
alter
an
argument
with
the
cook,
quit
and
was
paid
off.
A
week
later
an
investigator
for,
the
Female
Minimum
Wage
Board
called
on
the
proprietor
and
told
him
he
had
been
paying
less
than
the
female
minimum
wage
scale
to
j
his
girl
dishwasher
and
amount
1
due
was
$80.
I
Further
investigation
revealed
that
the
-boy"
was
a
girl
and
had
Yea
hollday
season
thls
year
A
worn
noys
cjouics
m
jears
ao
celebration
committee
had
the
adopted
a
Doy
s
name.
But
when
she
quit
her
Job
she
1
donned
female
garb,
went
over
to
1
the
Labor
Department,
told
officials
she
had
been
underpaid
and
de-i
manded
the
female
minimum
wage.
She
got
the
arrears.
The
Minimum
Wage
Act
calls
for
Girl
Dishwasher
Though
rosing
as
a
lower
wage
for
young
boys
but,
r
Boy,
Gets
Minimum
Wage
i
after
the
age
of
16,
they
must
be
'
paid
a
female
minimum
wage
scale
j
if
they
do
girl's
work.
make
the
woman
as
one
restaurant
their
birth
certificates,
proprietor
here
can
ttestlfy.
A.'young
boy
applied
for
a
job
as
dishwasher
In
a
cafe.
He
was
en-
If
you
wish
to
swv
something-gaged
at
a
boy's
salary
and
for
Try
a
Classified.
r
To
Our
t
Many
Friends
,
,
May
we
thank
you
for
your
Zr-patronage
during
the
year
just
past
and
the
relation-
ship
which
we
value
highly
we
will
do
our
utmost
to
-
maintain.
Yv
To
you
and
yours,
we
say,
very
simply
and
very
sin-:
cerely,
"Happy
New
Year,"
.
v
and
may
it
be
filled
with
Happiness'
and
Prosperity
'
'i
'
i
Ormes
Ltd.
1-
.
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Alberta
Foothills
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
651
or
652
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
4'
.
.
Canadian
Fish
&
Coid
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbia
SIMPSON
EN
FETE
Christmas
and
New
Year
Fittintly
Celebrated
at
Neighboring
Village
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
6
Port
Simpson
enjoyed
a
great
celebra
tion
of
the
Christmas
and
New
up
until
two
o'clock.
BANQUET
AT
Igan.
Thes?
were
from
different
or
and
ranged
from
elaborate
tea
and
coffee
sets
to
serviette
rings.
One
of
the
gifts
was
a
purse
containing
$25
in
cash
from
officials
of
the
British
Columbia
Packers.
At
each
presentation
a
speech
was
made,
each
extending
congratulates
and
hopes
for
the
continued
happiness
of
the
.quests
of
honor
The
band
played
selections
at
Intervals
under
the
leadership
of
Henry
Brown.
In
the
evening
the
Nelson
Orchestra
played
for
the
dance
which
lasted
until
the
early
hours
of
the
momtng,
Banquet
Program
The
banquet
program
included
speeches
by;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Nelson,
James
Lewis,
Matthew
Hill,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
O.
H.
Ooodreed,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Lewis,
Mrs.
Stan
ley
Hill,
Hepry
Colison,
Eddie
Clifton
(Hartley
Bay),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Lewis,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Oor-don,
Mrs.
Henry
Brown,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Lewis,
Joseph
Innes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Hill
and
Mrs.
David
Douglas,
Musical
numbers
Included
trombone
solo
by
Chris
Nelson,
accompanied
by
Norman
Lewis,
and
violin
solo
by
George
Stewart
of
the
Naas
River.
,The.
Dally
new
is
an
A.
B.
paper;
-
C.
Music
And
Drama
Festival
Is
Proposed
Similar
To
Peace
River
i
For
Close
Of
Fishing
Seasonl
Rev.
Roy
Durnford
Tells
Rotary
Club
What
Was
Done
at
Rolla
and
Suggests
it
Would
Work
Well
in
Prince
Rupert
services,
the
first
event
of
im-
rnnce
UUperi
snouiu
pui
on
a
vig
music
aim
uranui
n-su-
portance
was
the
dance
given
on
val
as
a
means
of
setting
a
higher
standard
of
social
con-
Chrlstrnas
Monday
evening
by
the
scioUSliess
and
developing
the
arts
in
the
city
and
also
as
'Board
of
'k'
AWnd
Y
a
means
of
increasing
the
interest
in
Prince
Rupert
I?9,
which
which
nroved
proved
vprv
very
surcrxxfiil.
successful.
TTiU
Thli
...
..
.
'in
in
the
the
was
followed
on
Tuesday
by
a
dance
by
the
Ivy
Oulld
which
also
proved
very
enjoyable
v
Victoria,
Jan.
6:
iCP
Clothes
Tne
caie
proprietor
swears
inaiiconcert
Band
In
the
Y.
P.
E.
A
may
"make
the
man
but
they
also
all
future
applicants
must
present;
Hall
when
an
interesting
program
was
enjoyed.
"O
Canada
was
fol
lowed
by
the
march
'All
America;"
waltz,
"Treasurer;"
overture,
"Poet
and
Peasant;"
march,
"Brook's
Chicago
Marine
Band:"
vocal
solo
by
Mrs,
E.
S.
Dudoward.
"Slngl
Th
nrnnnsnl
was
marie
at
the
remilfir
weeklv
lunch-
!cI.hAn
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
that
ui
wen.
iium
wic
icugiuu
.
,,
ii
i
11
t
ti
among
neighboring
communities.
The
suggestion
came
from
Rev.
Roy
Durnford,
rector
of
St.
Peter's
An
glican
Church,
in
the
course
of
an
On
Thursday
a
grand
concertl
.Hr
.h.Wari.
niver
In
which
was
put
on
by
the
Port
Simpson
i.
lnM
hnnr
thA
npnnle
of
Roll,
only
a
small
community
in
the
Block,
.had
successfully
staged
such
an
event
f
or
the
whole
of
the
Peace
River
Block.
The
nrst
thing
the
people
of
Rolla
did
after
they
conceived
the
idea
was
to
appoint
a
committee
Interested
in
-either
music
or
the
Me
.to
Sleep"
with
band
accom-
and
thls
commlttce
eom.
panlment;
overture
-Albion;
munlcated
wlth
the
Department
of
march,
"Conscription;"
overture,'
......
,
,..,
,rnm
"A
Night
In
Berlin;"
march
xn
Main..
.
m,lrh
hrln
and
encour-
-a
--''
j
.
8"
Ugement.
The
department
sug-
E
S.
Pudoward
was
conductor.
d
Uft
e
competltlon
On
Year's
Ere
dance
a
was,
Major
L.
Bullock-
put
on
by
the
celebration
wmmtt-
Web8t
t
M
Jud
of
the
dra.
Z.
,V'
.
.
i
matlc
section
Including
elocution.
frty
,CUP
"
,
"tte.I?d.ed:!
The
festival
lasted
two
days
and
were
given
to
the
ticket-
and
je
amc
fmm
anI
f
nHt
x
n
a
1
en
(tltrn
I
0
r
themfCst
the
final
great
night
when
the
mw
.
winners
were
announced.
Young
On
Monday
of
this
week
there
old
part
and
the.
commun-
was
a
grand
parade
at
1
p.m.jity
We
was
strengthened
as
a
re-
heaaed
by
the
celebration
com-
5ult
inddenUlly
business
was
miuee
wwn
me
ron
aimpson
uon-
boosted
a
little;
tert
Band
providing
the
music.
At'"
ould
not
such
a
festival
io
ociock
inaoor
spuria
crc
cn-
be
hejd
ln
prlnce
Rupert?"
Mr
Joyed.
The
grand
finale
was
a-
hoe-
Durnford
asked.
It
would
be
aown
.nance
arranged
Dy
me
com-
grcat
event
put
on
at
the
close
mittee
at
which
there
were
fully
the
llshlng
seas0n
when
there
.three
hundred
present.
Music
was
u
usuaU
a
slack
riod
'provided
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mr
Durnford
suggested
the
first
Orchestra
and
dancing
was
kept
,hIn-rin
was
fo
.
,...
tee
to
handle
the
festival.
The
next
was,
in
collaboration
with
the
department,
to
draw
up
a
syllabus,
to
arrange
for
proper
staging
in
a
suitable
bulldinz
and
secure
gifts
VITI
A
71
A
'of
cups
and
medals
for
annual
com-
il
Xr
1
Lt.
Petition.
He.
felt
sure
that
at
the
t.
'
-
i
c)psfi,
the
committee
would
find
Chief
Gamble
and
Wife
Honored,
Itself
with
funds
on
hand
to
donate
By
Members
of
Village
At
jto
the
new
civic
centre
project.
;
Silver
Wedding
J
in
the
Peace
River
those
living
at
a
distance
were
aided
either
in
the
On
Monday
one
of
the
biggest
j
matter
of
transportation
or
in
banquets
ever
held
In
Kitkatla
wasi
finding
them
living
quarters
while
given
by
the
Excelsior
Club
to
cele-
in
the
city.
Other
costs
were
brate
the
silver
wedding
of
Chief.
the
stage
setting,
prtntine
and
and
Mrs,
E,
H.
Oamble.
The
band
paraded
the
streets
and
then
conducted
the
guests
of
Wh
iff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
for
ad
vertising.
Yet,
at
the
close,
they
found
they
were
over
one
hundred
dollars
to
the
good.
Prince
Rupert
honor
to
the
banquet
hair
where
being
a
much
larger
community
they
were
given
an
enthusiastic!
should
be
able
to
do
much
better
welcome
by
the
197
people
already
j
than
that.
Doubtless,
the
Provln-In
their
places.
Rev.
O.
H.
Good-
Cial
government
would
co-operate
reed
pronounced
the
blessing
at
as
they
did
in
the
Peace
River
commencement
of
the
proceedingj
Block,
over
which
George
Douglas
pre-i
t
sided
as
toastmaster.
Union
Jacks
were
used
for
their
decoration
scheme
and
the
ladle.ii
watting
on
sumptuously
laden
tables
wore
blue
and
white
or
green
I
and
white
uniforms.
)
f
Toward
the
close
of
the
feast
Mrs.
Gamble
cut
the
four-tier
cake
I
land
the
presentation
of
gifts
be-
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade
laide.
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
ar-'j
iganlzatlons
In
the
village
and
from
rived
in
port
at
1:30
this
afternoon
Jg
uiuf
iiuuai
,
iicriiiwci
o
u
tne
vutti-.
iium
lite
uiiu
v.iit
oan
av
ju
munlty.
Tley
were
all
silverware'
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
CUssifiEO
FOH
KENT
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
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444.
tf.
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LOST
New
navy
blue
coat
and
grey
8tctson
hat
from
Moose
Hall
dance.
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(9)
JOE
RABBIT
IS
LATEST
Ilr.
Carter
Tell
Ottawa
.Meelln;
Of
New
Discovery
Here
Salmon
Investigation
on
Skeena
To
Be
Extended
OTTAWA,
Jan.
8:
(CP
-
Previously
considered
useless
and
thrown
away,
viscera
of
halibut,
the
liver
of
which
is
used
In
manufacture
of
medicinal
oils,
has
alto
been
discovered
to
be
rich
in
Vita
min
A,
a
valuable
medicinal
olli
ingredient,
the
Fisheries
Research
Canada
was
told
y
ester-discovery
'M
developed
Pacific
Fisheries
Experl-
mental
Station
at
Prince
Rupert
,
under
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
(of
the
station,
who.
with
John
-
1
-f
U.
A
is
attending
the
annual
meeting
here.
The
meeting
approved
in
prin-
Chfcse-Eatinjf
Bunny
Trized
By,fPle
enlargement
or
the
scope
of
Vancouver
Pnulirr
Dealer
the
proposed
investigation
of
Skeena
River
salmon
fisheries
with
VANCOUVER
Jan
6:
CP
Al-i"
''w
to
rehabilitating
those
valu-
most
everybody
has
heard
aboutlable
fkMnir,
grounds
and
efforts
Donald
the
Duck."
"Mlckev.
ih.
w
m
maae
w
iscrrain
inr
mu.k
Mouse"
and
"Pluto,
the
Pud."
butiana
"meay
me
niiy
percent
rc
he
lives
and
steals
plums
and
apples.
He
sits
on
his
haunches'
for
cheese
or
raisins.
He's
mostly
white
with
almost
red
eyes,
grey-'
'
a
4
.
l
I
A
I
A
have
you
heard
of
Vancouver's
auction
in
caicn
ounng
uie
past
cheese-eating
"Joe,
the
Rabbit?"
"n
years.
People
have
been
calling
him'
Oscar
and
many
have
called
him
Archibald
so
Harry
Stevens,
poultry
dealer,
decided
to
tell
his
real
name.
It's
"Joe"
and
he
came
out
of
a
magician's
hat.
He
leaps
onto
fruit
counters
in1
PICTURE
IS
FINE
Vancouver's
Public
Market
where
Foul.
i)au,ter"
Hailed
as
One
ofi
Year's
Outstandlnc
Screen
Productions
"Four
Daughters,"
picturlzationl
brown
ears
and
a
brown
tip
on
hUjof
a
fam0UJ
nove,
by
Uatsi
,
""l
,
....
Is
the
week-end
feature
offering
on
uf
"e
J"
nower
pros-
thp
KJe(n
of
lhc
Ca
UoI
pectlve
dinner
for
sale
until
8tev-,hpr
.
u,
nf
fnilP
a
"
V
ulu"
ou
J!ed
sisters
who
fall
In
love
with
the
,or
a
vauaCT,e
same
tung
man.
the
fUm
has
a
iiiC
1UUI
oicicia
Mi
c
The
magician
.
.
pulled
t
j
Joe
from
hl
unique
n
.h
iu
i
,n.
haberdashery
at
a
show
and
gave
.
.
.
.
him
to
a
boy.
The
boy
found
him'
.
;.,,,.
.
.
.
Ja
.
'
and
Oall
Page.
Jeffrey
Lynn,
hand-
"
"
'
t
too
much
u
and
sold
,m
ki-
back
him
to
t
T
!
.
who
has
been
hail
,
Stevens
because
he
was
changed
he
had
been
somewhere
and
seen
something.
"fVIrw
Via
hnnnHi
nn
in
n
(
K
mA
catV
ank
do
who
k
into
tni
u
e
other
young
men
market
and
they
either
walk
away
In
amazement
or
accept
him.
"U'
n
tut
arA
T
miiltn't
att
'
of
the
sisters
is
so
tJhe
;un8t
him."
say
Stevens,
eyeing
his
stock
of
dinner
table
bunnies.
Church
Building
Has
The
Jitters
Vel-Felt
Ruts
6x9
tome
newcomer,
ed
as
the
"find"
of
the
last
year
In
the
movie
world.
U
the
young
man
John
Oarfteld.
Dick
Foran
and'
with
May
Robson.
always
popular
;
in
the
part
of
the
chaperone
The
bond
between
the
oldest
and
deep
that
one
cannot
bear
to
be
the
Instrument
of
the
other's
unhap-plness.
Acting
upon
a
sacrificial
makes
the
picture
a
rich
and
hu-
.
man
experience.
While
the
mood
WORECSTER
PARK,
Eng..
Jan
is
sometimes
that
of
tragedy,
it
al-
a:
icri
unusual
nature
or
tne
ro
has
Its
gay
and
light-hearted
soil
In
this
village
causes
St.
Phil
nm.nf.
anH
,n,i,,rfM
n
t.
of
-
uproarious
.
comedy.
Lh
"Four
ouf
uau8nirs
Daughters"
h.
has
nai
h,en
been
Wfn
ac
ac-
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327
THIRD
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Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
TROPICAL
VEGETATION
(lives
TROPICAL
HEAT
Oct
a
Ton
Tomorrow
Friday,
January
6,
1939.
VALUE
OF
No
Words
Can
Tell
vicrcD
a
You
.
.
.
No
phrases
ran
capture
the
warmth
the
humanncss,
the
power,
the
thrill
of
thU
treat
motion
picture.
It
mutt
be
srtn
and
to
tee
It
U
to
lore
it.
No
pen
can
write
at
feellnilr
of
life
...
as
truly
of
people
...
as
can
the
magic
pen
of
lannle
Hunt.
"F
Ott
It
IAt(illTF.ItS".
her
reltt
masterpiece,
richtfully
takr
rank
beetle
"llumoreque",
"lUck
Street"
and
"Imitation
of
Life."
IT
TOUCHES
EVERY
EMOTION!
IT
THRILLS
EVERY
SENSE!
Superb
Korr
by
fisoic
llurtil
Brilliiai
rxrfofmiocti
by
thrtt
KBMtioail
Mccecrtl
"Four
Daughters
PRISaUA
LANE
"ROSEMARY
LANE.
LOU
LANK
GALE
PAGE
CLAUDE
RAINS
JOHN
GARFIELD
lErrREY
LYNN-DICIC
fORAN'
D4
MicHAti
aira
f,.MM.
Vy
VAKMt
ItOl
l
At
7
tO
and
9:20
No
one
but
vou.
the
public,
tan
make
a
tar.
The
brilliant
portrayals
of
I'rUcllla
Ine.
John
Garfield
and
Jeffrey
l.unn
cry
out
for
vour
recoc-nltion.
For
the
first
lime
In
history,
the
public
will
find
three
new
tan
in
one
picture.
No
wonder
that
thoe
who
hate
seen
"FOt'lt
PATCH-Tilts'
have
told
their
friend
nd
their
friend's
friend
bout
It,
For
tinrerlty.
for
simplicity,
for
beauty,
for
kheer
enjoyment
this
city
has
never
known
anjthlnr
like
It.
TONIGHT
and
SATLUDAY
3
Shows,
7:00
and
9:00
Impulse,
she
runs
r
Ujr
few.
VKCr.M:
FOR
JOIIS
minutes
before
her
scheduled
mar-
wrnTM.
.
.
.rpi
Kat.
.
rlage
and
weds
another.
ThU
suru
;
p,
ihs
;
a
chain
of
circumstances
which
are
preparing
for
work.
Nearly
3,-
000
jobless
students
are
enrolled
tor
youth
training
course
this
winter.
DOMI-STIC
FUU
INCItKASKS.
Id's
Church
to
move
ud
and
down
I
"
EDMONTON.
Jan.
:
(CPI
A
spell
of
wet
weather
lifts
thd01..
Domestic
fur
pelts
soon
will
exceed
rhurch
and
during
a
dry
period
It
I
,
those
Uken
from
animals
caught
sinks
again.
So
far
$2
J35
has
been
i
cla,med
bv
a
number
of
prevlewers
by
trappers
In
AlbcrU.
Hon.
E.
C.
spent
in
an
attempt
to
anchor
it.j
a
an
outstanding
possibility
for
Manning,
minister
of
Industry,
said
The
water
makes
the
ground
be-
Academy
of
Moving
Picture
Arts
at
a
fur
show
here
neath
the
foundations
uneven.
and
Science
honors.
.
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c
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MacKenzie's
Furniture
Music
Uuth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
PInno,
Theory
and
Harmony.
rilONK
(JIltKN
390
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
1.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
ti
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Hot
191
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