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OCEAN
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RIVER
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.13
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AIR-CONDITIONED
SLEEPING
CAR
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fares,
etc,
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or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
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3rd
Ave.
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Prince
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for
Vancouver
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FRIDAY,
DAY,
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Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tlcrets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Ajent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
561
It's
interestinir
to
know
when
reading
th
r.oii,.
m...
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
FILM
BILL
AT
CAPITOL
Charlie
Chan
Story
and
Western,
With
Jane
Withers,
Promise
Entertainment
J
"Charlie
Chan
In
Honolulu,"
with
Sidney
Toler
succeeding
the
late
(Warner
CHand
in
the
characteri-'zatlon
of
Earl
Derr
Blggers'
fam-jous
fictional
sleuth,
and
The
Art-jzona
Wild
Cat,"
In
which
Jane
(Withers
becomes
mixed
up
with
a
band
of
Mexican
outlaws
in
an
Arizona
town,
comprise
a
double
bill
picture
program
which
gives
promise
of
considerable
entertainment
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight
In
"Charlie
Chan
in
Honolulu."
jthe
sleuth
Is
called
upon
to
catch
json
a
murdered
who
strikes
almost
on.
the
detective's
own
doorstep.
The)
story
Is
an
absorbing
one
and
Toler.
'
from
all
accounts,
acquits
himself
very
creditably
In
the
principal
part
of
the
piece.
The
cast
also;
features
Phyllis
Brooks.
Sen
Yung.j
Eddie
Collins
John
King.
Claire
lies
lo
restore
law
and
order
to
the
bandit-ridden
town.
She
has
many
exciting
and
hilarious
experiences
In
so'
doing.
Leo
Carrlllo
Is
cast
as
her
foster-father,
once
a
notorious
bandit,
and
the
cast
also
Includes
Pauline
Moore.
William
Henry.
Henry
Wllcoxson.
Douglas
Fowley
and
Etienne
OirardoL
parents
being
present
In
the"
cer
JYH1
DAILY
NT2WS
Saturday.
March
;i
,
KITSELAS
OFFICERS
United
Church
Elects
For
Year
Choirmaster
Ben
Seymour.
Janitor
Josephine
Seymour.
Organist
Amelia
Bevan.
Bell
ringer
Edgar
Hudson.
General
Advisors
President
Joe
Hudson.
Secretary
David
Mason.
Eddie
Bennett.
Johnny
Cecil,
Fred
Dodd,
George
Zucco,
Robert
Bar-
Mackenzie.
its
Leaders
KITSELAS.
March
11
-
On
Sunday
afternoon
service
was
held
by
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
of
Terraie.
During
the
service
a
duet
was
sung
by
Laura
Hudson
and
Mary
Spalding.
The
organist
was
Mrs.
Flora
Bolton.
Following
the
service
officers
for
1939
were
elected
by
the
congregation
as
follows:
Chairman
Rev.
Adam
Crisp.
Vice-chairman
Robert
Wilson.
Secretary
Mrs.
Joe
Hudson.
Treasurer
Peter
Spalding.
Assistant
Treasurer
Edgar
Hud-
rat,
ana
Mark
Lawrence.
.
i,,.
GuM
In
The
Arizona
Wild
Cat,'
Jane';
Preddent-Mrs.
Joe
Hudson.
Withers
attempts
with
the
author!-
vice-PresldentMrs.
David
Ma
son.
Secretary
Mrs.
Peter
Spalding.
Assistant
Secretary
Josephine
Seymour.
Treasurer
Amelia
Bevan.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
vertlsement
'for
hest
result
ad-
ooooooooooo-o&ooooooooooaooo-ooooooootOooooooooooooooon
5
!
At
Seal
Cove
...
I
o
o
o
o
An
enjoyable
and
Instructive
children
coming
to
them
as
trust-evening
was
spent
by
the
mem-
ed
friends
and
not
as
disclplin-
rxrs
or
me
Anglican
Youn
1
jrtans.
however
necessary
disci-
People's
Association
of
Saint
phnarlans
may
be
and
are."
Peter's
Church
last
Thursday
when
,
The
evening
was
brought
to
a
the
subject
of
"Attitude
of
Par-close
by
a
vote
ot
thanks
given
pj
ents
Towards
Their
Teen
Age
I
the
visiting
parents.
Children
WU
rliuuiMi
vitYi
rm
Waterfront
Whiffs
Steamer
Prince
(Jeorge
Undergoing
Annual
Overhaul
at
IxKal
Dry
Dock
.Masters'
and
Mates'
Examinations
Here
Next
Week,
month's
time
the
Prince
Oeorge
wtU
be
leaving
here
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
be
recom
missioned
In
service
tor
the
season
In
June.i
ir.nMw.
Ih
DrlnM
DiiiuH
n'VlfoVtl
for
the
south
Thursday
night,
will
carry
on
the
weekly
service
between
here
and
Vancouver.
No
time
has
leen
wasted
in
getting
started
with
the
annual
overhaul
of
the
steamer
Prince
George
at
the
local
dry
dock.
The
vessel
was
withdrawn
from
service
Thursday
night
following
her
return
from
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
yesterday
was
taken
out
of
the
water
on
to
the
pontoons
for
hull
work.
Capt.
Neil
McLean
is
standing
by
the
r1
ntll
n..t
w-mV
Tn
fttwlllt
l
a
purser
ot
l.i
jv
steamers
on
southern
runs
but
not
often
seen
on
northern
ships.
U
acting
as
pur
ser
of
the
Prince
Louise
which
is
now
on
the
run
between
here
and
ln
of
Prtnce
took
over
the
run
with
the
sailing
YI"
Adelaide.
To
confer
with
W.
E.
Coillson.
In
dian
Agent,
and
lUheries
officials.
To
inspect
wharf
and
float
lm-
.
r.
.
,
Prln
n.
provement
work
wJlchU
being
car-1
aboaro
r,vn
Faulkner
1
assbtant
25
district
V".
f
engln-
V'.Ke
boat
June
B.
ot
WUllam
Barton
f
Klncomh
A
namber
ot
lmpon.
eer
or
the
federal
department
of
maU,
are
to
uken
up.
5yu
"
w'
.r"
party
will
be
here
for
the
next
few
Vancouver,
arrived
on
the
Cardena
.
.
,.
.
...
last
night
from
the
south
and
wlU
.
A,nur
g
Netoon
Kincollth.
pre,-proceed
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
cider
of
OreenvUle
evening
to
Stewar
.
He
wffl
be
back
eha,rraan:
Johnson
RuH
Grtrn
"c
MJ'.ua
'"
ivUle.
director;
James
Adam
of
aays
nereaooun.
vmung
among
nA
irM-
tjl
mi
J
other
places
Ostand,
Oona
River
er;
WUlUm
Barton.
KlncoUth.
set
'
'uJ
'"-"'reUry.
and
Arthur
L
NeUon
jr
of
Capt.
J.
C
Barbour
will
arrive
ln
the
elty
next
Wednesday
from
Van
Kincollth.
Teeordln?
secretary
NILE
NO
REFUGE
couver
to
conduct
masters'
andl
ALEXANDRIA.
March
11:
'CP
mates'
examinations
lor
some
One
of
the
last
ot
the
civilized
twelve
candidates
who
have
been'
nations
to
adopt
the
levy
Egypt
receiving
instruct
ton
from
Capt.
J.'wttl
have
Income
taxe
soon
under
R.
FJfert
at
the
local
school
for
a
new
decree.
navigation
during
the.
past
winter.!
,
,
!
J.
B.
Shaw.
iwteUnt
Dominioi
The
Alaska
freighter
TOMfss
was
architect,
and
A.
O.
Montcrieff
In
port
from
3
to
S
o'clock
yester-
Vancouver
hardwood
rontracior
day
afternoon.
She
arrived
from
after
a
visit
here
In
connection
with
The
social
evening
given
by
the
Ketchikan
and.
after
discharging
.
the
Installation
of
fittings
tn
the
isons
of
Mrs.
George
Kelsev
and
First
Prince
RutJert
Boy
Scout
i
'""en
fth
for
transshipment
East
new
federal
bulWlnit.
sailed
by
the
iMrs.
W.
B.
Skinner.
Among
tniiTroop
was
much
enoyed
by
their
0Tyer
Candlan
National
Rallm-ayi,
princess
Loutse
last
night
on
thetr
I
statements
made
by
the
younser
guests,
the
Legion
tropps
boys
and
s"
ror
Seattle.
return
routh
Mr
Shaw
going
f'
:
genera
tlon
were
these:
i
their
officers,
Victoria
and
Mr
Montcrieff
to
Van
I
"We
think
that
parents
ought
to
have
more
confidence
In
the
suc
cess
of
their
years
of
training
ur
and
allow
us
to
choose
our
own
friends
and
places
ot
amusement.
-We
think,
that
parents
ought!
not
to
continually
bring
up
com
I
was
young,
etc..
etc.'
"We
think
that
parents
ought
at
least
to
be
conslsent
and
to
take
uie
advice
which
they
so
often
offer
(or
Insist
upont
us
In
such
matters
as
habit
formation,
like
church,
going.
Bible
class
attendance
and
cultural
pursuits.
"We
think
that
parents
ought
not
to
insist
too
much
upon
their
children
Mrs.
Skinner
and
Mrs.
Kelsey
replied
along
the
following
lines.
"Parents
are
anxious
over
the
health
and
character
of
their
children
and,
as
they
reach
the
teen
age.
they
feel
like
the
ship
I
human,
whleh
means
that
they
are
(not
above
making
mistakes
them-!
selves.
j
"Parents
would
like
to
see
their'
Work
at
the
Seal
Cove
air
base
is
reported
to
be
commencing
about
June.
Some
of
the
boys
from
Esqui
mau
are
being
welcomed
back
at
and!""
Tarious
dub
mttlnss
In
the
parlsons
of
their
days
as
boys
.
...
I
Parian
IT
11
girls
with
ours
by
saying.
'When
The
Parish
Hall
cloak
rooms
are;
completed
and
are
ready
forljC
groups
who
will
use
them
for
their
,
meetings.
These
rooms
are
large
5
enough
to
hold
two
table
tennis
J
sets
and
other
games
besides
and1
they
are
well
heated.
i
Mid
week
Lenten
services
areV
being
held
on
Wednesday
evenings
oi.uig
arouna
ine
at
saint
p..-.
t
rt
n
xi
house,
forgone
Is
only
young
oncc.jDurnford
Is
giving
a
series'
of'ad-we
do
not
think
that
we
should
dresses
on
The
Basis
of
Our
Faith
be
freed
from
all
work
but
we
do
I
in
God-think
that
we
should
not
be
asked
i
I
,01:
100
lon-
The
physical
culture
class
Is
pro-
.1
We
think
parent
should
notjeeedlng
apace
In
numbers
and
she
ter
their
children
too
much
;
popularity
under
the
direction
of
l
uw
"cjp
uiem
10
iaceiGarry
McGarrigle.
uc
rcauMes
01
me
later.
"We
think
that
If
parents
ed
their
homes
for
occasional
par-
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
hax
?ft
Iho
HIifHct
tnr
Via
ties
for
their
children
and
their
8ix
weeks
during
which
time
he
$
friends
they
would
be
less
likely
to
.will
take
over
the
duties
of
th
C
try
to
seek
their
pleasures
outside
I
Massett
MUntnn
nn
Otirrn
rrhar.
5
ol
home.
t.i
i.
n.
,
We
think
that
parents
ouzhtUt
nmnit
H.nntotinn
in
to
encourage
In
us
a
sense
of
re
sponsibility
by
giving
us,
when
the
East.
ever
possible,
a
sum
of
money
to,
Work
goes
on
rapidly
at
the
Cold
budget
for
ourselves
for
such
Storage
where
some
landscape
things
as
clothes,
etc."
gardening
Is
being
planned
as
a
beautifying
scheme
for
the
grounds
immediately
connected
with
the
storage.
Tne
sympathy
ot
all
the
Seal;
uve
residents
go
out
to
Mr.
and
builder
about
to
launch
Ws
vessel
Dlxon
n
"
1058
of
after
years
of
paUent
and
pain'-
thelr
500
through
drowning,
staking
work.
(
Very
Rey
olbson
of
gt
The
questions
that
arise
In
the
Andrews
Anglican
Cathedral
Is
to
mmds
of
parents
are
urgent
ones
conduct
the
service
and
preach
at
then.
Will
my
boy
or
girl
prove
st
Peter
s
Church,
Seal
Cove,
to-to
be
the
fine
boy
or
girl
I
have
morrow-tried
to
make
them
or
will
thev
'
flounder
as
so.
many
do?
That
is
the
question
which
haunts
the
minds
of
parents
more
particularly
when
their
children
reach
the
teen
age.
They
wish
their
children
to
avoid
mistakes
which
are
likely
to
be
serious
ones
at
that
age
and
unlike
the
mistakes
made
when
much
younger.
Parent
:
should
be-Consistent
ln
word
andj
I
deed
but
after
all
they
too
are
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
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FROM
HOME
IUtea
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SO
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it
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Prince
Rupert,
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281
P.O.
Box
19S
5
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W
Young,
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known
u
couver
Work
Shirts
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Well
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Months
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Wear.
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BRAY
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grey
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Shrank.
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COTTON
FLANNELS
Orey.
fawn
and
blue.
Oood
weight
GREY
COTTON
MILITARY
FLANNELS
Special
Price
of
I.MrOIlTED
WOOLEN
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combinations
Per
suit
S1.25
S1.00
S1.25
81.50
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$1.65
Ala75c
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