SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
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1
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
James
.Findlay.
arrived
in
port
at
!
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aCKOOHCKKKKCHK
w
O
Phone
t
way
for
conducting
an
evening
;
church
service
next
Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
A.
"Rood,
who
'
8:20'
this
morning
from
Stewart,
have
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
Anyox
ana
otner
nonnern
points
several
montns.
are
sailing
this
af-ind
sailed
at
1:30
this
afternoon
jtemoon
on
the
Catala
for
Camp-for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
bell
River.
MacRenzies
Furniture
February
Special
20
FOOT
STOOLS
Assorted
covers
In
tapestry
and
mohair
A
Famous
Canadian
5
lbs.
Engliih
Toff
Lb
Nice
Bananas
2
lbs.
NORTHERN
SPT
APPLES
25c
"
S1.79
25c
19c
Milky
Cocoanuts
2
for
...
COPELAND'S
FRUIT
MARKET
FREE
DELIVERY
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
S1.95
JJ7
THIRD
AVENUE
15c
19c
Sweet
and
Juicy
Seedless
ORANGES
4
n
Each
'
Green
Grap
Lb
Red
Grapes
Lb.
19c
Phont
87:
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d
ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
lh
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
a
o
a
'a
a
a
o
a
o
o
o
a
a
Man
in
the
Moon
Gardeners
are
something
like
old
plements
too
numerous
to
mention
in
the
presence
of
about
seventy
guests
Including
two
milch
cows.
rangernents
were
reported
under
slx
molM
and
one
bobsled.
Rev
Jackson
tied
the
nuptial
knot
with
300
feet
of
hay
wire
and
the
bridal
left
on
one
good
John
Deere
gang
pw
plow
for
an
an
-Hicnuca
extended
trip
inp
wi
with
By
MOLLIS
McGEE
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
LONDON.
Feb.
21:
CP-
have
an
innings,
though
not
of
course,
for
court
wear.
public
auction
at
my
farm
one
mile
thl.v
ha.
w-.-
a
stronlf
,
-c
east
of
a
beautiful
cluster
of
roses
tor
tne
0Ue
0f
World's
on
her
breast
and
two
white
calves,
style
Centre
to
London.
There
It
oeiore
a
oaexgrouna
01
iarm
im-(now
rMts
according
to
"the
ire
a
uumc
w
uu
iikiwi
ii4nuff
ao
not
use
our
oesigns
oeing
good
baby
buggy
and
a
few
kitchen
'stolen
we
are
proud
that
London
utensils
after
date
or
sale
to
respon-
has
now
become
the
world's
fash
slble
parties
and
some
fifty
chick-
jion
centre.
American
women
par
ens,
tlcularlv
are
anxious
to
wear
"whats
new
in
England.
.
"
A
German
traveller
was
astonish-
The
spies
are
usually
beautifully
ed
to
find
that
In
Canada
there
Is
dressed
women
who
pose
as
cus-ruch
an
officer
of
the
Crown
as
the
tomers.
In
the
luxurious
salons
of
leader
of
the
opposition.
ILondon's
court
dressmakers
they
MVvii
m
a
n
(n
co
v
"
V
a
mlt
t
-
m
a.
K
aa
t
0
pVl
sa
vucaaaj
B'iiiWMVU
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11
U
il
iO,
A
iiCjf
pomiea
to
oppose
me
government?
'i
at
a
dozen
gowns,
buy
one.
photo-"Yes.
he
is."
'graph
mentally
the
rest.
Then
"And
he
is
paid
for
It?"
4they
cable
descriptions
to
fashion
"Certainly!"
houses
in
the
world's
big
cities'
"Paid
for
it!"
exclaimed
the
Oer
man.
"Meln
Gott,
In
my
country
we
would
shoot
him."
CWOi6O0COOCHOOeto
Pj.jjgg
1
.
i!At
High
School
At
Week-End
Enjoyed
Enjoyable
Valentine
parties
were
held
by
Grade
Seven
and
Grade
Eight
of
Booth
Memorial
Junior
High
School
on
Friday
and
Satur
day
evenings
respectively.
Games,
Including
balloon
and
obstacle
races,
were
played
at
either
party
and
musical
programs
presented.
Refreshments
were
served.
Taking
part
in
the
program
of
.the
Grade
Seven
party
were
Arlene
Fitzgerald,
with
violin
solos;
Hilda
'Bond,
vocal
solos;
Pat
Ratchford.
tap
dancing,
and
Irene
Nordan
and
Edith
Murvold,
pian0
duets.
Orade
7B
pupils
presented
charades
The
Grade
Eight
program
was
contributed
to
by
Betty
Payne.
Lena
Whlffen
and
Charlotte
BaN
agno,
with
piano
solos;
Elsie
Murvold.
vocal
solos,
and
Joyce
Ratchford.
tap
dancing.
J.
O.
McKinley
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
5
Storage
Co.
Ltd,
at
its
annual
c
meetine
last
week,
declared
a
dlvl-
best
ft
net
OcoaJ
eyermmed.
r
and
In
a
few
days
copies
are
be
ing
sold
as
far
away
as
Los
Angeles
and
New
York.
As
yet
tnerc
has
been
n
way
found
of
copyrighting
a
dress
design
so
that
It
cannot
be
duplicated.
.Model
House
,
However,
while
London's
designs
are
going
to
other
countries,
ideas
from
America
and
Europe
are
being
freely
borrowed
here.
Advance
arrangements
being
made
for
the
Ideal
Home
Exhibition
open-ng
in
April,
Include
the
building
pf
"All-Europe
House,"
designed
by
Miss
Elizabeth
Denby.
who
had
spent
years
on
a
research
pilgrimage
in
Europe
studying
the
postwar
surge
of
healthy-
economical
house-building.
She
wrote
a
book,
"Europe
Rehoused"
on
what
she
discovered..
Now,
In
collaboration
with
the
Council
of
Art
and
Industry,
she
Is
designing
and
furnishing
a
house
that
combines
in
practical
reality
all
the
best
features
she
found
and
described
In
her
book.
From
Sweden
she
adopts
a
prin-'
ciple
of
"staggering'
houses
so
that
each
in
a
row
has
the
maxl-
mum
privacy
and
a
sun-trap
garden
on
its
brightest
side.
Germany
Kuegested
the
llving-dinlng-room
with
cooking
recess.
Switzerland
ffave
her
windows
that
swing
open
'Ike
casements
or
fold
back
completely
to
give
the
utmost
light
ind
air.
France
nrovMed
the
ar-
bae
dlsnowl
system
In
which
f
dend
of
ten
percent
on
capltal'ahes
and
waste
of
all
kinds
go
'toe-
direct
into
one
sewage
channel
Old
King
Coal
Is
a
clever
old
gink
He
works
pure
magic
in
a
'
k
wink
He'll
Cheer
your
moping,
drooping
soul
With
a
ton
of
Philpott
Evitt
Coal.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
a
price
not
beyond
the
artisan's
outlay.
j
Another
interesting
exhibition
London
Holding
Her
Own
As
in
the
process
of
assemblage
for
Style
Centre
Model
House
And
the
Ideal
Home
Show
to
a
serie
Ideal
Home
Shows
for
April
'of
rooms
that
are
all
portrayals
of
Ithe
satae
room.
In
other
words.
each
represents
the
room
at
a
different
time
in
its
history.
Lady
Annaly.
daughter
of
the
Fdu;
Sixth
Earl
of
Spencer
and
a
lover
i
tv
.V
W
thousand
British
beauties
will
of
fine
period
furniture,
is
pfcut-ThTf
Sin
ft
ke
their
curtsies
at
five
courts'nlng
the
story
In
five
replica.,
body
else
thinks
of
looking
for.
prMfnUUon
party
placing
the
generations
on
pa
-U.'Ki
rtae
mil
father
An?"
In
th
is
year
and
trade
figures
have
jade,
side
by
side
from
1711
to
cuired
teacher
from
the
little
boy.
Caterers
J?
"Anything
ma
tells
him
to
do'
was-
the
quick
reply.
are
jubilant
and
dress
makers
in
a
dither
for
10
gowni
per
young
woman
is
the
minimum
allowance
for
a
season's
fun.
One
1939.
Stately
Rooms
They
have
chosen
for
portrayal
the
drawing
of
a
stately
Hampton-stead
house,
supposed
to
have
been
''.
u
v,
Z,r,
v,
ainri
nn
P
c"1"1
3"
can
keep
four
girls
designed
by
one
of
Chrtstoper
Ifis7iC
'
th
Tl
5th
-;!wPU.
The
room,
wl
show
UIUIUC1J
ailu
"
mw.
whvm
vw
ijic
tiiajisius
UUIT9
in
11TII1K
luio
ICO
150
l.knl
about
ST39.
llllll
Ti
.-a-li
I
i
1
-rw.
i
h
nth
time
vmi
hae
"v
guineas
6U""r"
'"""
V";
"-urrwnuiK
s
wcu
as
Kuuu
pcrwu
other
end
of
the
scale
Is
the
furniture.
occn
ociorc
,
dress
made
by
the
family
dress-
severly
"Ye
hon-'m
Mcaymont.
yer
costlnabout
jso.
There
Is
smiled
the
drunk.
"When
I
Uke
or.-
nothing
to
be
had
for
,esJ
less.
a
feller
I
usually
give
him
all
my
business.'
Ifr.llva7
Vi
1ln
nf
ahnllt
1R9V
Someone
once
sem
a
country
cu-
mud
ftnd
fronted
tor
a
bottle
of
liquor
and
shortly
Mn
IuUnMS
ruwtng
gtnef.
after
Its
arrival,
he
received
for
at
back
pubUcatlon
a
wedding
announce-1
are
of
me
same
TmUgef
ment
and
a
notice
of
an
aucUon
Iire
brocade
heavy
lln
and
sale
which
later
appeared
In
type
taffeta
Wrlst
length
gj0TM
wju
as
iouows:
'William
Smith
and
Miss
Lucy
Anderson
are
to
be
disposed
of
at
A
number
of
experts,
and
well
known
firms
are
I
assisting
enthusiastically
In
pro
Advance
styles
shown
by
the
Tidin
the
authentic
furnishings
Dig
uunaon
uickuimhus
"j",jna
intimate
oeiongings
01
ine
oc
cupants.
Through
the
drawing-room
win
dow,
an
outside
view
shows
how
the
Hamptonstead
countryside
al-
Itered
generation
by
generation.
of
the
evolution
of
fashion
in
Brl
tain
through
1,500
years,
shown
In
10
opocht
and
two
snedal
These
fashion
spies
used
to
go'
tableaux
DcoDled
bv
more
than
200
pert
"BOYS
TOWN"
IS
SHOWING
Outstanding
Picture,
Based
on
Iteality.
Is
Feature
Offering
At
Capitol
Theatre
Reallv
l
moat
colorful.
Hotel
Arrivals
hu
man
and
exdting
real
life
story
-Bow
Town."
starring
Spencrer
Tracer
and
Mickey
Rooney
In
the
leading
role,
cornea
as
the
leature
.
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capt-1
tol
Theatre
here
for
the
first
hall
of
thto
week.
The
pkture
U
based
on
the
actual
Incorporated
Milage
of
Boys
Town
near
Omaha.
Nebraska,
the
founder
and
director
of
which
Is
the
noted
humanitarian,
rather
Edward
J.
Flanagan
Tracy
plays
the
part
of
Father
Flanagan
and
Mickey
Rooney
appears
as
one
of
the
many
problem
boys.
It
was
from
Father
Flanagans
actual
fues,
the
records
left
by
his
boys,
thai
the
rich
material
for
the
picture
was
found.
It
contains
every
element
of
stirring
entertainment,
drama
and
comedy,
despair
and
hope,
tragedy
and
happiness.
It
was
Father
Flanagan's
wUh,
that
the
film
should
be
true
to
the
real
story
of
Boys
Town.
Accordingly,
to
ensure
fidelity,
the
picture
company
was
sent
to
Boys
Town
to
The
first
scene
shows
an
outlook
j
film
scenes
and
absorb
spirit
and
over
a
nne
garaen
to
meaaows
atmosphere
across
which
Great-great-
great-
Henry
Hull.
Leslie
Fenton.
Gene
grandfather
rode
to
the
hounds
Reynolds
and
little
Bobs
Watson
If
the
royal
parties
do
nothing
m
tnc
days
Qf
Queen
Anne
n0U4M
are
hcr
Important
members
of
Trade."
Proof
offered
is
the
num
ber
of
highly-paid
fashion
spies
now
arriving
to
steal
Ideas
for
the
coming
zea-son
collections
that
will
be
shown
In
Berlin.
Rome.
New
York
and
even
Paris.
creep
in.
then
crowded
streets.
In
the
cast.
the
end
themselves
displaced
by.
The
picture
was
previewed
yea-
service
flats.
terday
morning
by
local
clergy
who
Another
exhibition
at
the
show
1
registered
approval
as
dW
large
inai
win
oe
bound
to
draw
wo-
audience
who
saw
tt
last
night
men's
attention
Is
"The
History
t
of
Dress"
a
pageant
in
miniature
to
Paris."
a
famous
court
dress,
j
accurately
apparelled
figures
de-
Cfn,ra
terms
to
suit
purchaser.
They
will
maker
told
reporters.
"Although
Isimed
and
made
bv
a
woman
ex-1
Robinson.
D.
A.
McDonald
.and
O
Maanuaon.
city.
Do
You
Know
This?
Knot
I
O.
Ryder.
Bella
Bella;
Mrs.
having
stolen
lumber
from
uamaon.
Alice
Arm.
the
old
Blythe
building
on
Ambrose
Prince
Rupert
Avenue.
Vernon
Leroy
tot
and;
J.
B.
Barclay.
Billmor.
L
A.
Nelson
Warren
were
each
fined
$2S.
Ilelton.
Vancouver,
with
option
of
fourteen
days'
Im-i
Royal
prisonment.
In
dty
police
court
Percy
Cruramey
and
Bert
yesterday
afternoon.
They
are
senr-.
Smythe,
Barret
Point.
Jacob
Jor-lng
the
time
luibo.
city;
Oie
MarUnson.
Anyox.
Do
you
know
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
it
by
far
the
most
widely
and
rkM
carefully
read
publication
In
Prince
Rupert
city
and
district?
Every
day
the
Dally
New
s
asatdtHMMly
read
by
the
large
majority
of
the
people
of
the
city
who
have
come
to
rely
upon
it
as
their
dependable
source
of
Information
about
local
and
world
events.
In
addition
to
the
dty
circulation,
the
Daily
News
spreads
In
substantial
number
to
the
various
communities
In
the
Interior
and
up
and
down
the
ooat.
Numbered
among
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are
many
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WINNIPEG.
AND
EAST.
Children,
S
ytirt
and
under
12,
Half
Far.
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a
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alto
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n
Tuesday
February
jj
FACE
FOUR
The
daily
.vztts
Ma
"Bvt
f
brf
WCy
h
with
Q
S
Cop
-
..Alter
having
been
on
the
pon
toons
at
the
local
dry
dock
for,
JJie
past
week
for
hull
cleaning
i
and
painting
In
connection
wits
fher
annual
overhaul,
c.
N.
Japanese
Japanese
Young
xuuu.
AI
l
i.
1
WhlttletS
pe0ple
Meeting
J
From
The
Waterfront
I
.Miss
Elsie
Heaps
Gives
Talk
To
Nipponese
Society
on
Subject
Of
Music
At
the
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
n
(Nippon
Young
People's
Association
.steamer
Prince
RuDert
was
taken
Ion
Saturday.
Miss
Elsie
Heaps,
one
back
In
the
water
this
morning
!
the
members,
gave
a
brief
talk
and
removed
to
the
Dier
where
ion
music,
rendering
some
examples
;srork
on
the
vessel
will
be
con-'on
the
piano.
Fourteen
members
linued.
Next
month
the
Prince
present
and
H.
Yamanacka"
George
will
be
coming
Into
the
local
yard
for
overhaul
with
the
Prince
Charles,
tied
up
here
for
the
winter
having
her
work
undertaken
later
in
the
spring.
was
in
the
chair.
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was
a
report
from
the
convenor
of
the
pancake
social
Ar-
Any
person
required
to
work
half
as
hard
as
the
ski
enthusiasts
do
on
Sunday
would
go
on
strike
Sunday
was
the
first
fine
day
of
spring
and
Jake
says
the
plants
In
the
garden
have
begun
to
grow
already.
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ON
DRESSES!-
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and
are
carried
at
once
to
the
destructor.
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house,
full
of
surprises
for
English
contractors.
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