PACE
FOUH
California
2
lbs.
1
V
r.rk
V
SIZES
I
i
m
Cabbage
Fresh
Spinach
2
lbs.
PEA
Size
3
Carefully
selected
peas
of
delicate
size
and
flavor
for
special
occasions
and
formal
dinners.
Skidegate
Social
Club
Is
Active
sjxty-iwo
members
and
the
officers
are:
president.
Mrs.
A.
V.j
Douglas;
vice-president.
Al
Beebe-secretary.
Miss
Helen
Turner.
Fresh
Khubarb
4
lbs.
25c
15c
19c
Lar?e
Spanish
Onions
OCTrt
4
lbs.
Northern
Spys
5
lbs.
Avocado
Pears
"Salad"
Kin?.
Fa
25c
15c
The
jjaner
Winter
Banna
Wrapped.
Per
box
.
Appl
Red
Plums
24
tins.
Each
Special
Blend
Tea-Lb
Nice
Bananas
2
lbs
Bnlldey
Valley
Coal
2
City
police
were
called
last
evening
to
Seventh
Avenue
near
Seal
Cove
where
boys
had
erected
a
snow
barricade
some
four
feet
high
on
the
main
road.
Some
of
the
boys
Dally
News
i
ar
A.
B.
C
ST.
if?
iVVATfmggs':yjrr?i?rlv
COPELAND'S
FRUIT
MARKET
S1.95
Imported
White
Celery
B-ricce
BEDROOM
SUITES-
Vanity.
Chiffonier,
Bench.
23c
45c
19c
Chula
Vista.
-a
p
Fr-"h
15c
Lar-e
Stock
Quality
Goods
Always
FKEE
DELIVERY
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8
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MacKenzie's
Furniture
I
I
February
Furniture
Sale
Bed-
sitaa,
uaoic
spring.
Simmons
Spring
Filled
Qftft
fift
Mattress.
2
Restmore
Feather
Pillows.
.
.
vw-JiUU
0
.
.
.Terms
Arranged
Sec
Our
Windows
Keep
the
Furnace
Roaring
and
Keep
the
Pot
Boiling
with
pi
era
i
kc
2
yesterday.
has
been
set
for
II
o'clock
on
the
morning
of
February
15.
It
is
presumed
that
the
seining
fleet
will
move
outside
the
harbor,
if
fish
can
be
found,
to
keep
the
supply
of
herring
for
the
Tucks
Inlet
and
Port
Edward
reduction
plants.
Having
been
delayed
during
the
evening
by
snow
in
Grenvllle
Chan
nels
Union
steamer
Venture.
Capt.
John.Boden.
arrived
in
port
at
3:30
this
morning
from
the
south
and
For
Vancouvri
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Thursday
Ss.
Pripce
George
11:15
n.m.!
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.j
Northwest
tmuic
u:ou
p.m.
February
13
and
23
ss.
Princess
Norah
5
pJn.
Trom
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
THE
DAILY
XttTS
Saturday
February
n
Waterfront
Whiffs
Local
Halibuters
Hcinj;
Put
ThroiiRh
Their
Paces
at
Esquimau
and
Like
it
Herring
Seinin?
in
Harbor
To
End
Next
Week
Local
Radio
Incorporated
OFFICERS
CLEARED
Exoneration
For
.Members
of
Vancouver
Polire
Who
Were
Dismissed
During
Itelme
of
Major
McGeer
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
11:
(CP)
Six
police
officers,
dismissal
dur-ine
the
McGeer
mavoraltv
and
Joan
Crawford
Now
Divorcing
Franchot
Tone
,
n
v.
-
v.
,
.
.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
HtOM
PRINCE
RUPERT
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
836.00
S39.75
RETURN.
RETURN.
Meals
and
Berths
Included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
193S
and
February
28th,
1939,
inclusive
God
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1939.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
V.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
568
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Nanaimo-Wcllintilon
Alhcrti
Foothills
and
Hulklcy
Valley
Coal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
C51
or
633
PASSING
OF
DOCK
CHIEF
(Continued
From
Page
One)
parades
were
resumed
on
a
Urge
scale.
A
civil
suit
by
Verrgin
at
York-ton,
Saskatchewan,
against
Oeorge
ChuUkoff.
Independent
Doukho-bor.
to
enforce
payment
for
land
purchased
from
the
brotherhood
was
dismissed
as
was
his
perjury
charge
against
Chutskoff.
A
few
later
Verrgin
himself
was
Idays
convicted
of
perjury
during
the
first
trial
and
sentenced
to
three
Men
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet,
at
E.iuimaU.v.ar.
.JT.
tor
training
in
thp
fishermen
s
reserve
unit,
are
takincr
to
Nude
Par
the
auxiliary
naval
service
like
the
proverbial
ducks
to
When
Whm
he
he
pnt
water.
They
have
been
put
into
uniforms
and
are
taking1
JaU
hls
?y
a
variptv
nf
rniir;p
in
mnttoi-c
v-to,',,.'
n..r,l
I
I
mj
crumple.
crumpie.
Nuc
nnac
tine,
more
particularly
in
preparedness
for
active
duty
in
case
of
need.
From
what
is
to
be
heard,
the
activities
they
are.
taking
up
are
proving
of
much
in
terest
ana
the
boys
are
proving
thenuelves
thoroughly
adaDtable.
They
have
been
a
good
deal
in
the
limelight
and
the
press
of
Victoria
ana
Vancouver
has
been
clvlne
them
much
attention
both
in
word
and
picture.
The
boys
have
been
literally
"crashing
the
front
pages."
vuvwj
wvs4t
tiiat
IW
41C
It
became
impertinent
with
the
offic-
1
pr
ann
wrwt
tnlsl
tn
tnrr
trt
nnllna
I
r-
.
,
.
.
.
.
(
i-'"-;upwi
tiaroor
wrucn
nas
Deen
Party
Meld
Last
Saturday
'court.tW
mornmK
to
recelve
a
l-lng
for
several
weeks.
The
date
Night
and
Dance
Last
Night
j
lure
ln
"
magistrate.
Kven
Uil'0x
closing,
as
:
announc
announced
order
was
disregarded
bv
a
few
of
the
lads
who
will
now
be
brought
SKIDEGATE.
Feb.
11:
The
;
into
juvenile
eoart
to
be
charged
Skidegate
Social
Club
held
a
very
with
obstructing
traffic
enjoyable
bridge
party
last
Satur-
j
day
night.
The
prize-winners
were
-Mrs.
O.
D.
Turner,
Richard
Pal-Ian
t
and
Mrs.
A.
V.
Douglas.
After
cards,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Last
night
the
club
held
a
dance
In
the
Skidegate
Mission
Community
Hall,
the
Harmony
Boys
Orchestra
having
been
engaged
for
the
occasion
C.N.R.
The
Skidegate
Social
Club
has
!8RtBrdy
Trains
Por
the
Cst
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
.
6
pjn
Prom
the
East
Tuesday
Thursdays
and
Parade
entered
Prince
Albert
empire
appeami
paraaes
contin
ued
ana
7
men
ana
women
were
arrested
and
given
three-year
sentences
in
a
penal
colony
established
on
Piers
Island,
near
Victoria
More
than
150
children
were
placeed
in
provincial
institutions
wards
of
the
government.
tendered
their
rrsignaUons.
The
sinei
i.Mti
nlrvvpd
and
two
fnrmrr
IhtM
iwnmM
Wm,
n
v.an
officers,
now
superannuated
were
supporters
expressed
confidence
In,
cxuneraiea
dy
uie
ponce
commis-
vcregins
leaaersnip
ana
urged
slon
last
night.
him
to
carry
on.
He
remained
as
spiritual
leader.
Nick
Plotknlkoff
I
was
chosen
as
president
In
1936.
But
on
a
night
In
January.
1931,
federal
authorities
moved
sudden-lly
to
deport
the
leader
to
Russia
He
was
secretly
released
from
Jail,
rearrested
and
placed
on
a
'
Halifax-bound
train.
He
was
well
i
on
nis
way
to
the
Atlantic
sea
X
I
saued
at
7
ajn.
on
her
return
loi,Mn
11
P-"
IvTnZr,
ZA
'
x"e
divorce
from
Franchot
Tone,
charg-
u.
MraKntr.
brotherhood
.Venture
stOl
u
had
her
calls
u
t
to
make
lng
mental
crueIty.
sel.
quickly
chartered
an
air
-,y
iiia
saving
plaint
asserU
that
a
property
set-
vian
"a
nc
w
"iax
to
aia
here.
tlement
tlement
has
has
already
already
been
been
signed.
signed.
hls
chlef
Mr
JUce
Humphrey
Steamship
Sailings
I
Both
Miss
Crawford
and
Tone
are
distinguished
moving
picture
stars.
Mellish
of
Nova
Scotia
Sunrrmt
Court
ordered
Veregins
release
finding
his
removal
from
Jail
be
fore
expiration
of
his
sentence
amounted
to
a
pardon
which
wiped
out
the
crime.
Bolstered
by
an
opinion
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
that
authorities
had
acted
within
the
law
iaw
in
n
dcDortatlon
deportation
Broadcast
and
Service
plans,
a
sec
Co.
Duly
Formed
as
Company
In
iond
attempt
to
deport
Veregtn
was
.
This
Province
made
four
months
later.
In
Win-
nlpeg
he
was
again
charged
with
VICTORIA.
Feb.
11:
(CP
The
"bing
an
alien
In
Canada
after
Northwest
Broadcast
and
Kervir
having
been
convicted
of
a
rrim-
vvea.
ss.
Pr.
George
10:30
a.m.
Co.
Ltd.
has
been
incorporated
with
,na'
charge."
Mr.
Justice
H.
A.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
....4
pjn.
authorized
capital
of
$10,000
and
Robn
of
the
Court
of
King"!
ss.
Venture
pjn
headquarters
it
Prince
Rupert.
The
Bench
ruled
in
Verenln's
favor.
February
9
and
19
ss.
Princess
'
company
operates
radio
station
"y'ne
his
arrest
"was
not
con-
Norah
ajn.'C.F.PJl.
sonant
with
British
Justice."
1
For
Anjox
and
Stewart
,
.
After
his
release
Peter
visited
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m
j
bar
COLD
various
colonies
and
repeatedly'
Wednesday-Ss.
Prince
LONDON.
Feb.
11-
icp
Th
denied
renort..
the
sect
olanned
George
4
p.m.
i
Montreal
nrir
nf
har
-nM
n
k.
wholesale
migration
to
Mexico.
Hj
London
market
today
was
up
lc
at
I"1
ms
loimr!
10
oey
Carta-.
Tuesday-ss.
Catala
.11:30
am
t34.94
per
fine
ounce
today
-
"
KtVllllUll.
,
O.I,
III.
was
convicted
In
Wlnnlpe?
police
court
of
assaulunit
Fritz
Ammeter
formerly
his
Interpreter,
and
sentenced
to
two
months
In
Jail.
The
Three
Spirits
Sollloruy
First
Spirit
I
am
Uie
spirit
of
morning,
I
come
of
tliw
faintest
dawn,
I
creep
among
flowers
and
mosses,
I
follow
the
shadows
along,
I
dare
not
enter
the
noontide
I
am
timid
and
fear
the
day,
I
will
kiss
the
dew
from
the
rases
And
quleUy
steal
away.
Second
Spirit
I
am
the
spirit
of
noontide.
I
dance
in
the
rays
of
the
sun,
I
banish
the
Spirit
of
Morning
And
feast
on
that
work
that
is
done.
I
count
the
bees
and
butterflies,
I
am
the
lover
strong
and
bold,
I
kLss
the
fruit
till
It
blushes
And
I
cover
the
corn
with
gold.
I
scar
the
leaves
and
grasses
And
laugh
at
the
work
when
Its
done.
I
pass
In
a
cloud
of
clorv
And
I
hide
myself
in
the
Sun,
Third
Spirit
I
am
the
Spirit
of
Darknetss.
I
dwell
In
the
depths
of
the
earth
And
all
must
enter
my
kingdom
To
whom
nature
has
given
birth.
My
deeds
I
bury
In
slumber
And
I
guard
all
secrets
well,
I
conquer
the
spirit
of
noontide
And
I
plunder
Its
store
pf
wealth,
I
garner
all
earth's
treasures
And
store
them
away
for
myself
And
to
enter
my
unknown
kingdom
All
must
pass
through"
the
"The
Portala
of
Death."
SKY
FILM
'
SHOWING
"Sky
Devils.'
a
lightning
fat
comedy
based
on
the
adventurcj
of
three
flying
clowns
who
violate
all
the
rules
in
order
to
have
a
good
time
and,
in
the
face
of
court-martial
for
disobedience,
accomplish
so
many
rare
and
acci
dental
feats
of
gallantry
that
they
,
are
decorated
for
their
lmoertlnent
exploits,
comes
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
only.
The
story
has
many
unusual
twists
and
the
dialogue
is
replete
with
humor.
The
picture
hat
been
filmed
on
an
elaborate
scale
with
numerous
flying
sequences
One
scene
alone
shows
fifty
ship
tn
action
above
the
elouds.
!
Spencer
Tracy
and
George
Coop-
grit
i-Afti
In
tK
Iar11nfr
mtt
rkirfi.it..
i
ti
i
l-
...
with
Ann
Dvorak
nlavtmcr
nnrvult
wuttiuihj
til
lUiMUCUlg
tile
5TVVS
------
------
I
,
"''""--
enterprises,
Including
farms,
milt,
them
William
Boyd,
Billy
Bevan
factories,
elevators,
granaries
and
11111
Yo,a
D'Avrll
are
also
In
the
fruit
packing
houses,
valued
at
$8,-
Jcas
I
000.000.
became
acute
and
the
I
The
producer
of
the
picture
is
leader
resigned
August
23,
1932,iHoward
Hughes,
himself
a
famous
aiier
contemn
with
his
eh
el
lieutenants
In
his
laU
cell
P
W
Shukln.
vice-president,
and
J.
P.
Relbin,
secretary
-
treasurer,
also
BILL
CONN
WINSAGAIN
Took
Fifteen
Itound
Decision
from
Fred
Apoitoll
last
Mtht
NEW
YORK.
Feb
11:
CP-
Bill
Conn
of
Pittsburg
walloped
favored
Fred
Apostoll
by
gaining
the
decision
In
a
fifteen
round
bout
at
Madison
Square
Gsrden
last
night.
Previously
Conn
had
dwisloned
Ad-
...
.
,
.
::
a
'ostolt
oiuu
in
hi
ten
ven
round
raunc
C'ni.
inr.
weighed
weiBned
LOS
LOS
ANGELES,
ANGELES.
Feb.
Feb.
11:
11:
ICP
'CPl-l"1
r
ncn
sect
wcl
,ea(
leaders
discovered
I
j
J7
pounds
and
Apof
?
,;
161
pounds.
crawfnrd
a
i
h
tw.A
niM
...i.
.,it
for'
what
hat
had
had
haDnened.
happened.
I
RAW
THROAT
If
Your
Sore,
Scratchy
Throat
Comes
from
a
Cold
You
Can
Usually
Gel
Fait
Relief
by
this
Simple
Method
I
i
1
T
mm
ft-la
2
MW.
2.
If
Ikrasl
U
M-IrMi
caM.
rm.ll
m4
TsbMa
la
(1m
Often
Eattt
Pain
and
Dii-comfort
in
a
Few
Minutes
When
"Atpirin"
it
Uted
The
simple
way
pictured
sbove
often
brings
smailnely
fast
relief
from
discomfort
and
sore
throat
accompanying
colds.
Try
it.
Then
ue
your
doctor.
1
le
probably
mil
tell
you
to
continue
with
"Aspirin"
because
it
acts
so
fast
to
relieve
discomforts
of
a
cold.
And
to
reduce
fever.
JW
!imPle
wavi
backed
by
scientific
authority,
has
largely
supplanted
the
use
of
strong
medicines
in
easing
cold
symptoms.
Perhaps
the
easiest.
uiciuvc
way
yci
discovered.
Demand
and
Get
"ASPIRIN"
TUM-NAU
US,
8
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
pi!
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
ssJiaoB
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prtnca
Rupert
TONIfillT
ONLY
2
Shows,
7:Q0
and
9;C$
SIT.NCLR
TRACY
'Sky
Devils'
With
Ann
Dvorak,
Wm.
lld
(At
7:37
and
9
1',
AIM)
Lit
l-eon
i:rrol
In
"Stage
Frlthr
Cartoon
-Porky
and
Dalfj
Colored
Novelty
Tow
Wow
Coming
MO.V.
TILS.
Kill
GARY
COOI'LR
In
"Adventures
of
Marco
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