PAGE
FOUR
Beautiful
DINNERWARE
M
different
patterns
to
choose
from.
32-plece
QO
I7C
'
O
Dtnnersets
at,
and
up
TINE
CRYSTAL
AMI
CUT
GLASS
Cheaper
Glass
Tumblers
0p
From,
per
dozen
up
tlUVf
GLASSWARE
and
NOVELTIES
Visit
Our
Wonderful
Basement
Store!
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Kitselas
Visited
By
Church
Heads
NOW.
it's
ea.nr
to
rtlieve
head
cold
discomfort
Just
put
a
few
drops
of
Vlckj
Va-tro-nol
up
each
nostril
and
feel
the
tingle
as
Va-tro-nol's
jtlmu-UUng
medication
reduces
the
swollen
membranes,
clears
away
the
clogging
mucus,
helps
to
keep
the
sinuses
from
being
blocked
by
the
cold-let
you
breathe
again.
NEXT
TIME,
don't
wait
until
your
head
is
all
stuffed
up.
At
the
first
warning
sneeze
or
sniffle,
use
6x9
THIRD
AVENUE
ciation
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfiiin
nnrf
fn
Mr
Jrw
Wiirtcnn
far
It
rrt
Virkt
Adrertuif.g
ku
len
poAti
jxm
If
Board
rkyttnw.
CLEARS
STUFFY
HEAD
Helps
Prevent
the
Development
of
Colds,
too
Va-tro-nol
at
onceit
helps
to
pre-tent
many
colds
from
developing.
Va-tro-nol
is
rpecialized
medication
-expressly
designed
for
the
nose
and
upper
throat
where
most
colds
start
Used
In
time,
it
stimulates
Nature's
own
defenses
to
fight
03
many
a
com.
head
colds
in
VlCKS
their
early
.
3,
,
stages.
VA-TRO-NOL
Congoleum
Rugs
IS
OFF
TO
WET
START
Precipitation
For
January
And
February
in
Prince
Rupert
lias
Been
Exceptionally
Low
i
For
volume
of
precipitation.!
Prince
Rupert
is
getting
off
to
a
j
good
start
this
year.
During
the;
.month
of
February
11.03
Inches'
was
recorded,
bringing
the
total
for
the
first
two
months
of
the
year
to
2134
inches
or
more
than
twice
as
much
as
in
the
same
period
a
year
ago.
The
precipitation
this
February
compared
with
but
1.8
inches
In
February
19Mj
while
for
the
opening
two
months
of
last
year
the
aggregate
was
10.4
inches.
With
the
greater
precipitation,;
there
has
been
less
sunshine
soj
far
this
year.
A
total
of
47.1
hours,
1
of
sunshine
was
recorded
this
,
against
77.1
hours
in,
meet
the
churchmen
and
do
Jus-'ruary
as
h,
f
th
fmhm.ntt
iFebruary
1938,
the
total
stinshlnej
"
Dr.
Osterhout
expressed
appre-'i"
-J
no
Deri
,
,
.
.
,.
.
.
nours
in
uie
iirst
iwu
uiuuuu
vi
i
and
her
helpers
for
the
successful
e.ar
Interior
Village
Turns
Out
En
arrangements.
After
a
period
of
.Masse
at
Various
Gatherings
'church
business
the
Doxology
was
At
End
of
Week
sung
followed
by
the
National
An-
I
them.
KITSELAS.
March
1:
A
very;
successful
gathering
was
held
at
f
Kitselas
on
Saturday
afternoon!
when
the
village
people
enjoyed
an
official
visit
from
Rev.
Dr.
S.!
S.
Osterhout,
superintendent
of
Missions
for
the
United
Church,
and
Rev.
Peter
Kelly,
chairman
of
Prince
Rupert
.Presbytery.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
presided
over
the
meetings.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
II.
E.
Nedden.
arrived
In
port
Public
worship
was
held
in
the
on
time
at
10
o'clock
this
morning!
United
Church
during
the
after-
udth
-
tir-sA7.Mi
1Lct
nf
mwnn
noon
and
inspiring
addresses
were
elven
bv
Dr.
Osterhout
and
Mr.
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
after-
Kelly.
A
solo
was
rendered
by
noon
toT
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
Ben
Seymour.
she
is
due
back
here
tomorrow
ev-
Immediatly
following
the
service
ening
southbound.
tea
was
served
in
the
school
house
and
the
seating
capacity
was
taxed
The
Daily
i
&ti
A.
B.
C
to
accomodate
all
who
wished
to
oauer.
The
temperature
ranse
was
con
siderably
lower
this
February
than
last
The
February
weather
summary,
as
announced
today
by
S.
J.
Mel-lor.
Digby
Island.
Dominion
meteorologist,
is
as
follows:
Y
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
30.49
on
February
15.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
29.11
on
February
11.
Maximum
temperature,
47
February
16.
Minimum
temperature,
10
February
8.
Mean
temperature.
34.6.
Total
precipitation.
11.03
inches.
Hours
of
sunshine.
47.1.
Maximum
wind
velocity.
37
miles
per
hour,
southeast,
Fezruary
16.
VISITOR
AT
TERRACE
C.N.R.
Trains
on
on
TERRACE.
March
1:
Mrs.
Peter
Kelly,
wife
of
Rev.
Peter
Kelly
of
Ocean
Falls,
arrived
In
Terrace
on
Friday
evening
to
sDend
a
short
visit
at
the
United
i
Church
Manse
as
a
guest
of
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp.
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
Idays
6
p.m
(From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
.and
(Saturdays
11
pju
I
(Continued
From
Page
One)
I
aBBaMBI,HBI,ll,lllM'
Special
Values
In
FLOOR
COVERING
A
cheerful
floor
covering
that
is
a
favorite
among
homemakers.
The
modern
and
floral
patterns
are
not
only
attractive
but
are
built
on
heavy
enamel
surface
to
endure
long
wear.
Sizes
7Jx9
9x9
9xlOJ
4-Piece
Bedroom
Suite
Modern
design,
made
of
solid
piece
b'rrh,
walnut
finish.
These
suites
include
Vanity,
Dresser
with
large
round
mirror,
Bench
QfiQ
AA
and
full
size
Bed
...
.
rUJv
V
Odd
PHONE
OKEEN
916
9x12
S5.75
S6.95
$8.50
S9.25
510-75
Seamless
Axminster
Rug
Here
is
a
carpet
well
worth
your
attention.
The
price
marked
COO
rt
presents
real
value
giving.
Size
9xl(H
V
&
MORE
VALUES
IN
FURNITURE
Bungalow
Bed
Limited
number
at
this
low
price.
Walnut
finish
steel
bed
size
3x6
feet,
cable
spring
and
roll
up
Q-i
ff
A
A
edge
mattress
complete
le,,UU
Pieces
Vanity,
Dresser,
Chiffonier,
Buf
fet.
Wardrobe
Trunk,
especially
priced
to
clear
Elio's
Furniture
Exchange
Prince
Rupert
s
THE
DAILY
NElVg
Whatever
Soup
you
make
or
buy
ALWAYS
ADD
a
little
BOVRIL
It
will
greatly
improve
the
richness,
the
flavor
and
goodness
and
mate
them
as
nearly
perfect
as
they
can
be.
ALICE
ARM
The
monthly
bridge
party
of
the
Alice
Arm
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
was
held
in
the
community
club
house
on
Saturday.
Ladies'
first
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Larsen
and
the
ladies'
consolation
prize
by
Mrs.
C.
Everstan.
Mon's
first
prize
was
won
by
W.
Bowers
and
the
consolation
prize
by
H.
Lund.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
V.
dimming
and
Mrs.
C.
I.
Fiva
has
returned
to
Alice
Arm
with
the
34-foot
fishing
boat
J.
N.
H.
which
he
recently
purchased
at
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
Fiva
intends
to
engage
In
commercial
fishing
In
the
near
future.
Mrs.
Fee
of
Anyox
Is
a
few
days
holiday
with
Larsen.
spending
Mrs.
NEW
PLANE
TO
ALASKA
Elgger
Clipper
Ship
In
Carry
Mails
and
Pasengers
Northward
From
Seattle
Thh
Year
SEATLE,
March
1:
iCP
A
four
motored
flying
boat
of
nineteen
or
twenty
tons
weight,
somewhat
of
the
same
type
as
the
China
Clipper
but
smaller,
will
go
Into
mall
and
passenger
carrying
service
this
spring
between
Seattle.
Ketchikan!
and
other
southeastern
Alaska
points,
it
is
announced.
The
ship
will
be
larger
than
the
Baby
Clipper
which
made
experimental
flights
last
year.
Distress
Galls
Of
British
Ship
Steamer
Cumberland
Ashore
Off
Cape
Hatieras
and
lrf
Need
of
Assistance
NEW
YORK.
March
1:
(CP)
The
Itadlo
Marine
Corporation
reported
today
that
the
steamship
Cumberland
had
sent
out
distress
calls
saying
that
she
was
ashore
off
Cape
Hatteras
and
needed
Immediate
Will
Discuss
Cattle
Quota
i
President
Koosevelt
At
rees
to
Open
Subject
With
Canada
OTTAWA.
March
1:
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
was
told
yesterday
that
President
Frenklln
D.
Roosevelt
had
agreed
to
discuss
the
cattle
quota"
with
Canada
which
exhausted
its
quota
during
the
first
month
of
the
year.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Thursday
Ss.
Prince
George
11:15
p.m.
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
ss.
Cardena
10:30
psn.
March
6,
l'O
and
27
ss.
Princess
Norah
'.
5
p.m.
rrom
Vancouver-Sunday
ss
Catala
p.m.
Wed.
Ss.
Pr.
George
10:30
a.m,
i
PR
RIOTER
PLEASED
Appreciation
of
Reception
Here-Met
Younc
People
City
Looks
Good
Before
leaving
on
hu
return
to
Victoria
yesterday
Premier
Pat
tullo
expressed
pleasure
at
the
cordial
manner
in
which
he
had
been
received
everywhere
in
the
city
and
particularly
at
the
spten
did
turnout
at
the
meeting
Mon
day
night.
He
said
it
was
dlf
fkfult
for
him
to
visit
Prince
Ru
pert
often
but
he
was
in
close
touch
with
affairs
here
all
the
time
and
only
wished
he
had
suf-1
A
.
Head
Of
Grain
Growers
Feels
Very
Optimistic
WINNIPEG-.
March
1
CP
Saeakine
here
Q.
O
McKenzle
vice-president
of
the
United
Oratn
drawers,
credited
that
new
Indus
trial
uses
being
found
for
wheat
would
absorb
the
whole
crop
in
the
near
future
He
predicts
a
normal
;roo
this
year
on
the
prairies
and
i
itnerallv
ODlimlstlr
about
the
future
for
wheat
raising
Would
Pe?
Wheat
flcient
leisure
to
enable
him
to
Prirn
hunn
mnva
spend
a
week
or
two
occasionally
1
In
the
city.
I
Mr.
Pattulk)
said
he
was
par-
Social
Credit
Member.
However
ticularly
enthused
over
the
man-
Withdraws
Proposal
at
Requnt
ner
in
which
the
younger
men
of
0f
Minister
the
city,
were
taking
hold
and
(making
themselves
felt
He
hoM
OTTAWA.
March
1:
CP
Dur
this
would
continue
for
the
future
in
dfeeuaston
of
Western
Canada's
progress
and
prosperity
of
the
agricultural
problems
whkh
occu-
cuy
aepenaea
upon
the
young
pied
the
better
part
of
a
day.
y
a8
aj"irant'
new
wheat
policy
would
wilderness.
,
create
better
conditions
for
the
The
appearance
of
Prince
Ru-
pralrte
unaers
at
leas
mat
to
the
pert
was
being
Improved
by
the
country
two
fine
new
buildings
in
the
Post
Office
and
the
HospitaL
Mr.:
Pattullo
said
he
felt
that
the
city
nrwt
MmUnM
would
benefit
very
considerable1
UlltariO
lfleniDer
from
the
defence
activities
in
rr
r
i.
Prince
Rupert
and
neighborhood
Jl
Parliament
and
tor
this
It
had
to
thank
very
largely
the
minuter
of
na-
HlpJ
T
acf
Fva
tional
defence.
Hon.
Ian
McKenzle.
UlcM
lwdol
LiYC
who
was
resDonsible
for
the
pollcv
under
which
thene
defences
were!
miAxiiAU
nnt
M.rrh
i-
trrv
j.
I
oeing
erected
What
was
needed
Dr
James
Rutherford,
need
73
nOW
was
an
industry
UStnt
Pait
?
lhral
Mmhr
nl
Pr1kmnt
fur
Jof
the
raw
material
which
was
so
Kent,
died
Monday
night.
Seventeen
men
were
laid
off
at
abundant
In
this
neighborhood.
;
Anyox
last
week,
several
of
whom
With
regard
U
the
Mtabllshmen'
re
passed
through
on
last
week's
of
a
puln
or
oaner
Industry
In
this
large
amount
of
property
now
held
Catala.
vicinity.
Mr.
Pattulk)
said
the
gov-
by
the
city
would
become
very
emment
would
offer
every
eneour-
valuable
and
would
enable
the
jagement
to
It
Once
an
indujtrv
citv
to
pay
Its
way
without
dlf-iwas
started
here
he
felt
that
the
faulty
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
McCutcheon's
Home
Kennedies,
Toiletries,
Rubber
Goods,
Stationery,
Candy
and
Driijr
Store
Sundries
AT
HALF
PKICE
The
Beaten
Business
Man
"Business
Is
too
quiet
to
advertise"
the
motto
of
the
meaten
business
man.
How
often
have
we
been
told
that
when
we
call
on
the
buvlnew
folic
about
Prince
Rupert
to
offer
our
facilities
to
help
them
Increase
their
business!
-
When
times
arc
quiet
Is
the
time
to
advertisenot
when
you
are
so
rushed
with
business
that
you
cannot
handle
It
all.
If
you
arc
not
satisfied
with
the
business
you
are
doing
now.
why
not
tell
the
people
through
the
newspaper
some
of
the
things
you
have
to
"offer
and
have
them
come
down
and
buy?
Why
hide
your
light
behind
a
bushel
and.
by
your
silence,
Intimate
that
you
have
nothing
to
offer
or
do
not
need
business?
Any
time
you
are
forced
to
admit
that
business
Is
too
quiet
to
advertise,
you
are
admitting
that
you
do
not
want
any
business.
If
that
Is
the
way
things
are
with
you
today,
why
not
close
up
altogether
and
make
a
real
saving?
.
nut
If
you
want
to
stay
open
and
Increase
your
business,
why
not
do
something
about
It?
Why
not
Increase
your
business
by
reach-.
Ing
the
people
through
the,
proven
channel
of
the
newspaper?
LAST
TIMES
TONlcijT
COMING
TIILRS.
Htl.
Bobby
Hrten,
Charlie
K:r-
!r
In
-BREAKINf.
HIE
irr.
Smithers
Curling
men.
He
had
enjoyed
meeting
a
chartoa
E
Johnston.
Social
CredltIf
C,,
(
1
number
of
the
sons
and
grandsons
member
for
Bow
River.
Alberta,
ad-!
Y
ClY
OUCCCSSIUl
w.
v.
..iu
nc
wuciru
vocated
a
minimum
nxeo
price
oil
mey
naa
in
mem
tne
stuir
tfta'.lMc
.
.
per
bushel
for
wheat
but
with-
I
-
At
I
I
naa
maae
ineir
loroears
-crave
tne
drew
the
proposal
at
request
of
rigors
of
We
on
the
frontier
and
Hon.
J.
0.
Oardiner
minister
of
mace
nomea
ior
tnemselve
ln.a.riMHm
vha
M
that
th
2
Shows.
7:00
and
8
!
The
All
Color
Thrillinj
cU.
cade
of
Aviation
"MEN
WITH
WINGS"
IN
TECHNICOLOR
E
With
Ray
Milland,
Fred
MsfMorraj
l.ouUe
Campbell,
And
Iievlnc
Lynn
Otermati
(At
7:M
and
9
ADDED
Clyde
Luras
and
III?
rund
la
"LIGHTS,
ACTION,
LfCf
Sportlixht
"2
IIOYK
AND
A
Dor,
SMITHERS.
VUrn
rs
'Lucky
Lager"
tour:..
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currently
aoolosted
b.
eu
tiers
the
rtnk
sk.p;-
:
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Carry
lt
M
in
front
t
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v
nine
Uralsjht
farw
wi'
recorded
aaatnsi
thru
v.
mly
has
two
m.irr
uu-in
the
atrlea
ht
look
wler
(
the
beer
it
..
trtee
thai
aos
to
Ui
t
The
tec
remains
:
conditions
and
other
be
arranted
to
take
all
opportitnWw
off-
r
n
weather
as
long
a
it
The
season
has
be
-most
succtaaful
sine
Club
was
first
eu?
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tome
fourteen
year
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