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ma
AAA
Tuesday.
February
v,
ii.
JOIZ
IUILX
NEW
-
page
three
o
o
0
engine
took
pivn
i
rnn-mr
good
FisiiLn
FAST
C'UVELAND.
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Feb.
7:
,
AUCKLAND.
N.
Z..
Feb.
7:
(CP)
iCT
When
ft
locomouve
enginp
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a
mnie
weighing
iflHZ
pounds
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caught
by
a
vlxltlnR
American
on
:
iktu
with
u
and
sui-
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ordinary
deep-sea
line
and
THERE'SiN0NE5BETTER'
Bella
(O..U
PO-
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Off
FINEST
TtltMPS
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TATOES
P
ick
-l"
10
lbs
for
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KoberlMn
ltttIL.l
OCp
IHXTS-
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nuar-
();
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3
fur
anteed
10
11m.
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1
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it
cakes
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fto
.
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i
lbs
for
fjdy
MADEIRA
CAKES
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Earn
0
for
ONrtiS"
TuTry.
sweet
2
dozen
f..r
iOV
COPELAND'S
FRUIT
MARKET
ess
run:
delivery
Phone
872
Sharp's
Assortwl
Toffee
30G
Love
Creams
and
Jellies
.
!'.
&
S.
Assorted
Chocolates
75(J
1
jh
Ctemes
Ltd.
Pioneer
Druqtf
ists
The
Itexall
Slore
Phone
81
A
K
Open
lially
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
from
It
noon
till
2
p.m.
"
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
s
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf
000OOOOO0Op0fS00p9OOOO
To
Om
I
Love
There's
a
Wp,rd
of
S.pntiipQ!t
Ut
!qosc
oit
St.
Valentines
Day
We
liae
a
fine
lot
of
cards
specially
Milted
for
the
occasion,
some
sane.
ome
Itmane
hut
everyone
a
Valentine
KrrrliiiK
for
someone.
Card
for
friend
or
foe.
Cards
for
Sweethearts,
.Mother.
Slsler
am
Hrother,
Cii;l-rcn's
cards,
cards
for
Everyone.
4
for
5c
tj)
50c
each
Its
an
Ideal
Party
Time
Too
You'll
rind
all
the
necessary
Valentine
trimmings.
Paper
Napkln-'Pkg.
of
40
Seals,
Cut-Outs.
Pkg.
Tally
Cards-Dozen
Drciiralrd
Crepe
10
ft.
Heart
Streamers
Colored
Gtavlt
Pkff.
"l
ull
for
Everjone"
Party
Hook
15
2
for
15e
25c
23c
25c
15c
15c
15c
A.
O.
Rlx,
local
manager
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
returned
on
tfie
Catala
this
morning
from
a
bu'sA
"
"
'
ness
trip
to
Stewart.
John
Hamley.
for
being
h
keep
05
Taxi
Offers
You
a
1939
Healed
"-Passenger
Car
at
Your
Service
Phone
35
TAXI
Try
a
Daliv
c.
ci"wried
ad
10.
Announcements
All
advertlseinepts
In
this
col-amn
will
be
charged
for
s.
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Eagles'
Bridge,
February
8.
SOU.
'bridge
February
9.
.1
Toe
II.
Valentine
Dance
bruary
Toe
II
pridgerjiarj
15.
ncjc
February
.
10
,
Recreation
nry
17.
entfe
Dance
FebrU'
Masonic
Ball
February
17.
pambral
Vale.ntjne
Tea
Mrs.
&
c.
Tiiomson's,
'February
18.
March
1st
Jch,
Nrs.
pert
Morgan's.
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
Brldga
March
2.
I
Scout
Concert
larch
3.
'
rrlnce
Rupcr
OpjraJ.lc
Society
presents
"TheIJka'dor'April'u,
13
j
Capitol
Hieatre?
Anglican
Spring
Sale
Arll
13.
St:
"Peter's
'Sale
May'M
S
V.
Canadian
Legion
B.E5J.
Monthly
'
eetlrt
Wednesday.
at
Initiation".
b)
Address':'
"My
Trip
to
Botith
America."
8.
C.
Thomson.
(31.
er
of
a
eam'ine
house,
was
ffnefflM
Allan
M.
Davles
sailed
by
Magttirate
Mtcivmont
'in'
city!
noon
on
the'
Catala
fir
police
court'
yTTerda'y,'aftcrnwn.
attend
the
funeral
of
Six
$10.
frequenters
were
each
John
E.
Fliher
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
Sunday
evening
from
New
Westminster
Join
the
local
Following
the
report
of
the
Peace
River,
Committee
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
meeting
last
night
passed
a
resb
lutlon
commending
the
Monkman
fined
the
late
Capt.
A.
i
i
nea
on
sunaay.
M.
this
after-
Vtctoria
to
his
father.
Davles.
who
Mrs.
H.
.
Rochester
sailed
this
afternoon
on
he
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
ne
plans
to
visit
In
branch
of
iW'Bank
pflltontreai
In
(Seattle
and
San
Francisco
and
will
succession
(o
l&epri'
iJaiidry
who
1
visit
the
World'
Fair
at
the
latter
has
been
transferred
sbuln.
iclty.
L
W.
Patmore
K.C.
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
victoria
where
he
will
take
up
future
residence
as
a
member
of
the
new
provincial
public
utilities
board.
Before
leaving
a
number
of
local
'business-men
called
at
his
office
to
wish
him
farewell.
Ulde
With
Service
and
Comfort
fn
a
"-Passenger
Heated
Car
Phone
35
TAXI
Andrew
Scott
of
Premier
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
to-
aay
gomg
tnrougn
to
Vancouver
L
"
.
Pass
hlhwav
work
and
nromUln
erenu
0
I
0
1
f.anflv
Snpriak
S
"
mv-u'"lii
tw"
drew
Scott
of
Premier
are
sons
of,
gp,etKm-
the"
late
Mrs.
Scott.
o
C.
A.
Wllkle,
who
came
north
to
o
instal
1
Following
"
the
report
r
of
a
com-
the
the'new
new
electric
electric
orron
.
.
.
r
2
which
wis
r-l.
dutf
AIM
njniA
presented
Inhe
m
!?
s
..h!"
3ut;in7
tr
vicior;
;
2
ir!
hi.
Li'
f'
'"is
inai
viciona
uay
ana
5-
SPia.5,lLftttef;inr
Birthday
be
celebrated
I'rt
bTlhe
CaSta
jSfS,
yWr
but
not
o
on
hL
rcturri
to
Vancouver.
'
u
o
P
meeting
L..r'l
last
nlgh't'
tL-.'ii.i.-j
asked
that
In
g
connection
with
the
appropria-
g
Hons
for
hlgh.v.-ay
construction
un-
o
dr
the
Jlnt
arraigemer(t
wth
g
the
Federal
'government
the
sec'-
g
tkm
between
Vsk
and
Ccarvale
o
be
Included.
o
'
o
Or-
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
a
At
a
i
i
n
-
on
g
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
Rupert
chr
r
Po?"ce
last
Inlcht
a
letter
was
received
from
the
'provincial
Department
of
Labor
drawing
attention
to
chanpes
m
me
Apprentice
aci
maKmg
me
matter
of
apprentices
more
string
ent
In
order
to
correct
abuses.
The
'
letter
was
accompanied
by
a
copy
of
the
new
amendment-
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting
last
night
a
letter
was
recFTvetl
fifm
Otof
Han-
owning
of
the
new1
federal
building
wus
aesirra.
n
wouiu
naye
o
uc
oil
nureir
local
Tills
was
1
Chamber
when
D.
G.
Borland
sue
M.
11.
Dahlquist.
Ccdarvale
po!e6ested
that
a
celebrapori'
be
held
operator,
after
a
week-end
busj-jn
connection
with
tnfe'bperflnB;
"""
evening's
train
on
his
return
to
the
Interior.
On
Wednesday
night's
train
he
will
leave
Ccdarvale
for
a
bustnem
trip
to
Concord.
New
Hampshire.
Ten
members
were
present
at
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
flpnon
Young
People's
Association
at
St.
Andrew's
Japanese
MIlon.
Ml$s
Elsie
Heaps
took
the
chair,
in
the
absence
of
the
president
and
general
business
was
discussed.
After
Uie
meeting
the
members
enjoyed
themselves
with
card
playing,
match
tricks,
etc.
When
a
suggestion
was
made
at
the
Chamber'
of
"commerce
meeting
last
night
tha
an
excursion
train
might
be
rtiif
to
Jasper'
to
enable
local
people
to
see
the
King
and
Royal
Claus
Helland,
'Digby.
'
"Central
S.
Dzapka,
'C.!:
,A.
Rusanko.
Burns
aLk'e;
p.
Nelson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'.Mori,
Vancouver.
'Knox
'
A.
Martel
mi'
W.
H.
Ruffcll.
Blllmor:
Mrs.
M.
Noble
and
H.
Ness,
clty;"j.
MacKay!
'Humpback
"""
-"''"
Bay.
If
you
wish
to
svm
.mething
Try
a
ClasMfled.
f
Opening
of
New
"S'uniUer
(ar
i
.......
.......
IS
iaxi
t-
m
m
tt
it
PAT
MAZ25IE
Opp.
Post
ptfice,
4th
St.
CENTRAL
Phone
ROOM'S
a
5iFor
HOTEIT
hdcXris
iest
Household
Coal
MKS.
&
E.
BLACK
.
'
....
-
-
I
I
ICCn
A
DTin
B6
I
Prices
Marked
Down
For
Quick
Selling
Sjngpr
S.ewing
Machine
Now
you
have
an
opportunity
to
own
a
drophead
Sewing
Machine
in
fine
condition
and
cpst
so
little,
the
benefit
so
great.
Marked
QOA
AA
down
price
V.VV
Size
ftxl0.6
Yesterday
&mm
uM'
"P
Mr
Jit
In
answer
to
a'
letter
sent
him
fol-i
The
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
At
the
meeting
lowing
a
previous
meeting
ot
vDe'-t-'ociauuu.
ai
i&
rcKur
iiicL..i
tmpers
namoer
yssicraay,
freight
and
passenger
'agent.'
Can-'apfe.
The
tendency
had
been
fcr
it.
Interior
Railway
Man
Found
Dead
Mrs.
Range
Aryith
Oil
Burner
This
outstanding
semi-enamel
range
with
oil
burner
ready
for
use.
You
will
have
no
bother
cleaning
up
ashes
and
save
consid-
Q
C
C
AA
erably
in
your
purse
JrHt
Trade-In
Allowance
for
Your
Stove
Axminster
Rug
This
is
your
opportunity
to
buy
that
carpet
you
have
wanted
for
a
long
time
for
me
itving
room,
uome
eany
apu
see
inisime
rug.
iiii
;
?ioo.oo
Tpledo
Counter
Scale
Q
Off
A
A
Capacity
20
lbs.
.....
???PVV
Xff
km
m
v
r
Large
Showcase
The
very
tiling
for
"rig,;;;
$24.00
We
Take
in'Txchahgc
Any
Articles
You
Have
No
Use
For
BOOKS
Encyclopaedia
IJritannica
What
do
you
want
to
do
most?
The
Encyclopaedia
y0Ullpit:
:.
345.QQ
Modern
Business
Correspondence
and
Practice
laSalle
Extension
University.
General
plan
of
the
course,
getting
'results
with
letters,
handling
the
business,
credit
and
collection,
office
processes
C-f
A
A
and
problems
V-1""
Elio's
Furniture
Exchange
Phone
GREEN
916
Joint
Meetings
In.
Lent
Planned
Prince
Rupert
.Ministerial
Assoc
la
lion
in
urruiar
session
Objection
Taken
Will
Address
Chamber
of
Commerce
Asks
That
President
of
Associated
Hoards
Of
Government
place
Them
On
tralie
of
'Centraf
pTc.
Comlnj
"
'
Actuarial
Basis""
adian
National
Railways,
stattd
people
to
attend
only
the
meet-
The
resolution
had
already
been
that
It
was
not
desired
that
there
should
be
a
treat
crowd
at
Jasbcr
so
It
could
be"a
rest
$xy
for
Their
Majesties.
''Mr.
Lakle
Intimated
that
there
would
be
special
steamship
rates
rd"yancouver
(or
those
Hotel
Arrivals
incs
that
were
held
In
their
own
consldereH
'by:
the
finance
com-1
'tsrancn.
O
J.'S
IFlrean,
Rev.
R.
C.
H.
Durriford,,g
Rev.
K.
H.
Risberg
and
Rev.
E.
IJ.-g
.a
.o
a
'a
a
a
a
s
W-
I.
Miller
Leaves
City
For
o
Prince
C.eoree
to
Attend
funeral
;
o
of'Her
Husband
Mrs.
W.
I.
Mmer
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Prince
George
where'she
will
attend
the
funeral
of
her
husband
who
was
found
dead
In
his
bed
on
Monday
morning
at
Lucerne
where
he
was
an
opera-j
tor
for
the
Canadian
National
Rail-'
ways.
Mr.
Miller
wis
about
fifty
I
years
of
age
and
had
long
been
in
the
service
of
the
railway
company.
:
Tn
addition
to
the
"widow,
three
I
childrrn
reside
here.
'
IN
BONAPARTE
SHADES
CAPE
TOWN,
Feb.
7:'
(CPI
Five-day
trip
by
sea,
the
South
LAtlantic
Island
of
St.
Helena,
Im
mortalized
for
the
exile
of
Napoleon,
Is
being
developed
as
a
holiday
resort
for
tourists
from
South
Africa.
LIFE
TOO
SHOUT
.
STRATFORD.
feng.i'Feb.
7:
(CP)
A
Czech
lion-tamer
and
German!
horse-trainer
from
a
circus,
summoned
after
a
fight,
were,
advised
by
Ihe
magistrate
t3'
forget
the
International
situation
and
keep
in
mind
Uiey
had
to
work
and
live
together.
It
was
announced
at
the
the
Prince
Ins
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Commerce
last
night
that
Frank
diseased
the
possibility
last
nlsht
In'
response
to
a
request
Dockrill.
president
of
the
Assocla-
a
fflS
of
unlott
"ineet-
frdm
the
Canadian'
Chamber
of
ted
'
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
i
Lent
and
it
was'
de-
tiommerce
a
rpsoiutJon
tfiki
nnsspd
British
Columbia,
had
accented
an
d'tF'W"
'n&tt
tip
(Ur-
asicink
the
'federal
gbverament
o'fnvitaUon'
to
'address
the
Chamber
tner
at
th'
next'
meUhg.
"
place
the'annultles
on
an
actuarial
at
one
of
-its
regular
meetings
In
Results
of
the
recent
Week
of
basis.
At
present
it
was
stated,
the
hear
future
on
the
relation
of
Prayer
campaign
were
dlicussed
the
government
was
losing
several
Prince
Rupert
to
the
interior
com-Wfille
it
was
relt
that
the
results
million
dollars
a
year
on
its
an-
mUnlties
Mr
Dockrill
is
manage
had
been
satisfactory,
it
was
nUiUes
and
the
people
benefitting
,
en.'.-..
,rn-
iwtpd
visit
tter
Lakle.
district!
tendance
micht
have
been
desir-
of
the
countrv
who
did
not
neprt
whlch
Provides
Prince
Rupert
1
with
part
of
its
coal
supply.
churches,
which
was
by
no
means
mltte'e
and
was
recommended
by!
Try
a
Daily
News
clu.wlfled
ad-the
object
of
the
campaign.
it.
vertlsement
for
best
results.
'
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson,
president.
chair
chair
was
in
the
at
yesterday
s
..
meeting
and
other
pastors
present
D
oooooocKKKKKir
jaoaootKo!OoKOOoeHooaeoooaocKjo
w"hing
to
be
there
for
the
King's;
were
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,.
Rev.
TJpv
It
H.
O
G.
Funston.
Funston.
Rev.
Rev.
W.
V.
J
I
MacKenzie's
Furniture
February
Furniture
Sale
6
Chesterfield
Suites
Covered
in
Mohair,
Tapestry
and
Velour.
New
stock.
Priced
from
Terms
Can
B
Arranged
$98.00
Phone
75
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Nanainio-WpHington
A!icrb
Fpotliills
and
Iiulklcy
Valley
Coal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Go.
Ltd.
Telephone
631
or
C52
irr
-
Fmh
local
IJaw
And
I
J.H.BULGER
Pasteurized
Mjlk
Valentin
dairy
Optometrist
rBONft
7
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
1