F
Anglican
Church
Radio
Club
Is
Tea
Yesterday
At
Organized
At
'Booth
School
1Y1155
Lavica
aauhic
0
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
Ellison
presid-Those
serving
j
The
first
meeting
of
tbe
Club
in
Booth
Manorial
Ormes
Ltd.
Pioneer
Drue&ists
The
lleiall
Store
Wionei
81
&
8:
Open
Dally
from
8
.m.
till
10
pjn.
SuixUrn
and
Jlolidaj
from
It
Mm
till
2
pjn.
7
p.ro.
till
9
p.".
Radio
High
The
Women'
Auxiliary
pf
fit
School
took
place
on
Wednesday
Andrew's
Cathedral
held
a
qcce-
afternoon.
Officers
were
etoeted
as
ful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
fHa:
yeaterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
nrenrfdent
-Ken
Schubert.
Ml
K.
M.
Davlea
M.U.R.
lth
Twwrw-Harold
Nofdan.
many
ladle
calling
during
the
af-.
Soreary-Cbfftin&
Opok.
fair.
The
meeting
opnd
with
Pitncl-
MbM
Davlw
recelred
along
with
.
pal
Arthur
Button
etcplaloioc
what
Mr.
H-
T.
Meadows,
the
newjueM-jwa
to
be
done
at
this
club.
The
dent
of
the
Auxiliary,
who
was
ln-.memben
were
given
the
code
to
traduced
to
thecaller
by
Mr.
J
B.
learn.
!
.Glbm.
Mr.
V.
J.
Nr
Uon
wo
con-1
vener
of
the
tea
room
and
lrt.
C.
V.
Evltt
and
Mr.
C
ed
at
the
tea
table.
WU.
Mrs.
R
L.
MclnUwh
was
convener
of
the
home
cooking
as-,
uoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
RCA
Victor
Sets
The
Standard
Of
Radio
Performance
and
Value
'
For
1939
Let
us
ahoV
you
the
ouUtandlng
polnU
of
the
finest
radio
ever
produced.
Performance
and
value
that
no
other
radio
can
match.
Unless
you
are
getting
ALL
the
features
and
advantages
of
RCA
victor
itaaio
you
uc
m.i.i
mm
31ia
51.9.50
)
50
the
value
that
you
should.
with
the
Rrealest
deeree
Only
R.C.A.
Victor
maintains
tl.U
policy
of
permanence
In
prformance
and
value.
It
Actually
Cts
Less
to
Own
the
Host-See
.U,CA.
Victor
at
"
,
i
.
'.
.i
.
'
'
-
Fresh
.Icnl
Raw
And
J
fl.
BULGER
Pasteurized
Alilk
.
..
Optometrist
Valentin
dairy
HIONE-U1
Hoj
Bank
Bldg.
Ladies'
Music
Club
Meeting
Miscellaneous
,1,'rocram
Arrange
By
Mrs.
Cmlckihank
At
Her
Home
The
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
Ladle'
Music
Club
was
held
on
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
William
Crulckshank
In
thei
crashed
Into
the
rear
of
a
station-a'
ary
train
In
.Hertfordshire.
8
Scandinavian
IjCompetUion
!,In
Shipping
eh
In
handling
Canadian
products
out
of
the
Great
Lakes
system
of
,
Canada
and
across
he.AtianUc.
For
Sale
Prince
Rupert.
DC
Auction
Sale
NORMAN
A
WATT,
Administrator
estate
Harold
Jac-
obvn.
Deceased.
Announcements
AU
adTertlaement
ln.thu.col-nmn
Fill
be
charged
for
a
.full
month
at
25c
a
word.
'
.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Snowball
Frolic.
Moose
Hall,
Hospital
Ball,
February
3,
Eagles'
Bridge,
February
8.
Toe
H.
Valentine
Dance
February
10.
Toe
H
Bridge
February
15.
United
Missionary
Tea
Mrs.
Jen-
ner's
February
16.
Masonic
Ball
February
17.
.!
Cambral
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
8.
C.
Thomson's,
February
18.
Anglican
Spring
Sale
Anrll
13.
TTrenAn,Y:Ni;w8
1"
LOCALS
j
TCMjipurs
the
night
of
the
j.c.
Snowball
Frolic!
Let's
all
go!
Pun
and
favors!
Moose
Hall
10
p.m.
It
Lynn
Valley
Pears,
Lynn
Valley
Apricots
2
tin
for
25c
at
the
Thrift
Cah.&
Carry.
(22)
punsajow
jCourt
on
McBrlde
Street'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton
with
the
president.
Mr.
Shelford
called
-last
night
on
the
Prlncs
Darton.
n
the
chair.
The
meetlngJOeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
took
the
form
of
a
miscellaneous
'
program
under
the
direction
ol'
C
13.
Flewln
and
O.
E.
Brown
of
Mrs.
Cruicksnanlc
who
read
a
very
i
Port
81mpson
sailed
last
night
on
instructive
and
Interesting
papqt
on
"Occult
Forces
In
Music"
and
also
arranged
the
following
program:
Vocal
solo,
"Lullaby
Baby"
(Bertram
-Brown),
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson.
Piano
Piano
solo
solo.
"I.tillnhv"
"Lullaby"
(Robert
(Rhprti
the
.Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Baby's
Cold
Help
end
it
quicker
J
without
"dosing".
tiir
lC
-A
fr
v
va
ponue
J:f.VH.BH-rT:H:fHM.'H
ilitedhv
Mrs
W
.It.
Tobev
and
Mrs.
I
Mrs
M.
C
Madlll
alled
last
ttre
Mr.
JarvU
McLeod.
Mrs.
L.,n
P
Tlnkw
Mn
P
A
Maftallum.A.htim-inni
Ml
P1l
1fi!in
lnleht
on
the
Prinrp
C.mitup
tr.r
n'beiOW.
OoopooooooooPooooooopooggoowjooooowoooovooQwooooooowui
pjano
soj0i
yislon
Insernall,'
6
g
Ed
ward
Poldlnl
.
Mrs.
H.
O,
John.
o
o
8
0
0
o
s
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
g
o
0
o
a
0
0
0
0
0
0
Candy
Specials
Sharp's
Assorted
'Tpffcc
30C
Jli
Jelly
reaks,-
-fl
ffn
hb.
I
Creams
and
Jellies
15C
Lb
I
&
S.
Assorted
Chocolates
77tp
tlib
p
sen
Vocal
solo.
elScotti.
Mr.
S
"Lullaby"
(Cyril.
D.
Johnston
I
o
Tlie
meeting
concluded
with
the
$
,
serving
of
tea
by
the
hostess.
Two
Killed
And
I
Eight
Injured
I
In
Rail
Smash
I
9
1
LONDON.
Jan.
27:
(CP-
Two
o
periom
were
killed
apd
eight
In
a
lured
when
a
passenger
train
:
-,r
.
NINCTY-TWO
YI'.AIIS
OLD
Mrs.
Annie
McKay
Stephens
mother
of
ExMayor
M.
M.
Steph
ens,
Is
celebrating
her
ninety-second
birthday
and
is
the
recipi
ent
of
congratulations
and
best
wishes
for
many
happy
-returns
ol
the
day
from
her
numerous
admlr-
j
Ing
friends.
Despite
h'er
advanced
Mr.
Stephens
Is
still
fine
and
Iage.
fit.
Her
atclvttles
and
keen
In-'
terest
rival
those
of
many
people
who
arc
numerous
years
hei
junior.
Pioneer
Sawmill
I
Operator
Passes
LONDON.
Jan.
jn:
.urureav
Robert
Nlven
ni
ln
Vancouver
Britain
is
considering
a
cnange
m
At
Aee
of
Seventy-two
One
ujc
kjjjv-
ui
w
.uv.w.
-
interested
.at
urean
rails
petition
of
small
Scandinavian
ves
Canada's
Royal
Guests
rUND
Uf
rlKK
AINU
dLVL
Rideau
Hall
Slated
fpr
Doing
Over
in
VieAV.af
Xheir
Majesties'
Stay
In
npminiqn
Capital
in
May
OTTAWA,
January
27:
(CP)
Pink
.and
blue,
favorite
colors
of
Queen
Elizabeth,
will
be
stressed
in
the
furnishings
of
Lady
Tweedsmuir's
bedroom
and
sitting
.room
at
Rideau
Hall,
her
Majesty's
home
for
lour
days
during
tho
rnvnl
tnv
in
Ottawa
in
Mav.
Mr.
and
Mr.""
iaiy
sailed!
.
King
George
will
ocQupy
.the
bedroom
jiow
used
by
Jast
.night
on
the
Prince
George"
uov"H.?T
.
fpr
yancouver.
"
!z
room
aujouujiB
uic
puui
w
cupled
by
the
Queen,
on
the
floor
Holtby.
Mrs.
F.
M.
Oood.
Mr.
C.
C.
acted
m
cashier
Vocal
solo,
"Birds
In
ihe
Night"
1
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and;
From
mid-March
until
mid-April
1
1
Arthur
Ruiiivnnt
Mn
n
n
fiwhw-
in
th
nnth
'Lord
and
Lady
Tweedsmulr
will
'
'
"
Larse.
travel
in
western
uanaaa
wniis
renovations
are
taking
place
.at
Rideau
Hall.
Members
of
the!r
i
staff
will
accompany
them.
On
their
return
they
will
occupy
was
prominent
in
the
lumbering
furniture
ln
tne
room,
over
i.e.
Win
Again
Swamped
European
Opponents
Yes-'
terday
in
Amsterdam
by
Ten
to
One
Score
AA'tSTERDAM,
Jan.
27:
CP
-
Trail
Smoke
Eaters,
who
have
yet
On
Monday,
January
30th,
at
to
taste
defeat
In
their
European
2.30
pjn.
at
the
Imperial
Oil
Dock
tour,
won
over
a
team
or
Western
I
Ihe
following
items
wM
be
offered
European
Canadians
here
yester-at
public
sale:
worm
drive
anchor
(jay
by
a
score
qf
10
to
1.
Joe
Ben-
winch,
gurdles,
tools,
water
.and
0u
and
Johnny
M:Cready
were
res-l
gas
tanks
and
considerable
other
j
pcnsible
for
nine
of
Trail's
goals.
trolling
equipment.
SEALED
TENDERS
will
also
bcl
CAHI)
OF
THANKS
received
up
to
noon
of
the
samai
date
for
purchase
of
20
h.p.
Regal
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson
and
engine
with
or
without
shaft
and
family
wifh
to
convey
sincere
propellot.
Tills
engine
new
two
thanks
and
appreciation
to
a.l
years
ago.
Highest
or
any
tender
friends
Tor
tneir
Kind
expressions
not
necassarlly
accepted.
of
sympathy
and
beautiful
floral
Above
articles
open
for
lnspec-
tributes
and
especially
the
nurs-
Uon
from
1
to
2:30
on
day
of
sale,
ing
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
tnose
wno
donated
cars,
at
the
time
of
their
sad
bereavement.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
.Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
a
E.
BLACK
Walker's
Music
Store;
Large
Stock
Music
llelntiman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesate
rianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonwcope
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
rug
in
front
of
the
low
dresslni
table.
Directly
across
the
corridor
A
private
staircase
cut
off
fronyj
the
rest
of
the
house
leads
from
their
own
rooms
until
the
arrival'
the
royai
bedrooms
to
the
oak
iof
their
Majetles
May
17
when
panelled
sltUng
rooms
on
the
first
Ithey
will
move
to
other
quarters
.floor.
Adjoining
their
Majesties.
tin
Government
House.
Staff
mem-,slulng
rooms
Is
a
.smaller
drawing
bers
who
will
travel
with
the
royal
.room
arranged
for
the
ladles-ln
party
from
England
will
De
ac-ujyng
the
royal
entourage.
comodated
In
Rideau
Hall
or
mi
Buff
unholsterv
has
,
been
chosen
Rideau
Cottafic,
residence
of
A.
S
Uor
deep
chairs
and
sofa
In
the
Redfern.
secretary
to
tne
uover-nor-General.
In
Government
House
grounds.
New
Color
Scheme
Wall
of
the
room
and
the
clotet
rhned
dressing
room
off
one
side,
now
a
pale
yellow,
will
b
done
ln
oastel
pink
shade.
New
chintzes
nowered
in
pink
and
blue
will
cover
the
sofa
and
stuffed
chain
in
the
room
and
a
blue
taf
feta
frill
will
replace
the
deep
ween
covering
around
the
dress
ins
table.
Complementary
plaut
drape
will
take
the
place
of
the
Ureen
hangings
now
framing
the
I
1
I
I
lour-poKer
manogany
u
w
King's
sitting
room
to
harmonize
with
the
deep
blue
carpet.
Red
silk
damask
hangings
will
frame
the
windows.
One
wall
is
lined
with
hoeany
desk.
White
flowers
on
a
deep
blue
background
will
form
the
cpverin?
fqr
the
furniture
Jn
the
.Queen
sitting
room.
Originals
of
Umstra-,
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
.in-
v.
7.fir.ror
nH
white
flre-clace
and
on
the
walls-
p
wezek.
C.
N.
R.;
S.
McKenzie
,
at
one
time
was
Interested
at
Sealed
Tenders
for
purchase
of
Ocean
Falls.
ujAMnini
tr
tt
a
t
rf
Jnhn
i
!
Hammer
will
be
received
by
under-
CmnKA
Kafprc
I'sisned
uo
to
noon.
Saturday.
Jan-.
01111)
tC
JUaLCIo
lluary
28th.
1939.
Boat
may
pe
seen
i
I
at
Armour
.salvage
iu
long.
8
ft
beam
and
15
h.p.
Frlsby
engine.
Ofliclal
Administrator,
.will
be
hune
water-colors
done
by
Anyox;
S.
Arahawa
and
Mah
yen.
Canadian
artists.
city.
A
hooked
rug
in
rose
and
blue
Pince
Rupert
..,,
hmwht
hv
Ladv
Tweedsr'
H.
F.
SUverthoroe.
Blllmor:
4
paoe
niRriT'
Maiy
Pkas-es
Of
STRESS
QUEEN'S
FAVORED
visit
COLORS
IN
ROYAL
ROOMS;
m
A't
Luncheon
n-TT
rn
rfctTkifr
&
tin
Tf
11?
-An
'enjoyable,
racy
description
'.of
his
trip
to
Calgary
and
California
was
given
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
at
Its
weekly
luncheon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
by
Roy
Vandersluys.
He
told
of
stop
ping
off
at
Mcses
Lake,
about
ninety
miles
from."
Spokane,
where
the
people
In
the
next
room
worked
all
night
at
their
accounts
and
moved
out
about
four
o'clock
In
the
morning
and
began
banging
at
ducks,
it
being
the
opening
day
of
the
duck
shooting
season.
Proceeding
from
Spokane
to
Creston
the
next
day
he
again.
ran
into
the
I
opening
of
the
duck
season
on
the
looking
opt
on
the
forest
at
Rock
lBrlUsn
Columbia
side
of
the
boun
room,
which
has
fuil-slzed
buffaL.
skins
on
the
brown
rug.
Uew
up
holstery
In
llnen-damask
will
bt
in
cherry
red
shades.
Flowers
in
.Pattern
dary.
The
roadi
around
Creston
were
very
bad,
especially
the
shelves
of
books
and
In
the
centre
jhu
far
Los
lace
aj
a
guest
w
oi
tne
room
were
w
a
wiuc
iua-
A--Ur
nnv
inrirfpntsnf
the
vis-
Gi
!muir
at
the
Canadian
National
Woodall,
city;
Lillian
j.
MccoamicK
irvr.thiinn
tn
Toronto
last
summer
Asslnlbola,
Sask.:
Fred
Nash
and
I
AXVaa
ava
-
In
anticipation
of
the
royal
visit.
Pred
H.
Nasn,
Terrace
will
be
used
on
the
thick
biege
French,
Vancouver.
R.
H.
B.
They
visited
Cranbrook.
Winder
mere,
Radium
Hot
Springs
wnere
moose
crossed
the
road
right
ln
front
of
them
At
Calgary,
where
Frank
Dibb.
who
went
with
them,
had
a
large
number
of
friends,
he
attended
the
Rotary
luncheon,
visited
with
Glen
Gulick
and
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
The
finest
scenery
on
the
trip
was
on
the
road
from
MacLeod
on
the
Canadian
side
to
Missoula
Hot
Springs
where
they
drove
around
the
tops
of
the
mountain
ranges
on
excellent
roads.
After
reaching
Vancouver,
Mr.
Dlbb
stopped
off
and
Jack
Joy
took
Uons
oi
me
aiomay
.
uM.h9f
nnM
the
Canadian
Drovlnclal
Louis
Hemon's
French-Canadian
.
.
d,
.
classic.
"Marie
Chapdelalne.'
loan
ed
by
theatrlst.
Clarence
Qagnon.
will
be
hung
about
the
room.
Large
bowls
pf
fresh
flowers
cut
from
the
conservatory
at
.Riaeau
r-.HlTv;,
ith
hioh
naddedlHail
will
add
color
to
their
Majes
back
will
also
be
re-covered
ln
pink
and
blue-flowered
chintz.
Off
the
bedroom
i
an
all-white
batn
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
27::
(CP)
j001"-
j
Robert
E.
Nlven.
pioneer
sawmill
A
manogany
wamrooe.
-"j
operator,
is
dead
here
at
the
age
table,
wrtung
aeK
ana
a
of
seventy-two
years.
For
years
he
'chintz
screen
are
other
pieces
of
ties
quarters
uuriiig
oujuum
in
Canada's
capital.
It
were
related,
of
particular
Inter
est
being
the
large
number
of
Prince
Rupert
people
they
met
at
different
points.
Concluding,
Mr.
Vandersluys
said
shape.
.
he
thought
just
as
fine
a
holiday
could
be
spent
without
crossing
the
boundary
line.
A
It
was
they
travelled
6300
miles
with
out
a
puncture
or
anything
to
nar
the
enjoyment
of
the
tour.
ERMINE
PRICES
STRONG
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
price
of
ermine
pelts
ranged
from
five
to
twenty
per
cent
higher,
according
to
grade
at
a
sale
here.
Itching
TORTURE
(i
A
Minut
ZZ
HS
DTD.
a
PBWCRIrTION.
lu
itl.
Jk
tuetWUi
tmuurf
tkii.
Cnr,
ttmui
2juSAUiab.aPBciuiTiON.
JANUARY
SALE
Just
4
Days
More
Take
Advantage
of
These
Last
Few
Days
of
the
Sale.
Look
in
Newspaper,
Ivtv
s
Window
and
in
Store
for
Heal
f,alues
vc
are
Otfcxing.
Size
4-0.
Reg.
$17.50.
Sale
Floor
Covering
2
Only
Seamless
Axminster
Carpets
ssra.
$3i.oo
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
Six
feet
wide.
Regular
square
70i
XJ'
yard
85c.
Sale
Spring
Filled
Mattr
esses
$13.50
Red
Complete
with
steel
bend
spring
and
spring
filled
mattress.
Regular
$40.00.
$32.50
Sale
w
w
rfr
Vanity
Dresser-Reg.
$22.00
fl,vw
$2S.OO.
Sale
Chiffonier
Reg.
$24.00.
Sale
.
.
.
19.00
Size
4-6.
Reg.
$20.00.
Sale
$15.50
Baby
Buggy-Reg.
25.00
$32.00.
Sale
Sfeamer
Trunk
Reg.
$10.00.
Sale
8.00
Wardrp)QTrunk-Rcg.
jj-iq
?J.VV
ft
ft
$22.00.
Sale
Cooey
Metal
Folding
Bridge
Tables
In
variety
of
colors.
$4.25
Sale
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
Prince
Rupert