PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THAT
REMINDS
ME
-
I
CAN
SAVE
WITH
.OGDEN'S
Skidegate
Social
Club
Is
Active
Valentine
Dance
and
Card
Party
Are
Among
Interesting
Events
Held
Recently
Opening
of
New
Number
for
jj
j
Service
and
Dependability
S
Phone
13
Taxi
Opp.
PAT
MAZZIE
Post
Office,
4lh
St.
NWAV-V.V.W.'.W.-.W.WA
Hi
And
you.
too.
can
save
with
this
better
cigarette
tobacco.
You
can
do
more
than
that
for
Ogden's
will
also
net
you
fuller
pleasure
in
rolling
your
own.
Ogden's
cooler,
smoother
cut
is
the
first
choice
of
experts
who
know
how
to
pick
an
"all-star"
performer.
But
of
course,
to
enable
Ogden's
to
perform
at
its
best,
you'll
need
a
paper
worthy
of
the
tobacco.
So
choose
from
the
two
top-notchers
"Chantecler"
or
"Vogue."
were
let
down,
The
winners
of
lucky
balloon
prizes
were
Betty
Regnere
and
William
Price.
I
j
Another
interesting
event
to
be
j
staged
by
the
club
was
a
bridge
I
party,
the
winners
being
Miss
Edna
Beaven
and
Flight
Lieut.
E.
C.
Luke
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Quests,
in
addition
to
local
Sklde-
gate
people,
included
Flight
Lieut.
SKIDEGATE,
Feb.
18.
A
very
E.
C.
Luke,
M.
J.
Dougherty
of
successful
Valentine
Dance
was
Prince
Rupert,
Magistrate
Bell
and.
held
by
the
Skidegate
Social
Club,
'
son
cf
Vancouver,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
about
150
persons
being
in
attend-
O.
McKenzie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
H.
ance.
Many
different
novelties
Jolliffe
and
H.
R.
Rpavpn
nf
were
much
enjoyed
by
the
dancers.
Charlotte
City;
Mrs.
Ross
and
Paul
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
Hellawell
of
Tlell,
Sergius
de
Bucy
the
Harmony
Boys'
Orchestra
con-
and
Myrtle
Helmer
of
Lawn
Hill
umtiu
uj
ricu
nu,.
mere
was
ana
rai
wrocKer
01
Fort
Clements.
much
merriment
when
nretty
bal
loonsi
suspended
from
the
celling:
ALL-IN
WRESTLING
OUT
LONDON,
Feb.
25;
(CP)-Con-slderning
all-in
wrestling
"an
objectionable
form
of
entertainment,"
Middlesex
County
Council
decided
not
to
grant
licences
for
bouts.
NO
DOUBLE
DUTY
MOSELEY,
Eng..
Feb.
25:
(CP)
Members
of
Moseley
rugby
team
received
an
SOS
to
be
on
the
ground
early
before
one
of
their
games
with
shovels
to
clear
away
the
snow.
SPECIALS
!
Grapefruit-
9CJf-
King
Oscar
an.
6
for
2
tins
sSC
Frcih
Eggs
9EI
Shredded
Wheat
-f
'
UC
Dozen
Pkt
Tissue
Rolls
25C
R1,Cd
0als"
17C
Fresh
Spinach
Q
Prunes
sn.
2
lbs
.
2-lb.
pkt.
Apples
OCIn
Be,la
Coola
Q4
A
A
6
lbs
Potatoes-Sack
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Copland's
Fruit
Market
8T2
FREE
DELIVERY
The
Letter
Box
DEFENCE
OF
CANADA
Editor,
Dally
News:
There
are
certain
facts
the
Defence
of
Canada
League
would
like
to
place
before
your
readers.
Recently
we
were
asked:
"What
further
use
Is
there
for
our
organization
now
that
the
Canadian
government
Is
defence
conscious'"
Taking
for
granted
our
government
is
defence
conscious,
can
the
same
be
said
of
the
Canadian
people?
What
action
are
the
various
sections
of
Canada
taking
in
support
of
the
defence
measures
the
government
has
accomplished,
or
has
In
view?
Our
observations
bring
out
the
fact
that
various
portions
look
upon
the
money
appropriated
for
defence
works
as
simply
a
fund
to
be
distributed
amongst
ridings
in
political
favor
This,
of
course,
the
thing
citizen
knows,
is
untrue,
but
It
Is
the
unthinking
citizen
(and
his
name
Is
legion)
who
must
be
brought
to
a
realization
of
the
breakers
ahead.
Outside
of
Bri:lsh
Columbia
what-
part
of
Canada
is
at
Ml
alarmed
over
the
vital
question
of
the
continued
Oriental
penetration
and
Its
menace
to
Canadian
defence?
I
pointed
this
matter
out
tn
the
Canadian
public
early
in
1035
and
met
with
considerable
ridicule
and
opposition
from
portions
of
Canada
where
lgnorahc
of
the
question
Is
rampant.
The
Defence
of
Canada
League
vigorously
supported
my
endeavors
to
get
a
hearing,
which,
in
a
meas
ure,
has
been
accomplished.
tlon.
Why
should
consideration
b
given
to
a
potential
enemy?
Would
the
Japanese,
for
example,
be
so
kind
to
us
if
they
ever
got
contrcl
of
British
Columbia,
and,
afterwards,
of
other
parts
of
Canada?
What
could
stop
an
Oriental
power
need
should
arise,
no
instructions
ate
the
larger
Inhabited
zones.
What
superlative
smugness
in
these
days
of
Httlerlsm;
these
days
when
all
"foreign"
human
beings
are
Just
nonentities
to
be
dealt
with
as
the
gang
leader
ses
fltl
Take
heed
Canada,
ifou
are
no
more
prepared
to
take
care
of
your
own
citizens
than
the
Jews
Are
you
content
to
rest
on
itt
cnaniaDie
protection
of
some
i
from
securing
control
of
B.
C.'
'
and,
then,
other
parts
of
Canada?
Certainly
not
the
defence
meas-j
i
or.
NEVILLE.
E
F
AI
R
WEATHER.
Staff
Captain
(Retired
National
President.
MOOSE
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
order
to
dispel
certain
rum
ors
current
around
town
to
the
effect
that
the
Moose
Lodge
was
responsible
for
the
seizure
of
thfe
Instruments
of
the
Metlakatla.
Alaska,
orchestra,
so
that
they
could
not
hold
a
dance
In
town,
we
wish
the
public
to
know
that
the
trouble
emanated
front
another
source
altogether.
The
policy
of
the
Moose
Lodge
ls
to
assist
visitors
to
our
city,
rather
than
t0
place
obstacles
in
their,
path.
I
Through
this
medium,
we
extend
our
regrets
to
the
Metlakatla
basketball
team
and
orchestra
that
this
unfortunate
incident
occurred,
and
If.
at
any
time
In
the
future
lor
k-
return
points.
to
couvcr
via
Islands.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Rowboat
Thievery
Hecoming
Racket
Here
Capt.
Paul
Armour
Rack
From
Trip
South
.
well
as
two
district
conventions
at
been
given
the
public
haye
howJa
park
t
h
1
citizens
could
protect
themselvesprlce
R
u
recc,vl
;
against
incendiarism,
how
to
ad-lrr,M
V,r
.i
Just
gas
masks,
and
how
to
evacu-i:
v
KrTr:
"
"
u
nutiuj
vii
bite
watiauuAii
i.
t
-
tional
Railwayjas
well
as
the
Oyro
Club
Itself
through
various
The
expectation
is
that,
either
going
or
coming,
quite
a
few
of
the
delegates
to
the
service
club
conventions
will
travel
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
local
club
Ls
already
considering
the
matter
of
suitably
entertaining
them
while
here.
other
country,
and
which
you
must
hr,
"
'JTJl
w
,
"T
w"
pay
for,
"some
how.
some
time."
'
nLl
T
Zl??
"
The
Defence
of
Canada
Leaguel
J"3.
a
the
U!
JJ
CUl"ly
s,tatS-stands
for
the
independence
andeJ?!
Prt,
unity
of
the
Canadian
natlon-a,1?
"
thrOUgl?,the
state
In
the
making.
We
are
alive
11
tZ
"mentions
to
the
dangers.
How
many
inCa.,a"
naaa
are
loyal
to
Canada
and
its
I
-....
j
,
r
i
Horin..,
tr.riitinn9
fanaH,
rcsented
at
the
Jasper
conventions
Mnnin,
n
4v,..
h.
,i'.
-
!
Y
CTl
of
its
members.
country
whose
politicians
(all
sides)
consider
the
question
of
a
distinctive
flag
too
dangerous
a
matter
to
handle.
Have
some
pride,
Canadians.
Do
I
your
own
thinking,
or
some
other
country,
some
other
race,
will
do
It
for
you.
Awake,
Caanda,
get
behind
us
in
our
struggle
for
a
higher
patriotism,
for
independent
thoughts
and
action
which
are
so
necessary
In
the
building
of
a
na
tion
worth
living
in,
worth
dying
I
Try
a
Daily
News
ciwwlflcd
ad-!
vertlsement
for
bit
results
!
we
can
be
of
any
help,
we
will
give
our
full
co-operation
and
support.
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE,
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE.
A.
D.
Vance,
Dictator.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
.Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone
658
1
egg
yolk
Vancouver
and
way-,on
10151
or
,n
Palty
shells.
Having
made
a
special
voyage
to
Stewart
to
unload
heavy
mach-
inerY
or
the
Premier
At
r.naHin
whn
thint.
nf
mine.
C.
N.
Canada
first,
it
Is
my
opinion
that
R
Prlncf
Jh,n'
Capt"
any
Canadian
government,
of
any
Mabta,
arrived
In
port
at
8
political
stripe,
which
has
the
oc'ock
,
night
from
the
north
Power,
should
deal
with
this
ques-
and
Kd,e,d
at
Midnight
for
Van-
RUPERT
ON
GYRO
MAP
I
I
ures
taicen
to
date.
jJasper
Park
Conventions
L'xpectcd
Then
there
is
the
question
of
To
Draw
quite
a
Few
.Memlxrs
non-combatant
civilians.
Although
Through
Here
we
have
pointed
out
to
authorities
J
.
what
would
amount
to
criminal
...
Incldental
ta
tne
iloJIn.
of
(negligence
on
tneir
part
n
tne
Qvro
IntPrnatfon:i,
pnnvn,inn
n.
V....tt
I
A
&I
-
"
v..
Hotel
Arrivals
lloyal
Sam
Nordln.
Porcher
Island
Prince
Itupert
Commander
J.
A.
Heenan,
tawa.
Central
Loren
Jensen.
C.
Ortqulst.
Ot-
Smythe.
Otto
Olsen
and
Alf
Carl
I
son,
city.
COMEDY.
WESTERN
"Say
It
In
French"
and
"I"
Mexico"
on
Double
nlll
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Sav
it
In
French.'
a
gay
comedy
of
life
In
Manhattan's
social
circle.
and
"In
Old
Mexico,"
an
outdoor
action
thriller.
comprise
a
double
-!
-
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
nrA-
10111
picture
uiufciaiu
i"v-
If
we
are
to
believe
all
we
Hear
rowboat
thievery
I
sented
tonight
only
at.the
Capitol
seems
to
be
assuming
some
proportions
as
a
racket
along'
Theatre.
;7i
"Say
It
In
French."
the
cast
o'
wav
w
A
-
-
.
-
r
V
av
M'Aiim
i-nntM
tliot
nmt
nna
rtir
i
n
rr
o
imihnif
mnnlJ
nuu.u
seem
umt
....J"...
vv...b
i
tunuuub
nuum
nvu
with
oiympne
Bradna.
Mary
advised
to
add
to
their
equipment
a
good
husky
staple,
ime.
Irene
Harvey
and
chain
ana
lock,
uuite
a
number
oi
complaints
have
been.Beecher
prominent
in
su
heard
and
there
has
been
at
least
one
prosecution
which
resulted
in
a
fine
of
$25
being
imposed.
The
latest
victims
of
the
racket
tells
of
how
he
missed
his
boat
and
finally
lo:ated
It
on
a
float.
Making
In-1
qulries
with
a
view
to
recovering
possession,
he
found
out
that
the
boat
had
been
sold
and
a
bill
nf
sale
actually
given.
He
recovered
the
boat.
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
t:
i..
d
I
CHICKEN
A
LA
KING
I
can
condensed
cream
of
mushroom
soup
i
cup
top
milk
1
cup
diced
cooked
chicken
4
cup
plmlcnto
(cut
In
strips)
which
Is
headed
by
Ray
Mill
and
pportlng
roles.
Is
a
story
of
riotous
events
that
ensue
when
the
French
bride
of
a
young
American
takes
a
Job
as
maid
with
his
Park
Avenue
fam
lly
while
her
husband
become
en
gaged
to
a
madcap
heiress
In
order
to
keep
his
father
from
going
bank
rapt.
After
a
series
of
exciting
vicissitudes.
MUland
manages
to
save
his
father's
fortune
and
his
bride
too.
In
"In
Old
Mexico."
William
Boyd,
riding
with
his
two
tradition
al
saddlemates.
George
Hayes
and
Empty
can
of
cream
of
mushroom
;n,,-ii
iuvrfn'
i.
Harm
and
.
soup
Into
saucepan,
stir
well.
Add',oUrM,u,
nncher
wh0
lrckl
down
i.
..
mux
8raauajjy.,theiMaofadBan-byDre.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
Urr,nS
constantly.
Heat
to
boll-John
Bodcn,
arrived
In
port
a
,ns
add
diced
chicken
and
plmlen-
10:30
last
night
from
the
south
i-
inrn
aaa
tcacn
egg
yolk
dl
tending
an
affection
for
the
man's
sister,
thus
avenging
the
death
of
a
lifelong
friend
and
cleaning
out
a
a.a
sailed
at
midnight
on
her
Iutcd
wUn
rome
oI
hot
sauce.
8ervw
drn
0r
roj,brs
but
not
without
a
g
s
H
H
M
9
e
5
some
complications
Paul
Sutton
"
Is
again
the
menace
of
the
piece
Ig
while
pretty
Jane
Clayton
has
the
g
leading
feminine
role.
KANK
COMES
IIACK
LEICESTEJl,
Eng..
Feb
M:
CP
Knocked
down
three
times
In
the
first
round
by
RaouI
Degryse
Belgian
flyweight
champion.
Peter
Bert
Kane,
world
title
holder,
recovered
to
take
a
decision
In
a
10-round
bout
here.
Do
You
Know
This?
Do
you
know
that
the
Prince
Rupet
Daily
News
is
by
far
the
most
widely
and
mo
carefully
read
publication
In
Prince
Rupert
eKr
and
district?
Every
day
the
Dally
News
Is
assiduously
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
city
circulation.
Uw
Daily
News
spreads
in
substantial
numbers
to
tne
various
communities
in
the
Interior
and
up
and
down
the
coast.
Numbered
among
our
subscribers
.
are
many
people
of
the
native
villages.
If
you
desire
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increase
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business
by
effectively
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of
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city
and
district,
the
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discuss
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whole
question
of
advertising
with
you.
Now
You
Do
Know.
Ob..
OCOAI
evermined.
Old
King
Coal
is
a
clever
old
gink
He
works
pure
magic
In
a
wink
Hell
Cheer
jour
moping,
drooping
soul
t
With
a
ton
of
Phllpott
Evltt
Coal.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
The
Hcsl
Coal
in
Town
REDUCED
WINTER
FARES
to
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
nd
Powell
River
$36.00
Uclurn
Meals
and
Itcrth
Included
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
THURSDAYS
Rate
Effectlv
Nov.
1st
Until
Feb.
28.
Return
Limit,
March
31.
11:15
p.m.
Southbound
V-2-3D
Canadian
National
Steamships
Saturday,
February
25
r-j.
TONIGHT
ONLY
Z
Showi.
V00
nd
9
Q
HAY
.M1LLANI)
OLYMI'K
IIRADNA
In
the
Joyous
Comrdr
Titbit
"SAY
IT
IN
FRENCH"
(At
1:1:
ami
10
30
I'Ll'S
The
Rest
of
the
Hop
.i)r,,
Cauidy
Picture
.
.
W.M.
BOYli
In
"In
Old
Mexico"
(At
7:00
and
5
in
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