PAGE
FOUR
Very
Finest
Quality
"SALAM
TEA
Parcels
For
New
Enockson
Home
A
number
of
parcels
have
been
left
at
the
Daily
News
for
the
En-ockson
family.
Included
in
the
number
is
a
pair
of
new
gray
blan
5
lbs.
English
Nice
Bananas
2
lbs
NORTHERN
SPY
APrLES
25c
B0X
$1.79
25c
.Milky
Cocoanuts
2
for
and
Keep
die
Pot
Boiling
with
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
10
kets
contriuted
by
a
group
of
ladles
and
two
packages
of
kitchen
stuff)
and
clothes
from
the
proprietors
of
Chris
Mill
Bakery,
a
package
from
Mrs.
William
Millar
and
another
j
from
Flora
Lewis.
The
parcels
are
being
held
until
tomorrow
or
until
the
family
is
able
to
move
into
the
new
home.
A
Famous
Canadian
15c
19c
Sweet
and
Juicy
Seedless
ORANGES
n
Each
x
Green
Grapes
.
Lb
FREE
DELIVERY
Qp
Red
Red
Grapes
Grapes
"Qf
Lb.
COPELAND'S
FRUIT
MARKET
JL.
V
S
Phone
872
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People'
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Prlne
Rupert
British
Columbia
MANY
AT
BANQUET
Men
ilfn
At
At
Annual
Annual
hv
by
Ladies
Ladies
of
of
Chu
Church
Interesting
Addresses
rrme
nrr.tiriW.
The
dinner
m.
nlm-
TIIE
DAILT
NEWS
Champion
Milk
Producer
Carnation
Ormsby.
of
the
Carnation
Farms,
Washington,
which,
for
a
365-day
period
when
nine
years
old,
produced
a
total
of
38,606
pounds
of
milk
containing
1,402
pounds
of
butterfat.
She
is
shown,
In
the
picture
being
crowned
by
Jackie
Cooper,
movie
star,
with
E.
II.
Stuart,
president
of
the
Carnation
Company,
looking
on.
ceeded
the
white
population
ther
devotion
to
church
Concluding,
the
Bishop
urged
those
present
-to
be
faithful
to
their
heritage
and
always
to
have
a
vision
for
the
future.
He
hoped
Anglican
Event
.I"fcl
y
T
aam
V
I
J
Prorldtri
ana
uccu
Jua
Crawford,
Margaret
SulUvan
newspaper
"VT.
h"
L
"
7mTlt
.
,
.
to
find
that
u
progress
had
,lKj.r,
..
'
.
,..,
'
says
he
has
been
surprised
at
Robtr
lou"K
n
made.
Mt,,vfn
V
V
Insularity
of
the
Vancouver
p
Other
Sneakers
Rev-
R-
c-
Durnford
The
twenty-second
annual
men's
answer.
ed
criticisms
of
the
church
and
banquet
of
St.
Andrews
Anglican
.c
,,,alnrr,vMert
hv
the
Worn-
hm
Of
TOC
H,
It
Was
Open
tO
r!
FIVE
STAR
CAST
HERE
fay
"Shining
Hour"
A.m.f
everyone
but
there
was
always
ths
..-..
a
!
Australia
Is
Like
Canada
In
Some
Respects
Visiting
Journalist
Speak
of
Resemblance
of
Two
Countries-Vancouver
lnular
Australia
resembles
Canada
In
many
respects,
according
to
Frank
Sullivan,
newspaperman
from
Mel
bourne,
who
has
been
knocking
about
for
several
years
broadening
his
outlook
and
educating
himself.
He
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
morning
and
left
last
evening
by
train
for
Ottawa
where
he
has
a
temporary
.position
with
the
Journal.
Discussing
the
resemblances
oe-tween
Canada
and
Australia,
Mr
Sullivan
point
out
that
the
population
of
Australia
U
chiefly
along
the
seaboard
while
that
of
Canada
lis
along
the
border.
There
Is
In
each
country
a
huge
area
at
pres-
jent
almost
unoccupied.
Australia
is
being
Americanized
although
not
'to
quite
as
great
an
extent
as
Can-
,ada.
Melbourne
is
largely
English
but
Sydney
is
American
'
Mr.
Sullivan
has
spent
the
past
four
months
with
the
Province
!
at
Vancouver
and
tie
at
the
Cathedraljall
with
C.
H.
m
.r
.
u
M
,
and
-
fMi,..
i-
r,v-.
ckimIm
-
M
tVUtUI
SSI
A
11
V
UiiUUUK
t
i
.
.
.
j
'
me
iw
oi
wie
province
rinnMni.
TV
n
rH
...
4f.
them.
n,.l,-..,i..ii
.ij
cnarRe
ui
me
vauLes
were:
Mrs.
j.
.
-..v..6
-
w"".m
ii.ii
u.
biirn.uu.iEKaLiuii.
a
iluiu
.
.
i
k
i
m.
p.
.
,
....
and
""J"W"'
"
lCUm"
wun
lony
"riuemcni
Ior
l
'MU,U
g
'mounted
and
engraved
walking
??n
?
Mrs
rline
fin
rernrnltlnn
nf
his
Inn
-J"""''.
.Miiuni,
.
service
to
the
church
as
warden.
Mrs-
C-
Y11-
Oeofge
Bulger
As-by
Mr.
Mcintosh
was
taken
wholly
'e5a"dys-Jack
,"cluded
Mn-.
Oreer.-d
surprise
and
found
It
difficult
S?n?
Nordan.
Mrs.
William
thahk
the
donors.
Mrs:
.J-
PnileVshnnV
Mn
A
T?
Nlehnlx
5;
i
nis
laaras
me
up
ua
Mrs
Oe0rRe
Cr,
M
Robcrt
some
of
the
early
history
o
he
g
Bartlett
Mrs
A
u
HoUh
M
1
l.
,7
.
,
;
.
,
p-
M-
"aynor.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Wilson
(waslrst
established
at
Met
akatla
and
Mrs
Q
Johns
M,wg
In
ip
and
twenty
years
later
the.
slevert
Nancy
jjawes,
N.
Smith
ucrse
loruicu
uuuer
uiMiup
and
D
'fnent
Ridleyiwith
headquarters
at
Metla-;
latla.
He
was
succeeded
by
Bishop
DuVf
met
In
1904
who
died
ln
1924.
He
'(Bishop
Rlx)
carried
on
for
our
years
and
eleven
years
ago
was
consecrated
to
the
office
he,
Prince
Rupert
now
held.
j
D.
A.
Macleod.
Vancouver;
H.
F
'
.
.
.
Silvcrthorne.
Blllmor.
,
Bishop
K
Rlx
,
...
a
I
Central
The
Bishop
spoke
of
the
splcn-
Art
Hadln,
Eddy
Pass
Mine;
A.
dd
work
being
carried
on
by
MrDonald,
L.
J.
Hogan
and
Harry
Dean
Oibson
ln
this
city.
It
would
McLeod,
city;
II.
Prltchard,
Van-have
been
difficult
to
find
a
more
derhoof.
devoted
or
more
capable
man.
Knox
Speaking
of
the
work
of
the
M.
L.
Clark,
Oeorgetown;
H.
future,
the
Bishop
said
there
was
Enockson.
city,
an
obligation
on
the
part
of
the
church
amounting
to
$5,000
which
.
i
should
be
cleared
off.
He
suggested
Try
n
Daiiv
rew
cr-nmed
art
j
lhat
a
new
tower
was
needed
to
j
complete
the
cathedral
church.
If
this
were
done
he
knew
of
no
w.vww.vw.va'.sv.
church)
except
the
cathedral
at
J
Opening
of
New
Number
for
t7ltffa
tViat
ViqI
a
VaHai
an-
Kervlre
ihiI
f
1
....
n
.1
i
V
1
1
!
f
th
work.
The
building
was
built
r
on
a
rock
with
a
wonderful
foun-
5
datlon
and
would
endure.
Tit
L
.
HI.
unlit
-ft
ex
A
Via
stf
al
L
IfnWlMl
W
riivn
frsitav
-g
5
was
only
one
of
the
churches
ln
j
5
the
diocese.
It
was
the
mother
5
Turning
to
the
Indian
missions,
jjj
the
Bishop
spoke
most
apprectat-
lvely
of
the
work
going
on
In
this
w
J.
connection,
A
fine
new.
church
2
building
would
be
opened
at
5
Greenville
in
the
fall
and,
in
ad-1
pa
5
ditlon
to
that,
a
hall
had
lust
Phone
13
Taxi
PAT
MAZ7.IK
Opp.
Post
Office,
4th
St.
.
church.
He
wished
hU
listeners
VMAVw.vwwwm
CUUJU
ate
Mir
wuiiw
uciii
taiiicu
-
:
i
1
Ion
In
the
Peace
River
by
such
liajBiaiBiiarB'JHBiBT'-a-cB'a
J.men
as
Russell
Brown,
canon
T.
,D.
Proctor
and
at
Vanderhoof
by
ta
5,
Rev.
Charles
J,
Brown.
Vander-j
?.h.nf
nra
the
nnlv
rhnrrh
In
the
I
I
llV,
n
u.
W..V
V.
.
.
.
v-'.u.
k..
...
v..
diocese
that
last
year
had
met
all
5
its
obligations.
Then
there
was
SI
Rev.
J.
E.
Bircnall
at
Smltners
n
land
others.
All
were
doing
ex-
.ccllent
work
and
he
was
proud
of,
ELITE
J
Beauty
Parlor
Mrs.
Sutherland
Introducing
the
New
Zotos
Permanent
By
an
amazing
color
change
the
guardian
eye
signals
the
instant
thl3
exquisite
permanent
Is
complete.
This
pre
cision
timing
assures
longer
3
been
completed
for
the
Church
jj
llfe-
Breater
depth
and
far
2
Army.
At
Kltkatla
there
was
al
Joveuer
cuns.
beautiful
church
and.S
bulldins
Phone
499
for
Appointments
.I
other
rii&CM
were
nlmnst
enuallvlH
yMMvuwwvuMwwAJvv
The
natives
far
ex-
.
mumtuitiim:mswtmxn&uzw$m'&tLj
yjy.zzr:
,:z
(
the
people
Most
of
them
know
nothing
about
the
rest
of
British
Columbia.
Many
look
upon
Vancouver
as
the
whole
Cathedral'
was
held
last
evening
ed
that
every
member
should
m
.
"f
Slll
ujuauin.,
uiiia-muutiui
.J
...
Mr
cIUv.n
....
a.mI
f.
ililt
.
uuiuiail
HiutiBiiH
ava
where
the
IalthIul
June
1936.
worked
with
n
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
and
was
m
Friday
at
the
Capitol
v
Theatre.1
I
fnnd
London
Times
for
four
month.'
!much
enloyed
Tables
were
decor-
Gathe"!a
(the
ated.
with
spring
flowers
After
Dcan
GlDson
sPke
of
tne
value
Dealing
with
the
career
of
a
travelled
In
almost
every
country
in
ot
un,ty
ln
the
cnurcn-
Hc
WM
famous
cabaret
dancer,
the
drami
Europe
and
was
in
Vienna
at
the
the
toast
to
The
King
there
were
songs
by
Miss
Hodgson
Mrs
Jarvls
Blad
toseea
world
movement
with
moves
at
a
rapid
pace
through
time
of
the
Hitler
plebiscite
follow
McLeod
and
Len
Crlpps
story
tell-
th,s
,n
view-
The
new
ef,ort
w-as
nlght
Il'e
81
New
Yorlt
10
tne
in
lne
annelton
ot
that
country
lng
by
Al
Newman
and
speeches
based
on
tne
cffort
to
a8rce
on
contrasting
surroundings
of
a
He
also
was
for
five
months
with
ivlhe
nisrht
Rev
BUhon
Rlx
"
essentials
and
forget
the
non-
Kansas
farm
where
the
girl
is
the
Western
Mall
In
Cardiff
He
'
I
.
euentlnlc
He
tnnVi
lntjretlno1v
nerstl.lHeH
hv
TVnirl3
In
ale.
on
enme
fn
Hanaila
In
Jim
anA
inont
verv
Rev.
Dean
uiDson
ana
Kev.
"
'
r
h
R'C
H
Durnford
rector
of
St
oi
tne
modern
trend
ln
religion
dancing
and
become
his
wife.
On
four
months
PeteA
Church
at
Seal
Cove.
Also
and
its
relat,on
to
the
totalitarian
the
farm
her
life
becomes
cempll-
Free
Press.
.th.re
4
o
hrief
nrtHre
nn
the
5lales
a
"l
wc
movcmcni
vo-
caicu
uy
me
acuviUCS
01
IHC
Spin-
ward
moral
rearmament.
He
men-
lster
sister
and
'chlrry
tVees
the
younger
bro-
lerry
trees
by
oy
Sada0
oaaao
Suga
ouBa
and
anu
.
.
,...,
....
...
.
t
J
.
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with
the
Winnipeg
.
.
.
.
1-r
nt
th.
lnt.mi.llAn.1i
fm.
CHMHKHiooaooooDD&ooof
0DOO00ouooooo0OOOOOoHKiooaoiooiK
a
toast
to
the
ladles
Drowsed
by
uonea
ine
pouwgai
unuy
mat
nas
uier
ana
nis
e.
A
dramatic
cli-
V.,,
-
g
itSSSiMUt
max
Tu,rK8
when
the
,arm
home
il'-JTSSK
5
i
by
Mrs
i
8
Meadows.
u
was
the
fourteenth
banquet
t
burns
to
the
ground,
the
resulUn
numDfr
"
dan
actually
MacRenzie
s
Furniture
February
Special
20
FOOT
Thone
775
-Assorted
covers
in
tapestry
and
$1.95
3S7
THIRD
AVENUE
Keep
the
Furnace
Roaring
I
-
'
.
over
wmcn
Mrs.
Tnomas
Anarew
experiences
brinslnc
about
a
re-
vv"wl"'tu
"
wc-
mi
Sis
avguig
nawui
i,
wa
vsi
.
...
.
S
ad
en
"nvenor
on
behalf
of
adjustment
In
the
household.
evening
was
the
presentation
to
R.
n
t
MMntnsh
h
n
p
Tinker
he
the
Woman
s
Auxiliary.
'
Those
ln
,
.
S
U
Mcjntosh
ratuiwni
by
ujf
a.
u,
P
r
Tinker,
iuu.ci,
on
on
uu
be-
uc-
.
.
.
.
4..,
-
m.
.
.
MUs
!.
CrnwfnrH
Crawford,
in
n
the
the
Han
s
Hotel
Arrivals
a-3
3k
best
A
net
OcoaI
everntnea,
Old
King
Coal
Is
a
clever
old
gink
He
works
pure
magic
In
n
wink
He'll
chcar
you
moping,
drooping
soul
With
a
ton
of
Phllpott
Evltt
Coal.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
The
Host
Coal
in
Town
Thursday,
February
p
r-TTJ
L
J
TONIGHT
and
FRIDAY
Z
Miowi,
7;00
and
9
fj
lilies
Mi
.is
lAlMllLJllW.
lUALi
SWrftl
H.r
4tS
Mlf
51
Ride
With
Kertke
and
Csa
fort
In
a
7-Pafnrr
Healed
Car
Phone
35
Wl
.1
rjp
'!
kttn
itni
"
"
At
tt
sr..
AIm
NHVS
end
N)VLLTT
I
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Hcd
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
ifily
'ra"
canning
company
with
sn
tU
the
year
round
payroll
U
Prlncs
Ruprt
Walker's
Music
Store
Ure
Mink
Mulc
llrltitimn,
Noidhflnier
snd
Lesser
PIsnM
Piano
Tunlnj
with
"ReMinoicope"
Photif
HI
.
3R9
21
"
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lilt
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lht
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!
Honour
JikIrd
W.
E
V'.
'
3rd
amy
of
ttrtiury
A.
O.
1
Of
Htlffh
M.
AdiMnn.
Dc"-Tpitk,
B.
C,
wxt
H
P"1"
'
clftlma
agftliutt
lve
taut
'
hereby
jt-qulml
to
funwWi
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erly
vtrtfinl
to
m.
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the
10th
tiny
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lurch
ip:
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rrinr
Uui-t'
d
Lxn
Dtrtl
iha
Oth
day
of
rebrnw
"
1930.
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you
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