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0
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Monday.
January
30.
lfijfl..
.
-"
,
.
'-
-
urn
BISHOP
RIX
Waterfront
Store
IS
SPEAKER
Is
Broken
Into
Candy
Specials
Sharp's
Aborted
Toffce-
Jelly
Peaks
Lb
30g
15c
Love
Creamn
and
Jellies
-fl
ff
'
AvV;
-Lb.
y.
!.
&.S.
Assurted.Chocolatw
75C
rmes
Ltd.
Zrii
Piqnecr
Druqgists
The
Itexall
Store
I'liones
81
Sc
K
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
1
tvm.
till
9
n.m.
TV
.
,
.
.
RCA
Victor
Sets
The
Standard
Of
Radio
Performance
and
Value
For
1939
points
of
the
fliiost,
radio
ever
producco).
Performance
and
value
that
n1
other
radio
can
match.
Unless
you
arc
getting
ALL
the
features
'wid'n'dva'ntakcA
of1
UCA
Vlctof
Railo
you
arc
hot
gct'tfna
the
vulue
fhat
you
should.
Mjulrl
97K1
,$1290
Unl
,CA.
Victor
maintains
tll
lc
wllli
the
Rrcatest
desree
of
pcrnianenre
in
performance
and
value.
It
Actually
gusts
Jss
to
Qyi
ic
i
Levi
Freestad
of
Digby
Island.
McDoueall
who
has
been
oh
a
visit
to
his"
na-
foreman-
tlve
Home-irt
the
Oslo
district
of
in
Norway,
returned
to
the
city
on
u
-
,
...
,.
.......
maU.
the
Dhhop
compared
these
."
J'"'
T.
M
,BW
.eveP,n?
niBnn
wwn.
over
which
erlor.
Ills
Lordship
referred
to
the
beauty,'
grace
and
endurance
of
Vancouver
on
Wednesday.
man
and
other
living
things
anj
TJjc
same
applied
to
alluded
to
man's
victory
over
cer-
which
should
be
kept
tain
diseases
and
bodily
enemies.
"If
a
person
owns
his
owri
house,
he
should
keep
It
In
good
shape.''
he
declared.
"He
should
do
likewise
with
his
body
which
should
not
be
abuted
by
drinking,
overeating,
overwork
or
wrong
oIng"
the
mind
pure
and
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
officer
commanding,
102nd.'
Battery,
Is
.sailing
Ihls"
afternoon
bn
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
brief
visit
to
Victoria
on
defence
matters.
Rev.
J
P
na-lna
In
o
2,
n
51
Tenders
1'
.
Their
Parents
O
a
Taper.
train
fo
6
A
letter
n
regard
to
a
rectnt
rock
sjlde
on
the'
Canadian
National
2
Railways
has
been
received
by
the
g
Dally
Kews
but
It
is
not
signed
by
o
tfte
writer
Ulf
refore
cannot
be
pub-
g
llshed".
If
the
wrfler
will
send
in
g
hW
name,
the
letter
will
be
publish-o
ed
n
cjic
course.
9
2
With
the
assistance
of
the
Ca
oaoooooooooooooeioooooooooooooonooooocoooooooaooooooo
inadian
Japanese
Young
Peopl
.;g.ity
and
the
Nippon
Youjigj
peoples
Association,
tne
Prince
Rupert
Japanese
Xoung
Men's
As
their
parents
at
a
social
on
Satur-1
day
evening
at
Kal
Kan
Hall
I
adou(
seveniy-i
jve
persons
were.
present
Tlie
chairman
was
Shoil
Shl-
mlzu.
who
gave
an
opening
address,!
TIIE
DAILY
NFWS
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Addrew,
Japanese
Young
People'
Jif.,
,',?(f
"ft"
,,f
ifret1
Ta""
J
A-
IkIcRae
the
Bap-
Aoclatlon
n
Wonder,
of
.""Ir1
u're
Seen
Making
tlt
Church
every
night
this
week
Nature
Which
lie
Likens
iay
upu.
rnoay,
at
pm.
'
"'
To
.Man
...
.
I
I2V
Orange
Ladles'
Bridge
and
Dance
Metropoie
Hall,
Feb.
J,
Adm.
25c.
,24)
'
rP
Electric
premises
on
the
Henry
Reljn
returned
to
the
city
Frank
M.
Dav
resumed
to
the
snMklntMMi
the
satisfaction
that
MZt',u
W
into
a,
on
the
Catala'lasj
night
from
a
trip
city
on
the
Catala
last
nighi
from
it'M
i5sslb!e
to
derive
rWi
,0-3.ff
PWffr
Mb1.
Entry
was
to
VancdMer
'
"
his-
annual
holiday
vtsll
to
Vancou
nature
arid
Gods
handiwork.
Rl
.
"JI
V'Z
irom
inei
.
Rev
O
A
Itlx
D.'tT.
BishoD
of
r
8,xty
P
of
clg-!
Just
Arrived!
Large
consign-
w
en
T!
ttudtn
ment
flower
and
vegetable
seeds,
Caledonia,
gave
an
Interesting
M-iSS-
dress
.Saturday
afternoon
toore
n
H
tfre
Wm.
Oafr,
Florist.
3rd.'
Ave.
reoplft's.
Association
at
a
fellow-'
...
.STrirn,
rm,
T.TT..,..
W.L
in
of
.
.
Qo-
of
of
yancouver.
yancouver.
under
under
foreman.
AUCJ
wonders
"
ShlO
Of
OH-
and
mm
wci
lower
an
ai.i.
i
lu.
.t.
to
tsrt
work
in
the
new
hosoltal
tiling
iu
mail
iu
wu
WIC
MW.l,,,,,.,
.
.
r
supreme
handwork
of
God"
lt
,
J?"
h
the
uie
Qreator
Qeator
was
was
wo-;;"
sup
from
r.T"
...
.
.
"c"
ver
and
rVicbria.
A.
C.
Small,
local
manager
of
the
Swlf-Cana'dian
lCd..
saUerf
last
pijht
on"
the
Catala
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
;Anyox
on
business.
Peter
Sunderland,
who
has
been
on
a
vacation
trip
as
far
south
as
California,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
last
nlcht
returning
I
fj-pm
jfhe'
south.
A
special
In
Permanent
Waves
durlngPns
week!
The
Modern
Beauty
shop
wishes
to
announce
inai
H
naif
reopened
in
new
pre-
I
n
n
.4
II..
1
1
1
-
rt
I
i
I.
.
.
.
V
.
clsan.
Conscience
the
speaker
'
'
'
!
tT"
mL5es
"P"ai
above
stone's
Cloh.
termed
-The
spirit
of
God"
and
1U
f!!
f.u,,?!"!
h
T.
,r??
Si,)re'
c
hoP
rc'
guldsnee
rfmld
ever
be
heeded'
WJiW
Wt
tU
ater
modeled,
Is
well
equipped,
and
Prssndcnt
Huoll
Vamanaeka
ten-
fL
W
taken
them
to
iteairi
heated
Phone
947
24J
dered
a
vote
of
thank,
to
the,"0""
ana
uergia-DlRehmenU
were
Mrved
.W
5ean
fH0'
S0
?.aXe
Pfn
wftVl
their
iunt.
Mrs.
R
t,
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
1af
left
on
n.rtM4
Friday
night's
A(.
l)rtr
home
In
Saskatchewan-
Yvonne
yww.'.v.v.v.vw.va
Vlsltlnc
V
Opening:
of
New
Vuniber
for
i'Fiiu4Ulllljr
Phone
13
Taxi
Opp.
PAT
JIAZZIC
Post
Office,
tth
St.
P.
E-
Paulson,
who
has
assumed
A.
MacRae
of
Edmonton.
inc
auues
01
production
manager
who
is
spcndlne
ten
davs
in
tho
ot
lhe
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
in
sue
city
conducting
a
campaign
aM'510
10
R
B
Paj-ne.
and
tfe
local
BaptUt
Church,
was
Jn.
another
company
official,
speaker
today
at
a
special
meet-1
V"1
B
thc
cil'
on
the
pataU
Ing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Minis-
Tzii
nlht.
They
are
here
to
pay
a
tertal
AssoclaUoa
lie
talked
of
.'
Vlslt
to
he
company's
Carlisle
can-
g
evangelism
and
there
w-as
a
gen-
nerv
cn.
the
Skeena
Jver.
o
eral
discussion
after
e
had
been
.
p
heard.
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
secretary
Mrs.
0Ie
Encjsen.
who
has
been
g
of
the
Association,
was
p
charge
spspding'"the
past
couple
of
weeks'
g.of
the
meeting
In
the
absence
of
ffi
Vancouver,
was
a
passenger
p.
ww
prrwoenv.
my.
j.
v.
jaciaon.
aboard
the
Catala
last
nleht
return.
,
i
,,
.,
.
-
-
ing
to
her
home
in
Alice
Arm.
Mrs.
Evindh-wl!
Wtlie
south
on
ac
count
of
the
illness
of
her
daughter.
Miss
Alma
Evindsen.
who
has
been
111
but
has
recovered
suffic
iently
to
travel
to
Port
Hardy
where
gj
For
the
excavation
of
rock
and
she
is
spending
a
week
before
com-o
earth
and
removing
same
from
ing
north
to
Alice
Arm
on
the
Ca-
Ol
...
1
1
.
...
I.,
:
.
-
0'
property
win
oc
rcceivea
oy
unaei-.
ma
on
is
voyage
next
weet
gi
signed
until
nooh
Feb.
4.
Tenders
O'
a
o
o
o
a
a
a
a
a
I
to
state
price
per
cubic
yard.
For
further
information
&
Hanson.
see
Dybhavn
Young
Japfes.p
Men
Entertain
"""SMISSS11
I
jSBBBSBSSSSSSSSSSSBES
I
"Build
B.
C
De
tp
I
the
'
Farmer
dOwn
es!
ers
payrolls"
it
j
;
Originating
in
British
Columbia
pacific
Milk
has
its
home
here
for
It
is
owned
by'
British
Columbia
farmers.
Its
payroll
Is
here.
Money
returned
from
the
milk
comes
here
to
benefit
people
who
have
their
homes
here.
All
benefits
from
Pacific
Milk
are
to
this
province,
thanks
to
Its
singing
of
"O
Canada-after
which!
rAl
lrll
Prill
TV
addresses
were
given
by
President
-V1
sUIsjAV
Y
.llkl.
K.
Ina.
J.
Klwaza.
S.
Tan-1
aka
"and
President
K.'Mlwa
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Japanese
Assocla-1
5
tlon.
The
second
part
of
the
pro-
cram
consisted
of
songs,
acts,
rjono
soos
and
ap
daficlnj.
Refreshments
were
"served
undQi
he
capable
direcfloh
of
the
girls
10.
Aouncenippts
Ajl
aa'yerflsementa.in
hu
col-imn
wil
be
cfiargeoj
'
for
k
full
monh
k
wprrl
Hospital
pall,
February
3.
Eagjes'
fridge,
Febrpary
8.
Toe
H.
Valeptlne
p.aqce
February
Toe
II
Bridge
February
15.
United
Missionary.
Tea
Mrs.
Jen-ner's
February
16.
Masonic
Ball
February
.
17.
I
Cambral
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
s.
C.
Thomson's,
February
18i
AngUcan
Spring
Sals
Anrll
13.
Irradiated
Of
Course
CENTRAL-HOTEL
K
DO
MS
and
CAFK
Phone
61
For
(lest
lio
Coal'
'
MKS.
C.
K
HI
ACK
'Walker's
AIt
StoreJ
Mrge
Stock
Music
Ilelntzman,
S'ordlielmer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tur?
wifh
'
"IJesohoM'ope"
Phone
lllue
3X9
212
4th
St.
Music
.Uijtj)
Nelson
A.T.C.RI.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONG
GREEN
390
United
Churc
h
Boys'
Service
Ned
Jobey
TelU
of
Boy's
Parliament
and
'Advocates
More'
louth
Work
In
their
annual
obseryance
of
Boy's
Week,
the
Tuxls,
Trail
Rangers
and
Explorer
groups
of
Fjrst
TJnlted
Church
took
charge
of
the
morning
service
of
that
church
yesterday.
The
principal
speaker
was
Ned
Tobey.
president
of
the
"Crusaders"
Tuxls
Square,
whi
gave
an
inspiring
address
on
hU
recent
visit
to
the
Boy's
Parliament
of
British
Cojumbla.
Stressing
the
need
for
leaders
of
boys'
or-t
ganlza'tlons'
In
this
city,
he
ured
closer
eo-opjratlon
between
the
churches'
in
regard
o
the
'formation
of
Christ-centred
boys'
groijps;
He
mentioned
the
possibility
of
securing
a
"competent
infractor
from
the
Religious
Education
Council
in.
yancouver
to
conduct
a
brief
course
of
leadership
traln-Ipg
in
the
city.
Boys'
parliament
was
a
truy
wonderful
experience
in
the
life
of
any
young
fellow
and
he
ureed
all
narmtx
vhn
hi
I
lhe
opportunity
fo
make
It
possible
for
their
sons
to
attend
a
session
of
Parliament.
Allan
Large
of
the
Trail
Ranger
sroup
led
in
the
responsive
read
ing
while
the
scripture
lesson
as
read
by
David
pirclay
of
the
Explorer
group.
The
chairman,
Ken
Harding,
spoke
of
the
new
interest
in
bovs
work
in
Prince
Rupert
and
asked
the
congregation
for
support
in
the
financial
campaign
which
the
groups
wIJl
be
conducting
in
the
near
future.
Announcement
was
also
made
of
tfie
annual
Father
and
Son
banquet
which
will
be
held
on
Wednesday
of
this
week
and
for
which,
a
special
'
program
li
being
arranged.
-
The
Junior
Choir
rendered
in
a
splendid'
ma'hn'erlie
brflcfal
Tuxls
hymn
as
ah
anthem.
Ushers
we're
.
.'
n.
....
.
tv
-
AiDerj
pjjqpson
anq
ujrne
wan-
pamaicer.
TODAYS
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
25.
Bralorne,
9.90.
Aztec.
.04
ask.
pariboo
Quartz.
2.15.
pentonla,
J05.
Qojconda.
.04
V.
Mlnto.
.02
V4.
rairvlew.
.03.
Noble
Five.
.02.
fend
OreJUe.
1.45.
Pioneer,
2J50.
t.
Porter
Rlaho,
.02
'i.
Premier,
2.01.
Reeves
McDonald,
.26.
Reno.
25.
,
Relief
ArUngton,
40.
Reward,
.037.
Salmon
Gold,
X)9Vi-
'
Taylor
Bridge,
X5.
Premier
Border,
.00T8.
Sllbak
Premier,
L60.
Home
Gold,
.004.
Grandview,
Q5.
Indian,
.01.
Quatsino,
.02
Ji.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
46.
palmont,
JQ.
C.
&
E.,
1.96.
-Freehold,
.04.
Jfercurj.
.064.
Okalta,
1.06.
Home
Oil,
228.
Toronto
Beattle,
U0.
Central
Pat.,
2.45.
Gods
Lake.
22.
Little
Long
Lac.
340.
McKcnzie
Red
Lake,
1.17.
Pickle
Crow.
5.00.
San
Antonio,
1.22.
Sherritt
Gordon;
1.12.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.45.
Oklend.
,21.
Mosher,
45.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.421'a.
Stadacorta,
.52.
Francoeur.
.17.
Moneta,
1.23.
Bouscadlllac.
.03.
Thonipson
Cadillac,
24.
Bankfield.
26.
"
Past
Malartlc.
2.27.
Prtston
E.
Dome,
1.45.
Aldermac,
.40.
'
'
flerr
Addison.
1.73.
Uchl
Gold.
1.35.
Int.
Nickel,
4925.
Noranda,
74.00.
Cons.
Smelters,
50.75.
Athona,
.06.
'.
Hardrock.
145.
Barber
Larder,
.10.
Fernland,'
41.
Dominion
Bridge,
30.00.
BAR
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44;ic
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
paqethrfp
Thrift
f
ash
&
Carry
8PfHTy
f
qpD
lowest
prices
Classic
Soap
'Pure
""white
'
naptha.
Ap
3
bars
1VY
Pineapple
Juice
1
Of
Iibbs.
13-oz.
tin
-y
First
f
atent
Flour
All
brands
85c
4Vs
S1.67
PHONE
179
CraEappfe
Jelly
Pure.
4
-lb.
tin
"IomaToVi'
A'shc
rofT
"Brand.
Peanut
Batter
-
S'q
uirre'l
AmeTriT!cKoTce
quality.
ne?-Clover
Brand,
OjljA
'Wi
latt
W
'25c
pure.
2-lb.
tins
V
toJ
Aylmer
hlums-Hed
plums
in
PjVeapl-irco"cuT3eT.'l6-
!fht
Syrup
19C
oz.
tins
'
3
for
.
Jel
Shortening
OCp
.
I
-lb.
packets.
2
for
r?-r
v,-
TJX?
K0?S?!l5neT
Chocolate
.
3
squares
In
a
1
OP
Quaker
pats
New
1
jflp
carton
.UV
.
handy
size
packet
-f"y
Medium
Size.
mtsr
navel"oranc!es
'""17c
3doz-45c
Large
Size
23c
3doz
65c
Empress.
43c
Juicy
Sunkist
Lemons
Small
size
Special,
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WE"
DELIVER
Special
Speaker
BACK
UP
Baptist
Church
ABERHART
Rev.
J.
A.
MacRae
of
Edmonton
Abcr4a
Premier
Vrgtd
j0
g0
Ahead
lieara
Here
jorninSiiu
t.cj.-
,
u-(h
Social
Credit
PririflnlM
'
ing
yesterday
Despite
Court
Disallowances
Rev.
J.
A.
MacRae
of
Edmonton.
EDMONTON.
Jan.
30:
CP
The
Secretary
of
Social
Service
and
Ev-
All)erta
gj
Credit
uuet
at
lts
angelism
for
the
Baptist
Chunh
in
janiiual
conventlon
neret
endorsed
western
panaaa.
conunuea
nis
government
of
Premier
William
mission
In
the
Baptt
Church
'-1
Aberhart
and
urged
It
to
Ignore
terday
preacning
morauig
ana
ey-
J
court
disallowances
and
proceed
enlng
to
appreclaUve
congregations.
(
with'
the
ushering
in
qf
'Social
Cred-
ir.
Macnacs
mcasasw
iuicu
.
lt
prcjpiej
Dy
legislation.
The
inspiration
to
all
who
heard
him.j
ivstem
oI
irea5ury
branches
in
the
Last
night
he
stressed
the
duties
.province
as
we!)
aspther
measures
:yi(i
responsibilities
resting
upon
1
were
aporoved.
all
church
members
and
emphasized
A
flxed
prtce
of
suo
per
bushel
the
challenge
of
Christ
to
this
gen-;
jor
wheat
at
the
Lakehead
was
ad-
eratlon.
He
averred
that
the
teach-
yocated.
tags
of
Jesus
were
as
applicable
to-
j
.
day
and
equally
able
to
meet
the;
needs
of
a
distressed
humanity
as;
they
have
done
in
every
age.
'"Mr.
MarRae
will
conclude
his
mission
here"
on'
Thursday
'
night.
J.
M.
Buchanan,
genera
manager
of
the
B.C.
Packers,
and
W.
Ashby.
manager
of
the
company's
Klldon-an
plant
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
Vancouver.
They
are
paying
a
visit
to
the
"company's
reduction
plant
at
Port
Edward
and
will
sail
by
the
Catala
tomorrow
afternoon
on
their
return
south.
PP
McClary
Circulator
'
Used
u
.Quebec
Bricklined
In
good
condition
Transient
Jobless
In
Toronto
Being
Afforded
Shelter
:
TQRONTO.
Jan.
30:
(CP)
Un-jder
the
direction
ot
the
Salyatlpn
jArmy.
transient
unemployed
of
'Toronto
will
be
taken
care
of
for
I
the
remainder
of
the
winter.
It
was
(announced
today.
The
Coliseum
,
Building
will
be
turned
Into
a
hotel
for
them.
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