5
lbs.
English
Toffcc-
Lb
Nice
Bananas
2
lbs
NORTHERN
25c
25c
Try
a
Dally
new
courted
ad
A
Famous
Canadian
SfY
APPLES
Box
$1.79
Milky
Cocoanuts
2
for
Sweet
and
Juicy
Seedless
ORANGES
Each
Green
Grapes
Lb
19c
Red
Grapes
Lb.
COPELAND'S
FRUIT
MARKET
FREE
DELIVERY
I5c
19c
19c
Phone
872
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MacKenzie's
Furniture
February
Special
!0
FOOT
STOOLS
Assorted
covers
in
tapestry
and
mohair
Phpne,
775
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
'
Keeps
for
Weeks
ln
Refrigerator
$1.95
.327
THIRD
AVENUE
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
I
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
British
Co'lumbla
n
It
Is
harder
for
a
camel
to
go
t
;r
lujjh
the
eye
of
a
needle
than
for
an
ordinary
mortal
to
change
British
tradition.
Eut
this
man
did
It.
He
is
A.
P.
Herbert,
member
or
parliament
for
Oxford
university,
wh0
writes
hunorous
stories
when
not
legislating:
Herbert
introduced
the
new
divorce
bill,
passed
by
the
British
parliament
after
he
hsd
written
about
England's
stern
divorce
laws
under
the
title
of
"Holy
Deadlock."
He
Is
shown
here
with
his
wife
att
heir
Hammersmith,
Eng..
home.
SMITHERS
Air
Mail
Service
A
Jamboree
M
at
a
nearby
Indian'
In
Alberta
Being
lit
viuage
a
tew
aays
ago
Drougni
a
number
of
the
natives
before
the
magistrate
to
explain
the
Injuries
that
had
been
inflicted
on
several
Doubled
Shortly
oi
meir
number.
They
explained
OTTAWA,
Feb.
17:
CP
that
they
had
"felt
so
very
awful
double
feeder
service
between
aDout
tne
Pope"
that
they
had
to
nfonton.
Calgary
and
Lethbrldge
relieve
their
feelings
In
the
matter
for
the
TransCanada
Air
Lines
mall
with
the
result
that
some
of
the
service
will
be
instituted
March
1,
ceJebrants
were
fit
applicants
for
it
is
announced.
the
hospital.
'
A
fire
broke
out
ln
the
dwelline
Melee
In
Police
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clayte,ni
w
rp'
Waite
Tuesday
morning.
The
blaze
LOUrt
In
J
OrOIltO
started
between
the
walls
of
the!
building
and
speedily
got
to
the
up-'
.
T
1
r,so"ers
and
Officers
Come
To
stairs
where
it
was
burning
brisk-
ly
when
the
chemical
engine
arriv-'
Rlows
In
Cniirse
of
Trial
,'ed
on
the
scene
along
with
a
great)
lesieraay
number
of
citizens
of
the
town.
All
i,-
.
i
-.
TORONTO.
Feb.
17:
CPlTher
mc
iuu
iiuic
was
Jiasuiy
removed
rirma
from
the
premises
but
in
less
than
s
a
P"1
,
meIcc
,
,
,n
the
C0UrM
'
Ul
"
n
m
loronio
ponce
an
hour
the
blaze
was
extinguished.
.court
yesterday.
Five
prisoners
!
I
-
.
.
.
.
'came
to
blows
with
court
officials
The
many
friends
of
Hugh
Bos-
but
ofncers
reslom,
ordef
.ncn,
uttuuuwuu
in
me
uanson
uo.
offices,
regret
to
hear
that
he
was
charges.
HAZELTON,
Feb.
17.-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Austin
Matthews
gave
a
birth
and
the
prisoners
will
face
extra
wcn
auuuemy
in
on
Monaay
ev-
enlng
and
is
now
under
the
doctor's
t
n
i
j
care.
They
hope
that
he
will
make,
i
flJlCe
CiQWard
Birthday
Party
Held
At
Hazelton
Island
Plans
Celebration
CHARLOTTETOWN,
Feb.
17:
1
'
CP
Preparations
are
belne
made
for
a
week's
celebration
here
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Austin
Matthews
Cele-
commemoration
of
the
scventy-
brate
First
Anniversary
of
Their
Son
fifth
anniversary
of
preliminary
meetings
held
here
of
the
Fathers
of
Confederation.
The
Governor
General,
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mnckenzle
King,
members
of
the
federal
cabinet
and
lieutenant
day
party
last
Sunday
for
their
one
governors
and
premiers
of
the
piov
year
old
son,
Lloyd.
The
Jolly
affair
,
,nces
be
Invited.
IflJsfpd
frnm
aflprnnnn
until
mlH-
1
'
I
!
.
c!
night
and
there
was
much
hilarity
n.
o
Ul
Ul.iUJ...
....
f
aa
a
uig
uuuiua
taivc
viOJi
Ul
aiiu
Jthe
omens
drawn.
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
F.
Clif-
I
ford,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Patsy,
Miss
Maria
White,
Miss
Martha
Mowatt,
Miss
Jessie
Lumm,
Miss
Cora
Wright,
Miss
Edna
Wale
and
Josh-au
WUUam
Campbell.
Try
a
Dally
News
ciwwined
vertlsemcnt
for
best
results.
Skecna
valley
east
and
weat
of
Tcr-
.
j
m-e
took
down
telegraph
tinea
this
EDMONTON,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
In
morning
and
they
were
still
out
of
the
first
division
of
the
present
commission
early
this
afternoon,
station
of
the
Alberta
Legislature
The
snow
In
the
interior
was
co-
a
Liberal
motion
of
non-confl-incident
with
a
deluge
of
rain
which
dence
In
the
Aberhort
aovern-has
been
falling
almost
conthrj-
ment
was
rejected
by
a
vote
of
42
usly
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
'to
11.
The
motion,
proposed
by
J
;
couple
of
days.
Snowplows
are
busy
h.
Tremblay.
member
for
Oouard,
;
keeping
the
line
clear
for
the
expressed
regret
that
the
govern-
!
trains.
ad-
i
ut
mat
:.
x
mxmmui
t
b
4
H
I"
!
Hi
m
l-i
D
I
'.
5
n
ELITE
Beauty
Parlor
Mrs.
Sutherland
Introducing
the
New
Zotos
Permanent
By
an
amazing
color
change
the
guardian
eye
signals
the
Instant
this
exquisite
permanent
is
complete.
This
precision
timing
assures
longer
life,
greater
depth
and
far
lovelier
curls.
New
Patrol
Of
Road
Traffic
Officers
in
Saskatchewan
To
Art
As
Gas
Tax
Inspectors
At
Well
As
Highway
Officer
REGINA,
Feb.
17:
CP
A
new
squad
of
patrol
officers
for
highway
traffic
Is
to
be
established
ln
Saskatchewan.
The
officers,
answering
to
the
Saskatchewan
Tax
Commission,
will
act
as
Inspectors
In
connection
with
the
gas
tax.
carrying
out
traffic
patrol
as
well
Steamer
Strands
At
Saint
John
a
si
g
Phone
!!!)
for
Appointments
m
ei
aa
rj
m
us
u.mx
mt
-mumzmzma
British
Ship
was
Ashore
for
a
While
Yesterday
at
New
Hrunsulck
Port
Not
Uadly
Damaged
SAINT
JOHN.
New
Brunswick,
Feb.
17:
(CPi-The
British
steam
ier
Capealr.
inbound
from
Halifax,
!
grounded
while
entering
Saint
John
j
Harbor
yesterday
but
soon
freed
herself
and
was
evidently
not
bad-
ly
aamagea.
it
was
uncertain
up
to
last
night
as
to
whether
or
not
it
would
be
necessary
for
the
veel
to
be
dry
do
ked.
Contributions
To
EdA-Enockson
Fund
Are
Still
Coming
In
Contributions
to
the
Enockson
fund
are
still
coming
In.
Monlci
recently
received
inelude:
Sidney
J
Luke.
Ocean
Falls,
$2.
Nordkap
Society,
$10.
Little
Helpers.
$2.
A.
Pearson,
Premier.
$10.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
$2.
Parcels
or
other
donations
have
been
received
from
8tar
Shoj
I
Shop,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Mrs
A.
Garten
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hu-
Sugar
Plantation
Riots
In
Guiana
Three
Killed
and
.Many
Injured
and
Arrested
at
Georgetown
Yesterday
GEORGETOWN,
British
Oulana,
Feb.
17:
(CP1
Three
Dersons
were
.killed
and
many
Injured
and
arrested
In
violent
sugar
plantation
riots
here
yesterday.
Ocex
evermmed.
7
-
ment
had
failed
to
carry
out
the
mandate
of
the
people
or
a
policy
to
meet
the
problems
of
the
prov
ince.
I.
Slaile-To-.Measure
Suits
$
25
.00
And
lp
Yes,
ynull
be
surprised
at
the
values
now
available
In
Tailored
-To
-Measure
Clothing.
New
.Spring
Samples
show
a
wide
variety
In
Diagonals,
Basket
Weaves,
Trl-pletons,
Harris
Tweeds
and
Fancy
Flannels.
.Make
Your
Selection
Now
While
Ranges
Are
Complete
Walts
&
Nickerson
.Men's
and
Boys'
Clothiers
Old
King
Coat
is
a
clever
old
gink
ue
worics
pure
magic
in
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUE8-
T.S.S.
CAR
DEN
A
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thuri.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
a
wink
Hell
Cheer
your
moping,
drooping
soul
'
With
a
ton
of
Phllpott
Evltt
Coal.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
The
Best
Coal
in
Town
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Friday.
February
17
ijji
PACE
TOUR
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
BAND
CONCERT
HUMORIST
WHO
BROKE
"HOLY
DEADLOCK'
'heavy
SNOW
'
aberhart
I
DLL
LH03
AT
ESSINGTON
IS
FALLING
SUSTAINED
LAST
TIMES
TONKillT
2
Shows,
7:00
and
9
03
MM
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
I
i
Enjoyable
Entertainment
on
Saturday
Night
Cold
Weather
Holds
Down
Attendance
PORT
ESSINGTON.
Feb.
17.
The
Port
Essington
Band
gave
a
concert
in
the
bapd
hall
last
Saturday
ev
ening.
The
attendance
was
small
owing
to
the
cold
and
stormy
wea
ther.
The
program,
rendered
un
der
the
baton
of
David
Spalding.
conductor,
included
"Laurentian
March"
(Laurendeau),
"The
Fight
ing
40th"
march
lO.
Maxwell),
"The
Bridle
Rnse"
overture
(C.
Lavalee)
Following
the
closing
down
of
..Solld
Fronr
march
(H
c
MlUer,
.ncrruis
eiiiiiiB
m
rnucc
nupcu.
-ocean
Waves"
waltz
(B.
F.
Crum-
;Harbor
on
Wednesday
or
this
wee.
!iinR)
.Xaureis
of
victory"
march
.some
oi
uie
scinooais
nave
now
,H
j
Woods,.
grand
selection
wea
up
nue
oincrs
arc
out
pros-
"Reminiscences
of
Verdi"
(Ood-pecting
for
fish.
Tucks
Inlet
rc-j
frey,
..HU
MaJesty
the
Klng
auction
piani,
jt
is
unacisiooa,
march
(L.
h.
Losey).
"Perfect
Day'
ui
De
closing
aown
mcanume
vocai
olo
Mlss
Grace
Spaidlng
whlle
Port
Edward
will
continue
.
wlth
band
accompaniment.
"United
'.operations
u
iisn
are
avauaDic.
Herring
seining
on
Fitzhu?h
Sound,
from
which
Namu
reduction
plant
'gets
Its
fish
supply,
will
be
clos-
r
Each
with
a
carload
of
frozen
ifish
for
transsshipment
East
over
Empire"
march
A.
W
"God
Save
the
King."
Hughes)
Louis
L
.Starr,
the
head
of
the
band,
thanked
those
who
had
helrj
ing
down
on
Wednesday
of
next
ed
out
the
organlzatlon
ln
the
past
financially
and
otherwise
and
ex
prewed
the
hooe
for
continued
sup
port
in
the
futuie.
Mr.
Riithprfnrri
fhp
mlsslonarv
tCanadian
National
Railways,
four
and
teacher,
expressed
apprecia-zKetchikan
boats
were
Jn
port
this
tlon
and
thanks
to
tne
band
on
be.
morning.
They
were:
Atlas,
Capt.
half
of
tne
audience
for
the
splen-John
Munson;
Hydra,
Capt.
R
did
program.
fMartin;
Elslnorc,
Capt.
J.
Bris-I
Music
by
the
Esslngtonlans
for
Tbols;
Midnight
Sun,
Capt.
F.
the
dance
which
followed
brought
Franulovich.
1an
eniovable
evening
In
a
Hnx
at
c.
y.
ti.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
'due
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
af-Hernoon
from
the
south
and
will
midnieht.
;Sall
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
.Vancouver
nd
waypolnts.
jP.
M,
L.
8
Is
on
a
patrol
trip
to
'
r
'Stewart.
The
vessel
left
early
i
With
Inspector
C.
G.
Barber
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and
is
due
..board,
the
provincial
police,
boat
back
tonight.
Takes
Telegraph
Line
Down
1
Lower
SWeena
Valley
in
Heavy
wet
snowfall
In
the
lower
Liberal
Want
of
Confidence
Motion
Rejected
In
Alberta
Legislature
Yeterday
MARGARET
SULLIVAN
MLLVYN
DOlKiLAS
ROIVT.
YOFNG
JOAN
CRAWFORD
in
THE
Shining
Hour
With
FAY
MAlNTr.R
(At
7:16
and
9
Ml
Alio
NEWS
and
NOVELTY
COMING
SATFRDAY
ONLY
JOE
E.
IIROWN
In
THE
GLADIATOR
MORIS
KARLOt
r
In
"MR.
WONO
DETECTIVE
!
SPECIAL
SALE
ON
ALL
Box
Chocolates
10T
Discount
for
on
v
Only
Freahnesa
Qua;
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Ride
With
Service
and
Com
fort
In
a
7-PaMentrr
Heated
Car
Phone
35
TAXI
Music
Uuth
Nclwm
A.T.C..U
Teacher
of
I'iano,
Theory
and
Hannor.?.
PHONE
GREEN
2)0
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
.1
51
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
rackl
by
the
only
itlmfl"
eanntnc
company
with
an
the
year
round
pajroll
U
Princ
Ruprt
Walker's
Music
Store
Larie
Stock
Muile
llelntiman,
Nordhelmer
ani
Letafe
Piano
Piano
Tuning
with
'ReilonoiCope,,
Phone
lllue
389
lit
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is
in;
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nr
or
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the
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the
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TAKE
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by
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Judiw
W.
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FlAher
r.
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ty
of
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A.
D.
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frly
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on
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the
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1939.
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