Thursday.
November
18,
1939.
DISCOURSES
ON
TOTEMS
Her.
W.
E.
Colthon
Interesting
Speaker
at
Parent-Teachers'
Meeting
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teach-
Associatlon
last
evening
In
the
B
1
th
Memorial
High
School,
with
ii
valuable
collection
of
totem
poles
,iph
Prince
Rupert
possesses.
At
i
c
outset
the
speaker
told
of
the
'i.iKin
and
arrival
of
the
Indian
j
iople
into
North
America
and
of
i
fir
migration
southward
through
D
:tih
Columbia.
Those
tribes
who
tiied
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
h
td
developed
a
high
state
of
cul-i:rc.
becoming
expert
In
carving
-
bone.
horn.
Ivory
and
wood
and
r
r-hlng
a
high
skill
In
basket
mak-(i
jr.
working
In
copper
and
In
other
n
anual
arts.
The
art
of
totem
pole
rvinn
attained
lt
highest
point
..:
perfection
In
this
area.
Totem
i.e
crest
were
synonymous.
The
I
ilan
carved
his-
totem
or
crest
is
;
ic
totem
poles
were
closely
con-cted
with
the
legends
of
the
iplc.
being
Indeed
the
outward
presslon
of
the
legends.
After
'riblng
the
different
kinds
of
m
nolrs
and
their
significance,
C"liison
explained
that
the
old
carvers
attained
perfection
In
their
art
because
they
had
the
Inspiration
of
myth
and
leeend.
Modern
totems
were
merely
copies
of
thei
old
poles.
The
collection
In
Prince!
the
aboriginal
world.
n..4M
.
1
.
1
Mi.s.
R
M.
Wlrulow
presiding.
Rev.
ar7i..
.1
yuungi
W
E
CollUon
gave
a
delightfully
'
...formal
address
on
-The
Decor-
ofJtM"?vl
,
:vc
Art
of
the
Indians
of
the
!LM
'
IKn'
dUplayed
bcaut5r
K,rth
Pacific
Coast
with
special
"
gj
a"ce
Barfcal
rierrnce
to
their
skill
In
carving,
2SL
UleUd,encf
w
th,a
1
8010
and
I
.
Pmnlifil
in
th
,,nin.
J
?Unoforte
a
vocal
solo
to
"7.
:"7"
."
tier
own
accompaniment.
Mrs.
J.
Dlack
was
accompanist
for
the
dance.
The
treasurer.
Mrs.
D.
R.
Bar
clay,
reported
that
the
recent
tele
$16.50
YOUNO
MEN'S
SUITS
$10.00
Sizes
to
37.
A
few
of
our
$12.05
and
$15.00
lines
priced
to
clear.
Mbst
of
them
are
double
breasted
with
sport
back.
Sale
Price
...
$10.00
BOYS'
COVET
CLOTH
SHIRTS
75c
Good
strong
covet
cloth
shirts
at
a
big
saving.
Well
made.
Sizes
12
to
14.
7p
Sale
Price
1
y
MEN'S
SWEATERS
$2.95
Something
new,
men's
three-tone
sweaters.
Tu-tone-
front
panels
made
of
genuine
suede
leather.
A
real
buy
for
the
young
man
who
wants
something
really
smart
and
different
at
low
cost
(go
QC
Sale
Price
ty&iJD
MEN'S
RAM).
DRESS
SOX
25c
A
large
assortment
of
men's
dress
sox.
Reg.
35c
and
made
from
long
wearing
cotton
and
wool
yarns.
These
sox
are
an
excellent
buy
at
9
Co
pair
CLEARANCE
OF
$1.50
anil
$1.75
WORK
SHIRTS
Flannels
and
doeskins
In
a
large
assortment
of
colors
and
sizes.
Some
made
with
zippers.
Sale
Price,
fi
Off
each
or
to
for
$2.50
Eagles'
Bridge
Party
And
Dance
Fifth
of
Series
of
Affairs
Last
Night
Drew
Oat
Large
Crowd
Thr
u.'r
ftrAntv-nnp
fnh1
at
phone
bridge
had
been
very
sue-'
the
fifth
of
the
series
of
bridge
iiui.
ine
president
expressed
1
drives
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge
last
appreciation
of
the
support
given
night,
about
sixty
couples
taking
P
IuncUon
and
the
floor
for
the
dance
which
at
i
,u
the
same
time
expressed
thanks
rounded
off
the
evening,
to
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
The
prize-winners
at
bridge
were:
for
a
donation
of
$100
to
augment
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
A.
Mclver:
second
the
proceeds.
As
a
result
nf
Ihit
Mr.
Mm-inn-
tir
vtr
ts,iv.
n?"!
and
Proceeds
from
men's
first,
D.
A.
MacPhee.
second,
the
bridge,
the
association
was
en-Joseph
Howe:
third.
J.
P.
Moller.
abled
to
order
two
hundred
chairs'
Winner
of
the
door
prize
was
Mrs.
for
the
King
Edward
and
Borden
George
Scott.
Street
schools.
Following
cards,
refreshments
...
.....
nfrMnmftnla
'
-.-.j
i
a
t
all
articles
In
his
nowenlon
ir
i
-;"
k,ko
ai
me.were
servea
ana
irom
miamgnt
un-TjSiiS!
olthe
mCeUn8-
U1
2
am-
there
was
dancing
with
inenuiioa
mrougn
his
crest.
ZT
'music
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black's
Orches-
COTTON
BOMB-RItEAKS
tra.
600
employees.
and
Arthur
Jensen.
For
Vancouvrt
Tuesday
Catala
.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
THE
DAILY
NZ77S
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Rupert
was
genuine,
made
by
the'
old
carvers
with
myth,
legend,
story!
For
PromPt
courteous
ser-and
personal
Pbone
11
TaxL
experience.
Mr.
Col-!
llson
diffused
Into
his
audience'
wrae
of
his
own
enthusiasm
and'
Person
city
or
district
not
admiration
for
a
people
who
jcalled
uPn
bV
Cf0SS
canvas-through
their
own
rrMiP
fnrrpV
are
requested
to
send
dona-
attalned
a
culture
unsurpassed
lniUons
to
Sccretory.
Red
Cross
So
Iclety,
Prince
Rupert.
It.
Bowling
afternoons
and
evening's
Max's
Allejs,
...
iw
.
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
$2.50
69c,
$1.25,
$150,
$1.95,
$2.25
r
Rupert
11:15
pjr.
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Louise
....
10
pm
Ss
Cardcna
10:30
pjn.
November
6,
17
and
27
Ss.
Princess
Norah
.
..
5
pjn.
rrom
Vancouver-Sunday
ss
Catala
A-..:
pjn.
Wed.
Si.
Pr.
Rupert
10
im.
Friday
Ss.
Princess
Ss.
Pr.
Louise
4
pjn.
ss
Cardena
pjn.
November
12
and
235$.
Princess
Norah
a.m
For
Stewart
and
Premier
ounaay
ss.
uataia
;
8
pjn
BLACKBURN,
Eng..
Nov.
15:
Andv
Ronald
was
majtfer
of
...!
ivih,,,
o.
n.i
(CPDouble
layers
of
cotton
monies.
Frank
Ellison
and
Henry
I
Rupert
2
bales
have
been
used
by
a
manu-
Smith
presided
at
the
door.
In
From
Stewart
and
Premier
r1"""
l,rm
ncre
m
construe-
cnarge
of
refreshments
were
J.
P.
Tuesday
ss.
catala
.
.i
ram
sneuers
ior
their
toiler,
i.
c
Denis,
A.
Montesano
Thursday-.
Prince
yarns..
Special
JUSTICE
IS
DEAD
(Continued
from
Page
One)
dent
Wilson
conference
committee
on
federal
valuation
of
railways,
from
1913
to
1918.
Butler's
.parents,
Patrick
and
Mary
Butler,
worked
a
farm
near
Northfleld,
Minn.
They
were
Irish
and
their
son
Pierce
was
born
on
St
Patrick's
Day.
March
17.
186.
Miss
E.
D.
Priestly
R.NJaubllc
He
attended
a
pioneer
school,
did
health
nurse,
was
the
speaker
at
chores
on
the
farm
and
then
at
IS
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
today,
her
subject
being
in
connection
with
the
dental
clinic
for
children
which
the
Rotary
Club'
has
Steamship
Sailings
.1:30
pjn
a
9
l.t,
A
Unti
sota.
In
1891
he
married
Annie
Cronln
pju.iof
St.
Paul.
They
had
eight
child
ren.
One
daughter,
Mary,
died
11:30
am.
I
while
serving
as
an
army
nurse
In
I
the
World
War.
Four
sons
.
also
I
Rupert
0
n.m
'Served
In
the
mllitarv
forces
I
DRESSES
HALF
TRICE
An
unusually
smart
variety
of
slimming
new
styles
In
these
better
dresses,
many
different
materials.
Dresses
suitable
for
afternoon
and
evening
wear.
Regular
values
to
$18.50.
Your
choice
while
they
last
HALF
PRICE
DRESSES
$2.95
Women's
and
misses'
afternoon
dresses.
Varied
materials,
long
and
short
sleeves.
All
colors.
Size
12
to
52.
on
QEJ
Atf
D
Pre-Chrlstmas
Sale
t?
$1.00
BARGAIN
TABLE
With
a
variety
of
odds
and
ends,
blouses,
sweaters,
sklrts,:
hand
bags,
woolen
underwear,
xhlldren's
dresses
and
suits.
You
will
not
be
disappointed
as
these
garments
are
put
on
this
table
regardless
of
former
price.
HATS
$1.95
Fine
felts
In
wools
and
furs,
wonderful
value
and
certainly
a
timely
offering.
Q-
ftr
This
Includes
any
hat
In
the
store
v-vO
SKIRTS
All
the
newest
styles
and
colors
wllh
all
around
pleats.
Wool
plaids
or
plain
colors.
Any
skirt
In
the
store.
Sizes
12
to
20.
Pre-Chrlstmas
Sale
KNITTED
SUITS
Two
and
three-piece,
made
from
pure
wool
$2.95
$4.95
GLOVES
Made
from
good
wearing
cape
skin.
All
colors
and
sizes.
Q-
nn
Special
t?X.UU
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
Crisp
new
houre
dresses
In
every
style
Imaginable.
We
are
passing
a
special
buy
on
to
you.
Pre-Chrlstmas
Sale.
2
for
LINGERIE
Briefs,
panties
and
vests
in
waffle
knit.
15
per
cent
wool
and
also
a
variety
of
O0
rayon.
Each
or
3
for
$1,00
PAJAMAS
AND
GOWNS
Novcltyi
rayon
or
warm
knit
pajamas
and
gowns.
Pre-Chrlstmas
Sale
4&.
$1.00
SLIPS
We
arc
showing
the
finest
assortment
of
s,Hps
we
have
ever
been
able
to
offer.
Ironable
rayon
or
satin.
Splltproof
seams,
plain
tailored
or
lace
trimmed.
Perfect
fitting
$1.50
SLACKS
Made
from
fine
quality
flannel
In
all
sizes
and
colors.
Special
while
they
$2
50
DRESSING
GOWNS
Of
coiy
"Beacon
Cloth".
All
'sizes
and
colors
v
'
TRENCH
COATS
iFor
misses
or
women.
Fine
quality
absolutely
waterproof,
fawn
or
navy..
Size
14
to
42.
Special
HOSE
Made
From
Fine
Cashmere
yarns.
.
to
10.
Extra
Special,
2
pair
Chiffon,
crepe
or
seml-servlce,
full
fashioned.
Pure
silk
or
two
pair
$2.95
Gabardine,
$5.95
Sizes
8V2
$1.00
69c
$uo
ID
IS
NAMED
INSPECTOR'
A.
J.
Squire
of
Thi
Oty
Wins
Position
In
Competition
With
Rest
of
ProTince
v
A.
J.
Squire,
for
eighteen
years
identified
with
the
local
dry
dock
staff
and
recently
promoted
from
the
post
of
foreman
of
steel
con-
enwrca
uancu
c6C
a.
structlon
to
that
of
assistant
sup-
field.
Minn.
There
he
rustled
milk
erlnUndent.
haa
been
appointed
m.
cans
in
a
oairy
u
pay
expenses.
,
spector
0,
hulls
and
ujpjnjnt
l
He
was
graduated
from
Carletonj
tne
steamship
Inspection
branch1
In
1887.
went
to
St.
Paul
to
read
law
OI
the
Department-of
Transport
and
In
an
attorney's
office
and
the
next
win
ieave
tonight
on
the
Prince
year
hung
out
his
shingle
contlnu-J
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
Ing
In
active
pracuce
unui
nis
ap-;
make
Ms
future
headquarters,
Mrs.
polntment
to
the
supreme,
court.
Squire
and
family
will
leave
for
One
of
his
early
partners
was
Wll-1
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
the
pres-11am
DeWltt
Mitchell
who
became
jent
school
term,
attorney
general
of
the
United;
Mr
.h
n..
States
In
the
Hoover
adminlstra-
polntment
alter
having
passed
a
Uon.
A
fellow
railroad
attorney
in
competitlve
examination
open
to
ine
winnesoia
capuaa
wno
aiso
candldates
from
all
parts
of
Brl
gained
fame
as
a
"trust
buster"
Columbia.
state
in
the
Coolldge
cabinet.
The
only
elective
office
Butler
dock
offices
a
farewell
rxesentatlon
A
of
a
gold
watch
was
made
to
Mr.
ever
held
was
county
attorney
oiiSquJre
by
the
-superintendent.
Ramsey
County.
1893-97,
after
he
had
served
two
years.
1891-93,
as
Thomas
Boulter,
on
behalf
of
fellow
employees
at
the
yard.
Mr.
assistant
county
attorney,
an
ap-
Boulter
voiced
suitable
sentimpnt
polntlve
post
He
was
prosecuting
:
maklng
the
presentation,
ex-'
attorney
for
the
city
of
St
Paul
.pressing
regrets
at
Mr.
Squire's
de-;
for
six
years
and.
from
1907.
was
aparture
and
congratulations
in
view!
regeni
oi
ine
universuy
oi
Minne-of
the
new
amwlntment
Mr.
Kn.HrPi
replied
appropriately.
Five
thousand
luu.
Rupmj
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
tol
have
to
E
S
'
"
'
.
Over
Rubbers
Plain
overs,
all
heels
.
95ctoS1.25
6-Eyelet
Rubber
Boots-Plain
sole
fi-f
ns
Pair
Cleated
Sole
Pair
Knee
Rubber
Boot;
Plain
sole
Pair
Cleated
sole
Pair
$1.95
S1.95
$2.25
2-Dome
Rubber
Gaytees
All
heels.
Black
QC
and
brown
?M.tOO
White,
blue
and
red
with
plald
SI
45
tops
Girls'
Plain
Overs
4
to
24
Girls'
2-Dome
Rubber
Golosh
es
11
to
2ti.
Pair
$1.25
$1.45
6-Eyelet
Rubber
Boot
oots
Heavy,
size
11
to
13
Size
1
td
5.
Pair
Light
Size
6
to
2
65c
Golosh-
$1.65
$1.19
Odds
and
Ends
in
Men's
and
Boys'
Shoes
Brown
and
black
Regular
up
to
Q4
qc
$5.00.
Sale
Price
?vO
Men's
Black
Oxfords
Leather
soles,
rubber
heels.
A
number
of
styles
to
choose
Q9
Q
from.
Sale
Price
VfD
Men's
Slippers
Suedes,
felts
and
leather.
This
Is
a
collection
of
our
odds
and
ends.
Size
collectively
are
7Qr
complete.
Sale
Price
....
Ladies!
For
the
early
shoppers
We
have
selected
a
number
of
odds
and
ends
In
ladles'
shoes.
There
are
pumps,
straps
and
ties.
Value
to
QIAO.
$3.95.
Sale
Price
For
the
Children
we
Carry
Classmates
(The
shoes
worn
by
the
Dlonne
Quintuplets.)
Natural
Foot,
Hurlbut
and
Hewetson
Shoes
PAQZ'
J.
A.
Hinton
left
'on"
last
eve-
nlng's
train
for
a
business
trip
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
col-tmn
win
be
charged
for
a
fan
month
at
23c
word.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov,
18.
Vaudeville,
November
17.
Dance,
Moose
Hall.
St.
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov.
23:
Country
Fair
November
21
SU
Andrew's
Dance,
Nov.
30.
1
Catholic
Tea,
November
30.
Mrs.
Hankinson's
United
Bazaar
December
7.
Lutheran
j
cember
9,
Circle
bazaar,
De
CHIMNEYS
Furnaces
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Steen's
Limited
Phone
5
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFK
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
a
E.
BLACK
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE'S
RUPERT
MEN'S
and
BOY'S
STORE
ME.VS
WORK
HOX
Mc
A
large
selection
of
35c
and
40c
work
sox
put
out
at
this
special
price.
It
will
pay
you
to
buy
two
or
more
pairs
while
the
selection
Is
at
Its
OPp
best
A
Pair
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
Mc
Men's
doetkln
and
chambray
shirts
at
a
lower
price
than
ever.
Well
made,
full
cut
on
a
large
variety
of
colors.
Sizes
14V,
to
17.
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Only,
each
.MISTS
CAPS
50c
A
real
buy
for
the
man
who
wants
a
good
cap
at
rock
bottom
cost
Every
cap
Is
A
75c
value,
some
85c.
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Sale
Price,
now
HOYS'
PULLOVERS
95c
Eight
dozen
only,
boys'
all
wool
worsted
pullovers.
Styled
with
zipper
and
cadet
style
collar.
Large
range
of
ft
vOK
C
p
colors.
Sale
Price
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
85c
If
you
need
a
low
priced
dress
shirt
now
Is
the
time
to
buy
It.
Smart
patterns,
fused
collars
and
a
cut
and
finish
you
would
expect
to
find
only
In.
most
expensive
ft'if
OUi
shirts.
Sale
Price
ROYS'
ZIPPER
SWEATERS
$1.95
Made
of
heavy
brushed
wool
H
makes
a
warm
and
stylish
coat.
Smart
cadet
collar
style.
Spr,c.e.,
S1.95
M
EN'S.
COMBINATIONS
0c
Twelve
suits
only,
size
44.
TjfyibuH'a
merino
and
heavy
weight
cotton
and
wool
mixture.
A
real
buy
for
the
man
who
can
wear
this
size.
These
combinations
are
less
than
1-3
regular
price,
.
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Sale
Price,
suit
.
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MENS
SPrInO
AND
FALL
COATS
$10.00
This
lot
of
coats
Isn't
very
big
but
each
Is
real
value.
Sizes
38
and
40
only.
Colors
browns
and
blues.
Reg.
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A
A
$10.75.
Sale
Price
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TWO
ONLY
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
$7.50
Two
brown
tweed
topcoats.
Nicely
tailored
In
full
belt
style.
Sizes
30
And
38.
A
snap
at
half
'
on
pa
Price
,
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STAN-FIELD'S
RED
LAHEL
COMnS
M.19
SUIT
A
big
saving
on
this
popular
line.
New
stock,
put
out
as
a
leader
for
this
sale.
Buy
your
winter
supply
now
at
this
low
price
as
the
cost
of
this
underwear
Is
sure
to
rise
In
price
after
the
new
year.
Reg
$3.50.
Sale
QQ-IQ
Price
QOLXt
ME.VS
LINED
-LEATHER
GLOVES
$U0
Made
from
good
weight
cape
leather
and
warmly
fleeced
lined.
Colors,
brown
and
grey.
These
gloves
would
make
an
admirable
Xmas
04
f?A
gift.
Sale
Price
MEVS
SUITS
$16.50
A
great
lot
of
suits,
most
of
which
are
new
stock.
Standard
models
and
sport
models
In
blues,
browns,
greens.
Regular
to
$22.50
now
Pre-Christmas
Style
Right
Price
Right
Winter
Coats,
Dresses,
Seasonal
Wearing
Apparel
for
the
Entire
Family
COATS
L'ntrimmed
utility
coats
and
fur
collar
coats
S5.00,
S9.95
and
14.95
Remarkable
values,
all
the
newest
colors
In
heavy
winter
coatings,
beautifully
lined
and
Interlined,
size
12
to
46,
Including
values
to
$43.50.
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Afternoon
dresses
for
the
miss
and
matron.
All
colors,
smart
new
styles.
Our.
C
ft?
usual
outstanding
value
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I
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
RUBBERS
FOR
THE
FAMILY
FOR
DAD
AND
THE
BIG
BOY-Size
6
to
12
?i
Rubber
Boots
Hip
Size
3
to
9
75c
&
85c
$4.50
$4.95
Men's
Sporting
Boots
Made
from
tempered
rubber
with
tire
tread
soles
and
laced
Instep.
This
is
one
of
the
lightest
weight
boots
made
and
will
stand
up
to
hard
wear.
They
.are
also
snag
proof.
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Am
Sale
Price
WV&O
FOR
MOTHER
AND
THE
GROWING
GIRL
Fur
Trim
Velvet
Overshoes-
Cuban
and
Oxford
heels.
Black
and
brown
Knee
Rubber
Boots
$2.75
$1.95
One-Dome
Rubber
Overshoes
Just
to
the
04
at
.ankle
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FOR
THE
CHILDREN
AND
MISSES
Boys'
plain
Overs
QQq
Childs'
2-Dome
Rubber
Goloshes
to
10Vi.
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fc
Pair
OJ..J.O
Knee
Boots
Misses',
size
11
to
2
Child's.
Size
4
to
10V2
Child's
in
Red,
Brown
and
Black
SHOES
SHOES
$1.75
$1.50
175
pairs
of
Women's
High
Grade
Shoes
They
consist
of
black,
brown
and
blues
in
many
styles
and
heels.
Sizes
Collectively
are
complete
AAi
A.
to
D
width.
Reg.
fl
Qff
to
$4.95.
Sale
Price
v4vO
Grey,
Blue,
Brown,
Black
anil
Rust
Shoes
A
nice
selection
of
patterns.
Good
assortment
of
sizes.
Regular
GO
OCT
to
$4.95.
sale
Price
Women's
Low
Felt
Slippers
Leather
sole.
Felts
also
leath
erette
sole
with
padded
heels.
Colors,
wine,
blue,
brown,
black
and
plaids.
.
CSgt
Sale
Price
VOX
Blue
Ribbon
School
Boots-Leather
or
Panco
soles.
These
are
made
by
Leckles
and
are
up
15
per
cent.
Why
not
take
advantage
of
these
low
prices.
Size
1
to
5.
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Q
Salo
Price
7.S0