0
it
City
Manager
Plan
SEAL
COVE
Is
Again
Before
Local
Chamber
The
question
of
having
a
man-;
ager
for
the
city
was
discussed
at
the
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
They
were
planning
to
discuss
It
In
full
council
this
week.
ler
and
urged
that
the
legislative
committee
continue
r.
efforts.
a
sb
bt
w
mi
mm
The
department
had
a
difficult
The
plan
had
also
been
discussed
fr.
.
fn
with
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
who
didjbase
and
was
only
not
seem
very
sympathetic,
suggest-1
1
Jng
that
it
was
quite
within
the
J
J
power
01
ine
presenf
seiup
10
appoint
a
city
manager
under
the
Municipal
Act
Instead
of
securing
a
special
charter.
He
had
promised,
t
i
i
ry
j
to
study
the
proposal
and
write
in
J
Air
lYiail
Lamed
regard
to
It.
CHARLOTTETOWN.
March
C.
P.
Balagno
in
the.
chair,
it
was
decided
to
hold
the
annual
general
meeting
on
the
evening
of
Thursday,
.March
16
on
which
occasion
the
well
known
landscape
dinner.
AIR
K
A
NM
U
was
pointed
out
by
the
Presl-Diji
dent
that
the
pictures
and
the
address
would
be
something
wholly
,
Pulp
.Mill
Could
Xot
Be
Locate
new
In
Prince
Rupert
and.
as
mere
Xear
Because
of
Danger
To
would
doubtless
be
many
anxious
Aircraft
to
hear
Mr.
Cole
and
see
the
ptc-
tures.
the
admission
would
have
to
There
will
be
no
nuln
mill
at
be
limited
to
those
purchasing
Chamber
of
Commerce
,Ust
night
"
Se&l
cve
If
the
plans
'
of
the
De-
tickets
and
only
Just
enough
WASHINGTON.
March
7:
CP-En
trance
doors
to
provide
lncreas
ed
show
window
visibility
win
lea
ture
modernization
of
big
stores
in
Greetings
By
New
2ME3K
President
J.
T.
Harvey
also
men-!
Arrncc
Prtniinonr
rt1
UI5
VUllllllClll
tioned
ned
the
the
interview
interview
with
with
the
the
Prem-
Prem
m
,
CP
1
The
inauguration
of
the
new
gl
nenr.
SNOW-PACKED
ROADS
TORONTO.
March
7:
CPi
Mrs
Lloyd
Lang
made
a
200-mile
trip
over
snow
covered
highways
In
her
motor
car
from
Sundrtrge.
north
bringing
to
hospital
a
Special
Values
In
FURNITURE
Complete
Steel
Bed,
$23.95
Two-inch
continuous
post
steel
beds
in
walnut
finish,
cable
spring
and
cotton
felt
mattress.
Size
1-6,
1-0
and
3-3.
Rexoleum
Floor
Covering
THIRD
AVENUE
Silver
Grey
Blankets
Low
priced
floor
covering.
Made
on
a
good
felt
back.
Six
feet
wide.
Sq.
Yard
35c
Pure
wool
blankets
offered
at
a
special
price.
Size
6-1x81.
gg
EL10,S
FURNITURE
PHONE
GREEN
91C
Prince
Rupert
cellent
shape
and
there
will
be
lit
El
ess.
trio
and
quartette
numbers.
rnihtw
in
From
MlSSCtt
and!tit.
T
Ion4
Pmh
northeast
to
Proceeds
to
Vancouver
north
winds,
mostly
fair,
turning
by
the
Prtnee
Rupert
raUcSo-j
itfanM.r
Prince
John.
Capt
.in
ylT
Ed-rd
Mab.
U
expected
to
r-
osuiTtui
uiiwv-
I
.4
i
r
rt.
lomtraw
mom-
The
executive
oi
tne
ranee
u-
Miv,rtn-
hirh
is
to
be
we-
pert
Horticultural
Society
held
a
..
th.
hIi
In
lboyt
a
meeting
last
night
with
President
monthl
tlme
co-ordinating
of
the
ocal
score
with
the
1.
-tv'to
has
Just
commenced
and
a
rehearsal
life
si
vr
"
-
tag
from
Vancouver
tU
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
having
left
Queen
Charlotte
CHy
for
Maasett
at
11:15
last
night
Soon
after
the
arrival
.
w.
of
the
Prtnee
George
from
cofL
The
John
will
then
return
here
to
take
her
regular
sailing
for
TKrlnU!iir7s..
e
Island,
Friday
assess
soloists
on
this
occasion
are
to
be
m,jt
where
It
has
been
in
training
Len
Cripps.
In
the
role
of
Lord
High
m
the
fishermen's
naval
reserve.
Executioner,
and
Mrs.
Oarfleid
Mc-.
Klnley.
as
Katlsha.
both
of
whom
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
I
have
heavy
parts
in
good
shape.
J.imotorshlp
Hner
Northland.
Capt.
A.
Teng.
as
the
Mikado's
son;
Mrs.
Len
Wlluams.
arrived
in
port
ai
v
Bernard
Lundahl
as
Yum
Yum.
o'clock
last
night
from
Ketenuan
a
.
.1
a..
.
a
eviill
l.HJ
f
ll.ki(M
fawn
fi.K
following
the
report
of
a
commit-
"t
of
are
followed
woulfl
"lssued
to
ew"-"TJ
ZtS?
iTrZZ
dln
to
a
,etW"
from
the
-Ung
CapacUy
f
thC
m
:er
prncTp.IsTe'Harotd'rdVn
VvZJmd
the
pLTSS
;ne?lLI1F!,?Crh;'
dTX1ter
In
W
pay
"
a
Sma"
debt
iPottder.
a.
Pooh-Bah;
Don
Ritchie.
1:30
ajn.
In
conUnuatkm
of
her
to-wo
nromlnenTSbers
o?
the
f
national
defence
to
Olof
Han-
the
society
plans
to
arrange
a
puh
Hugo
Kraupner.
as
age
to
Seattle.
two
prominent
memoers
01
inc
The
danger
from
possible
,aie
0f
plants
about
the
first
week
jfK.
viv,h
a
mi
viauie
Mae-
Trades
and
Labor
Council
and
they
drUUng
jQg5
would
too
great.
ta
AnriL
l0
J5S.2t'
Union
steamer
Catak.
Capt
iuiu
4ct.cj.cu
uv
Alsn
thr
until
rl
v
flanper
(mm
....
.
......
Jimfi
Flnfllav.
arrtTKl
in
Don
ai
1
w.--..
-
o
-
3
wviiMMm
.
n
v
11.M1
amnffMi
nin
.
Amall
boats
or
floating
debris.
innr
uivnniv
siioppinr
8""
u"0"'
"iC
noon
today
from
Stewart.
work,
as
director.
Un
Cripps.
wholwhlch
was
,
port
yesterday
after-hu
been
largely
responsible
rornft0n,
between
3:43
and
5
otkxk
bringing
the
group
along
to
it
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Van-
'transcontinental
air
mail
service
of
three-year-old
girl
of
a
neighbor.
ttrer;
Harold
Ponder,
stage
mana
TransCanada
Air
Line
has
brousht
badly
scalded
falling
Into
a
tub
of
a
message
from
Lieutenant
Govern-
nttle
paUent
will
re-
cr
Eri;
W.
Hamber
of
British
Col-
cover-
urobia
to
Lieutenant
Governor
George
De
Blois
of
Prince
Edward
CUPID
BUSY
IN
VIENNA
Island.
VIENNA.
March
7:
CP
This
Austrian
city,
now
under
German
LONDON.
March
7:
(CP
1
Among
rule,
had
the
highest
number
of
levies
exhibited
at
an
Air
Raid
weddings
In
its
history
In
193829-Precautions
inventions
show
were
169.
about
1.000
more
than
the
prev--proof
nerambnlator
and
a
lour
record
year
of
1920.
Births
in
present
proficiency,
continues
as
muv.r
oramauc
airecior.
r.
oukhu
lh,
vessel
were
six
Datsensers
accompanist
Others
on
the
com-
Three
persons
sailed
from
here
for
mtttee
and
responsible
for
various
Vancouver
aboard
her.
phases
of
organization
are
Miss'
.
Pranfes
Crojs.
Secretary:
W.
M.
1
The
Maasett
jeineboal
Ederuhaw.
Watts,
business
manager
and
treas-,
Capt.
Douglas
Edenshaw,
was
In
port
otct
mc
wrei-ciiu
mi
mc
j
G.
L
Rorie.
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith.
Miss
n"
ireaimcni
in
ine
rnncc
u-Helen
Stamp-Vincent
Mrs.
W.
M.
Pt
General
Hospital
He
was
re-Watts.
Miss
Edith
Wilkinson.
Miss
ported
this
morning
to
be
doing
Asiaug
Skaland,
Miss
Catherine
nllv
although
he
will
have
to
re-Mussallem.
Mrs.
O.
Taylor.
Miss
maln
in
the
hospital
for
some
time.
Audrey
Wrathall
and
Mrs.
Frank
,
...
,
Glass.
'
Nobles.
Guards
and
Coolies
J
Comadlna.
W.
Oalr.
Earl
Gordon,
I
Victor
Houston.
Nels
Gunderson.
,Dr
H.
O.
Johnsen,
Peter
Lien.
Dr.
j
Bernard
Lundahl,
Robert
Houston,
A.
S.
Nlckerson.
Earl
Norrls.
C.
J-I
Norrlngton.
Martin
van
Cooten.
D.
r
Barclay.
J.
H.
Smith
and
Bruce
i
Stevens.
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besncr
Block
Phone
234
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
-
A
moderate
deprcaaton
Is
entied
northwest
of
Vancouver
Island
ana
ciouay
weather
prevails
on
the
coast
while
oer
the
tatarter
it
Is
moderately
Prince
John
to
.Make
Special
Trip
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Ed-
PHnr
Runeft
and
Queen
Cbar-
Mtd
a
vain.
Waat
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
cs-xh
uulWit
a
tnd
shifting
U
outh
becoming
strong
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
TORONTO.
March
7:
CP
Less
than
so
miles
from
Toronto,
a
cow
i-
i
t
th.i
MniM
iimom
in
r
rvi
j
JirSuZTJ'
Vancouver
tomorrow
morning,
the
1
nrnZIImz
the
entire
milk
supply
for
rj
rdWted
that'1
John
IOT.
W!i2tfl
reakienU
of
BUckheath
village
gardener
and
designer
of
gardens.
-
number
U
going
!tucen
,
,
win
be
In
the
city
SStaXSi
,ae
P
tna
Fred
Cole,
mt
anly
,min
.HI
give
an
address
on
the
it?
lu
to?ers
bu't
JJ"1
KeHey
camp
at
out
of
eardens.
Illustrated
"Un
,
.
.
,
,
.
lantern
slides,
some
two
hundred
of
which
he
Is
bringing
with
him.
A
committee
consisting
of
-Mrs.
Neal
Carter.
Mrs.
C.
uie
enieriainmeni
puoiic
gei.crau,.,
,
,Kjl
Mftrfflin
Mmnat
Pa.
The
choruses
are
already
In
ex
ana
ur.
J.
i.
Manay
was
nave
yet
to
be
put
on
but
there
Is
eu
mi
ai.aiijnutu-i
-
in
ufvvl
mnnth
for
that
in
whir
hi
n..
i
i
k.mk
v,
r
-
44iC
K-Vai
iusuuuv
asvro
ws
Ume
the
rough
spots
will
undoubt-
Bcale.
Capt
Edgar
Arnei.
returned
edly
be
ironed
out.
outstanding
it
morning
from
Esqul
during
a
snow
storm
that
Isolated
the
village
for
two
days.
Like
many
Canadian
cows,
the
heroine's
name
was
Bessy
LOCALS
Mrs.
H.
J
Smith
sailed
this
after
1
I
noon
on
the
Catata
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Herman
Engleecke
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
burine
trip
to
Smithen
and
other
Interior
potnta.
Rev
E.
W.
Staler
of
this
city
made
the
trip
around
from
Stewart
to
Anyox
on
the
steamer
Oatala
yesterday
afternoon.
He
Is
on
hit
monthly
visit
to
the
mining
camp
Dr.
Rice
and
Dr.
Richardson
travelling
Vancouver
dentists,
were
1
Anyox
and
other
northern,
points
here
aboard
the
Cats
la
today
going
nL.
c,..
,,.
k
frtnnt
nd
sailed
early
this
afternoon
for
through
from
Stewart
to
Vaneou-
4:2r
Vk,
L
Vancouver
and
waypolnU.
ver.
aaa
wvu
w-
w
-
d
-
Simpon
of
Saskatoon,
who
obvi-,
we
xty-four
passengen
oosly
U
weD
experienced
In
the
aboard
e
steamer
Princess
Nora-i
David
Brown,
for
drunKenness
was
fined
)tt.
with
seven
days'
1m-prironment.
In
eltr
pottee
court
thb
tnornlng
lie
had
oUy
been
out
for
a
Ha
v
at
n
-xHrr
servtaur
time
'for
Disembarking
here
fromjt
wnefl
he
wa4
ren
aer:
Martin
van
cooten
DroDcrues:
110
Vancouver
ana
omer
noinu
Mrs.
T.
A.
MeWaters,
costume
man-
down
the
coast,
having
on
board
J
ager:
C.
P.
Balagno.
scenery,
and
Alfred
Adams,
president
of
the
Na-Maurice
Bruce,
designer.
tlve
Brotherhood
of
British
Col-
The
Choruses
umbla.
and
his
son.
Ivan
Adams.
The
choruses
are
as
follows:
ho
are
making
the
trip
In
con-School
Olria-MJss
Delphlne
Bal-
nectlon
with
Brotherhood
exten-agno.
Miss
Gladys
Barker.
Miss
kn
activities.
The
Edenshaw.
Frances
Cross.
Mrs.
Gordon
Daniels,
which
arrived
here
Saturday.
Miss
Betty
Ellison.
Mrs.
T.
A.
Mc-
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Waters.
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock.
Miss
Fran-
Mrs.
Arthur
Brown
of
MasscU.
Mr.
baby
s
bottle
fitted
with
a
safety-
December
Uui
were
1.49970
per,ceg
Moore.
Miss
Mae
Murray.
Mrs.
Brown
having
been
brought
here
to
Vilve
to
regulate
the
supply
of
milk,
cent
more
than
in
December.
1937.
In
again.
Bven
Wruck
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prtnee
Norah
yesterday
at
trrnoon
from
Janeau
and
proceed
ed
by
the
evenl-ig
train
for
a
vilt
to
Sauk
Centre.
Minnesota
Sauk
Centre
Is
raid
to
have
been
the
town
which
Inspired
Stnclslr
Lew
W
famous
norel
"Main
Street."
Rev.
A.
Abraham.
Angllcar
Church
missionary
at
Massett.
wll!
arrive
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
tomorrow
morning
from
thf
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
proceed
by
the
evening
train
to
Tor
onto
and
other
eastern
points
on
t
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
a
ne
mission
boat
to
replace
the
Western
Hope
which
became
a
total
login
a
wreck
a
few
months
ago.
MacKenzies
Furniture
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
With
over
800
springs.
Beautiful
damask
cover
SLUMBER
KING
SPRING-Sllver
and
gilt
rib.
None
rusting
Phone
7:5
Individual
spiral
$42.50
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
Iruvcn
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Hupcrt
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Am-coNirnoNi;i)
SLEEPING
CAR
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
616
3rd
Ave.
V-17-J9
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
THAIIs-nillTISII
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Rrand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphos
phates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold.
Sliver,
Electrolytic
Lead.
Klnc,
Cadmium.
Bismuth.
Tuesday
lixr
f.:rt
THZ
DAILY
XZTf
8
pace
four
Beautiful
DINNERWARE
30
different
patterns
to
chore
from.
33-piecc
S2.75
DtoneneU
atf
and
p
RRASSYVARE
and
.NOVELTIES
Cheaper
Glass
Tumblers
50C
From,
per
down
up
'..
-
--
GLASSWARE
and
NOVELTIES
Visit
Our
Wonderful
Basement
Store!
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Gardening
Expert
Will
Be
Visiting
Prince
Rupert
Arrangements
.Made
Last
Nisht
For
Annual
.Meeting
of
Horticultural
Society
HVIIKADO"
IN
GOOD
SHAPE
Splendid
Progress
Being
Made
By
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Society
In
Preparation
(or
Presentation
Splendid
progress
is
being
made
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
TONIGHT
and
YVEDNEsnAf
2
Shows,
7:00
and
9
it
The
Academy
Award
I'ictnrt
.
.
.
The
best
film
of
1331
Prince
Rupert
crowd
night
agree
100
Mrs.
C
A
Armstroiu
arrived
tn
the
city
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