PAje
rouu
THE
DAILY
NlWfl
Tuesday,
January
9,
1940.
TRAOt
OFFICERS
President
and
Chooses
Executive
Radio
Situation
NO
JOKE
A
cough
due
to
a
cold
Is
no
joke.
Get
Smith
Brothers
Cough
Drops.
(Black
or
Menthol.)
Cost
only
10
yet
they're
a
real
cough
medicine.
u
SMITH
BROS.
COUGH
DROPS
Commerce,
at
its
meeting
last
that
the
city
was
too
far
away
night,
confirmed
the
election
of
from
the
stations
the
people
wish-
W.
R.
the
coming
year,
re-elected
Ar-
ence
was
very
small,
the
chief
J.
T.
Harvev.
the
retlrlns
Dresl-
Darton,
Brook,
O.
noId
pjatenf
R
M
winslow,
H.
F.
in
the
st
pitKMK
rot
kt
or
mutism
Pullen
and
Arthur
Brooksbank.
In
the
Matter
or
Ihe
EMate
of
Kdward
'
A!I
kncw
what
happened
during
rrrtuwn
jne.
rmeafrd
the
previous
war
but
this
time
take
notice
law
toy
trder
of
hu
conditions
were
different
'
and
Honcf
Judge
W.
E.
PWher
dated
the
,h.
.
.
!
j-
i,h
m.w
t
inn
t
while
every
effort
must
be
made
I
USE
OF
ELEVATOR,
SUBSIDY
OF
j
OCEAN
SHIPPING,
CITY
MANA-.
GF.R
IMPORTANT
POINTS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
government
that
a
British
Colum
bla
man
be
appointed
to
the
post
.
M
n.ap
M.
Watts
as
president
and
W.
ed
to
hear
and
the
country
was
"on
"TZ
'Za
MrAfpp
ni
vire-nres
dent
for
,,.f,in.
tv,
iBt.,f.r.
i
iniuc"i
w
'
w-ww
tiivuiuauiuuiJi
a
n.
atvna
liinvt
tvt
V
"Installation
of
silent
type
insu
lators
on
the
main
power
line
and
mur
oruoK!,oami
as
aeticuny
aim
Deen
trouoie
navm?
removea
Dy
7-
eliminate
1
to
chose
the
followlnc
as
its
execu-
th.
WMr
n.n,
Pthcr
Improvements
five
rminrll:
W
P.
Armour.
Then
.
.1
.....
-
.
uii
me
suggciuuu
ui
1
curing
....(
Collart.
W.
L.
Coates.
John
Dyb-
PrtMnt
it
f.,
radl
reception.
havn.
W.
O.
Fulton.
Arnold
Flaten.
.v,il
,f,
.v.
.
"Improve
marine
R.
O.
HoDkins.
J.
J.
Little.
Peter
Lakie.
C.
O.
Minns.
G.
C.
Mitchell.
Those
present
at
the
meettng
pase
u.
o.
Mcitae.
u.
w.
ixicicerson,
j.
nciuded
j.
T-
Harvey.
W.
M:
W.
Nlcholls.
S.
E.
Parker
and
H.
P.
nr.,,.
tir.u
m
Stewart.
i
tw..
n,.rf
anH
tn
lm.iParter
nf
the
Fisheries
Experiment-
ii.h
rnimKU
rinrim,
loiQ
iintM
manner
Sialic
ill
riiiitc
ivun...
1
'
.uo.i
vu.ui.tu.a
uu....b
markings
Metlakatla
Passage,
Rose
Spit
and
,sey
Pogt
Point.
"Representations
to
the
govern
ment
-and
Canadian
National
Rall-
,
y
n
L
L.
.
inrriLinii
iviL.
i
rr.
w.
.
i
r
11
1
.
.
......
.
.
Pullen.
tnn
Wrt
Mm,n
TrBvnr
Wfl
ways
urging
tnat
me
local
ary
aocK
........
ind
$h
pbaud
ng
yard
be
made
use
Hams.
C.
O.
Minns.
D.
C.
McRae.
,
'
of
either
In
the
u.
making
,vi
a
of
war
ma-
a
Shelford
ci,.h
n.
M.
C.
t,
u
trlaN
or
the
construction
of
ves-
dent.
was
in
the
chair
and
a
num-
a"n'T
"eorI6.el,
Ha"1'
sels
thaf
could
be
used
both
for
ber
of
matters
were
dealt
with
in-
?T
"J?
fishing
and
mine-sweeping
pur-
S.
E.
Parker.
A.
Lrndells,
cluding
a
reference
to
the
incom-
ing
radio
committee
of
the
local
Recotnmendat.on
to
the
Canad-
lan
OLCcimjiupj
mat,
u
in
the
MMVThr-Adm.nMrat.onl
Following
the
election
Mr.
Watuv",1;
the
federal
government
A;.
took
the
chair
and
thanked
the
f!
.
in
the
Matte,
of
ihe
tc..e
of
HUnch.
members
for
the
honor
they
had
?2-
PraC"
t,caI
be
raade
ot
m,ght
055
Hart-nnravd
done
him.
He
asked
for
co-epara-
take
notice
that
by
order
of
hu
tion
with
a
view
to
working
to-
UrSln8
the
Department
of
Na-dWr!LA.m9thi
Eeth
tr
the
common
good.
He
ttonal
.Defence
that
one
Canadian
ekate
referred
to
desoyer
be
stationed
at
Prince
Ru-Binche
the
amed
Eu
-tto
ot
good
work
done
by
Hrt.
DeceeMd.
and
ail
parties
the
retiring
nresldent
and
said
Per
and
na
her
vessels
visit
the
Zu?
that,
while
he
recognized
hU
own.
water,
adjacent
to
Prince
Rupert
DnxxrlT
vcrlCIcri.
to
ove
cm
or
before
handlcans.
he
honed
tn
ha
ahl.
'
more
Irequentiy.
felt
i
.
and
provincial
governmenla
of
some
Prtnoe
Rupert,
b.
c.
be
forward
to
Imtthod
that
would
do
away
with
Mr.
McAfee
said
he
appreciated
du5li"torT
taxatlon
i.v
the
stPKEMK
rot
KT
oruKirisM
the
honor
done
him
In
Probate
In
the
.Matter
of
ttie
"A
dm
I
.trt"
1
n.
in
ehnntlnor
Publication
by
Joint
Chambers
of
rotated
Adminiwwfctor
of
tbe
Etat
of
to
meet
the
common
enemv.
local
I
na
morc
apprentices
be
employed
from
outside
sources
and
presented
I
partment
of
National
Defence,
to
the
Commission
met
with
very
jwhlch
has
been
active
during
the
favorable
consideration.
past
year
ana-
is
continuing,
has
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
.
.
t,a.t
fmnlnvment
.
again
had
the-
pleasure
of
entertain-
mniirierable
bTrunlrS
"
"J
tna-
materials.
It
is
a
sad
S
opportunity
felt
that
such
visits
as
these
do
a
commentary
on
our
economic
interior
people
an
to
see
Their
Majesties
the
King
and
B"at
deal
to
create
a
friendlier
at-
tructure
tnat
u
required
war
oueen
durlna
their
visit
to
Jasper,
tltude
between
the
two
port
.and
to.
0l
war
tQ
mt
t
n
rninmivpr
xrxr
"QuesUonlng
the
advisability
01
juiHi,
.
....-....
-r...in
n
th,
federal
eovem-
me
projects
wnicn
we
arc
cue.
UUkVd'IMS
w
r
.
1
11
h.
nf
a
valuable
ourlng
to
further
here.
IIlCUli
ttKAliiOIr
v
.
...
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
for
his
address
on
"Prince
Rupert'
Hinterland;
to
T.
W.
Brown.
Nor
thern
Uve
business
from
the
effects
of
the
1929
depression.
Nevertheless,
the
construction
referred
to
is
neccs-
"
...
1
"in
fnnnMtinn
n.rii
n
ina
jsiinsi-
...
..
.
.
nuln.
sawmul
or
otner
lnausmai
-
-
sary
and
its
lmmcaiaie
cncci
nas
site
"
as
an
air
base
and
suggesting
dlzed
steamship
service
the
Board
befn
ikM
to
local
trade.
radio
dlfflculUes
with
a
view
to
f
,
nn.ihie
thev
choose
a
lo-
had
pleasure
in
meeting
Command
!
securing
the
establishment
of
a
!central
radio
station
In
northern
or
central
British
Columbia
In
or-
cation
more
at
65c
an
to
the
east
at
Seal
er
Heenan,
inspector
of
Trade
Routes
uouies
and
ana
Subsidies,
auosiaies.
Ottawa,
uuawa,
and
anu
1
in
mis
connection
a
leiier
was
.
.
.
0,ihcv,
r-ninmWa
Columbia
Chamber
of
Commerce
Confirm.
.,
rcad
from
the
chlef
radlo
engin.
age
fining
British
SeVctlon
of
President
And
Vice-
whQ
ted
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
,n
in
r
"2
"
J
Zl
i
fL
The
Industries
.
.
rt
frnm
n
Pr.
nPTTCH
?
Ttra!
B?vIShn?
5,int?n
"Recommending
to
the
federal
every
effort
was
made
to
bring
to
dmrlct
agrlcuUuralut
at
Smi.i
I
I
r
I
I
der
to
solve
the
Dresent
receDtlon
.
..
.
,
-n
the
attention
f
thl
eentleman
the
Tr
'
......
.
,n,
I
UUUvilJl
,
.government
mai
u
purcuaac
.
.
thers,
on
agricultural
conaivioua
Impasse.
wunu
porw
-Hinlnlnir
dljstrlcLi
shows
a
favor-
"A
number
of
our
meetings
were
forthefar-
abic
season
throughout
Matters,"
and
to
Mr.
Dlffln
of
Van-
soundly
during
1039
and
that
the
couver
for
his
address
and
moving
outlook
Is
encouraging
for
a
pro-
nlnttir
n
TTirlftH
rrpaaefnn
rt
nam
nrrwl
nl
nrv
mlnai
Reduction
in
telegraph
rates
from
An
Interesting
summary
of
the
'
I
excursion
be
run
on
Labor
Day
to-Prince
Rupert
and
Interior
points
lumDer
industry
during
1939
ln
the'
to
Eastern
points.
rrince
nuperi
t
orcsi
uiscnci,
sud-
'
Completion
of
the
highway
from
mlttcd
bV
R-
C.
St.
Clair,
district
the
Alberta
boundary
to
Prince
Ru-
forester,
shows
that,
as
the
Indus-1
pert
tl7
was
at
a
low
ebb
during
the,
"Installation
of
a
broadcastlngf
eity
Part
01
the
vea.
the
quick
station
In
central
British
Columbia,
advance
when
war
broke
out
and
"Settling
up
of
Interior
lands
by
financed
Immigrants.
I
work
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
"
''"
,:'
lorwB
a
to
"Pfclally
on
the
coast.
the
toth
6i
ox
February,
a.
d.
1940.
serve
them
-pcentahiv
'
"Considering
the
advisability
of
'.Involves
inoiv.
communications
u,..
to
and
all
panics
indebted
to
the
estate
ftp
remitrwvl
tn
naf
t.H.
unnmt
rtt
Kl.
The
new
president
spoke
of
re-
resvaDiisnmg
lecnnicai
eaucauon
contact
with
.ministers
and
depart
lndbtdrie
.me
larthwtth.
cently
Improved
conditions
in
the
"
in.
Canada,
especially
in
connection
DATED
3rd
day
ot
January.
A.
cit
He
mentIoned
te
a,ue
.with
aviation.
wiLiJAu
o.
mTOH.
the
the
cltv
city
of
of
the
the
dfenre
defence
wnrlr
amrv
tt
'
"Establishment
by
the
federal
Executor.
Pylnr.1
tWmiMt
Ti.
T--v--
t-a.
.
'
I
.nal
.f
Ja
I
nH
U..
41--
I
a
.
.
.
pulp
mills
went
on
full
time
came
too
late
to
reflect
any
Important
Imnrnvaman
f
In
alntltl.
Mn
Mr.
Hanson's
Help
w,
c,
A.
V
f"""1
Jur
"'"
Of
necessity
a
great
deal
of
the
SlSl
hoTeve'
tha
expected
that
the
demand
for
Sr.JL!.
.iu
STr"S
J
Vi7;Z
htniloclc'
wiU
continue
unabated
V
,
merce
has"
"had
tne
Joyal
and
ef-
,
M
,ong
tn
waf
,
u
d
h
active
coratton
of
the
Mem-
the
demand
for
high-grade
spruce
lt":
'or
certain
tpeof
.IrJuS
l7i!i
it
l
i
uj,
construction
will
be
more
active.
H
by
this
Chamber
would
not
have
v.
i
.
.
.
.
?
I
frtm
m
mrrt
nf
AlacVa
qnH
PgnoHkn
Kjton
olvan
I
V.
.
i
The
major
Industry
of
Prince
iiiui
as
vice-Dresinent
it
thmt
n
w.u.u..
.
w..
mt
aiiriinuii
nicy
were
nunart
.
i.u,
.
m.tration
be
remembered
that
the
country'
P'n
adjacent
to
trf
proposed
,
had
It
not
been
for
Mr.
Hanson's
the
DrosDerfty
of
this
nort
de
'
was
at
war
and
Intended
to
win.
J
m.ost
westerly
Alaska
Highway
route
help
and
persistence.
I
take
this
Unite
rests
upon
the
DrUv'
ages
of
a
most
westerly
route,
Recommendations
to
the
fed-
oi
r
thTcy
rrtoce
rtlnxrt
Brituh
,
,
musi
aiso
consolidate
the
"
v
me
year
Of
this
amount
Columbia,
and
ait
persona
having
Psl"n
nere
and
thus
strengthen
"u,c
r
4U,WW
employment,
Dei
"ecu
ninaerea
or
aeiayed
by
total
was
99.281
-"
ww
aw-a
are
me
tuunnun
weailn.
hereby
rewilrH
to
fin-man
the
aame
to
me
prcperlv
ver'fird
rn
cr
N-fore
the
28th
day
of
February
1940
and
all
per-.aona
lndebtM
i
-nld
Eatate
are
required
.to
PV
Mi
mnm.
cS
their
in'
debtednesa
t
nv
for'hwMh.
i
NOTIMAN
A.
WATT.
j
OtricM
AdmlnMtrator.
Prtnr
Roiyvt.
B.
n.
Dated
the
ith
day
of
January,
A
D.
mo.
Arrow
Messenger
Len
Griffiths
&
Co.
PHONE
159
Reasonable
I
talcs
Parcel
and
Ragcacc
Service
Stand
Vr-nezia
Grocery
Fulton
Street
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
551
a
mk-
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zanlll
Proprietor
"A
IIOMU
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
91.00
op
60
Rooms
Hot
tt
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
Fred
Timms
and
D.
Oruhdy.
Barrett
Rock;
J.
Hawes,
B.
Nlcholls
and
Jack
Wells,
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
C.
Dick
and
J.
Thatcher,
city;
R.
Nicholson,
Port
Edward.
Royal
R.
Lee.
Vanderhoof:
Frank
Perry
and
Joe
Chykanda,
city.
Tt'
the
rtirrniiati'.h
effect
Of
ad
vertlslng
that
counts.
MIVF.RAL
ACT
Notice
To
Delinquent
Co-own
era
To
John
tv.
Aldrn
and
(lundrr
Blrkt
land
of
Seattle,
Washington,
V.
B.
A
WHEREAS
there
aro
ownera
nthar
than
myself
to
the
extent
of
more
than
one
quarter
Interest
tn
each
and
all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Star
No.
8,
Star
No.
3,
Star
No.
4,
Star
No.
S.
Star
No.
o.
war
No.
7,
Star
No.
8,
Star
No.
0,
"a
nu.
iu
Mineral
ciauna
aiuuoe
on
Uie
north
Mde
of
Porcher
Iiland
In
ChUmore
Pawoe
about
600
feet
from
the
bench
ln
the
Skeen
Mlalna
Dirlalon,
Province
of
Brltiah
CoIumbK
TAKE
NOTICE
4ha
unleaa
you
d3
pay
within
90
daya
from
the
date
hereof
the
aum
of
11537.50
bejnf
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
for
the
yeara
1037,
1S38
and
1039
by
Section
28
of
Che
Mineral
Act,
R.
8.
B.
C.
1938,
Chapter
161,
together
with
all
coau
ot
thla
notice,
to
the
under-algncd,
the
regtatered
owner
of
aaJd
Mineral
ClaJnu.
your
Intereat
on
aald
Mineral
Claim
shall
be
forfeited
and
become
verted
In
the
undersigned
who
haa
made
the
required
erpendlturea.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
D
O.
thla
tn
day
ot
July,
1939.
E.
8.
OERNKT.
,
00O00000000000OO0OlO0OO0f
MISS
YUKI
Dressmaker
Ladies'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
tiREEN
880
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FRASER
ST.
I000000H5000OOHCHCHO
of
material
stressing
the
advant-i
opportunity
of
extending
our
heartv
nf
tiZ
n.u
VL.....L
7J?.":
thanks
to
our
Honorary
Vice-Prl-
of
halibut
ln
District
No.
2
for'
dent,
Mr.
Hanson.
.thu
vmf
1010
iohoa
i
j
eraland
provincial
governments
z-oD6naco
"777
,,u'
V..4
-W
Willi
certain
of
.
the
.
work
,
.
underUk-
15958
hundredweight
In
1938
the
Canadian
hundredweight,
'
i
granted
pensions.
the
war
but
I
do
not
betipv
that
.
i,.
lamu
at
'.mo,uio,
una
American!
-Recommendation
...
to
the
steam-(the
effective
.,
working
..
of
the
board
9329
hundredweight
valued
at
ship
companies
that
moving
pic-
ha
'n
any
sense
been
nullified
$669,042.
This
shows
a
substantial'
tures
be
used
on
their
voyages
des-
nor
do
I
think
that
the
activities
Increase
over
last
year,
the
amount'
crlblng
to
passengers
places
to
belof
tnc
board
should
be
relaxed
in
paid
to
Canadian
halibut
flsher-
vislted
on
the
following
days.
j"
men
In
this
district
alone
being!
"Consideration
of
suggestion
that
Unquestionably
ui
the
war
of
$105,641
In
excess
of
the
amount1
a
recommendation
be
made
that
m4-,e.1.?
retarded
the
develop-
paid
in
1938.
The
total
value
of
all
Canada
make
a
contribution
0f;mcnt
ot
this
city
and
district,
rish
of
all
species
landed
Jn
Disentitles
of
food
stuffs
to
Great
lmore
80
har
was
Inevitable
trict
No.
2
last
year
amounted
to
Britain
as
a
war
token.
throughout
the
whole
country,
by
almost
four
million
dollars
ap-
"Recommendation
to
provincial
'a,most
a
generation.
It
Is
our
duty
proximately
three-quarters
belni?
Government
that
other
means
than
to
do
all
in
our
power
to
prevent
Canadian
and
nnp.nnarf.r
a,i
taxation
on
real
estate,
to
take
care
a.
slmllar
ctine
0f
events
this
can.
It
Is
Interesting
to
nnto
that
'
of
schoofcosts.be
adopted.
iL,me-
15
tne
wkh
of
the
War
the
value
of
livers
alone
amounted
"Recommendation
that
city
take'
"un
that
business
In
Canada
to
approximately
$17736.
The
,steps
to
replace
Hays
Creek
and'?hulcl
car
on
not
on,y
'as
usua1'
above
figures
are
only
approximate
Morse
Creek
Bridges.
but
at
a
'aster
Pace
ad
greater
as
final
returns
ln
all
instances
Alaska
Hlrhiriv
voIume.
This
board
can
not,
there-
have
nt
vet
h-vm
r..i.
a
-A
matter
which
created
a
good
!orf'
be,
accutscdio'
selfUhnes.s
or
port
from
James
Bojd.
Sunerylsor
deal
of
Interest
throughout
British
J",
of
PftriotLsm
by
bending
of
Hsherle.
on
the
fishing
In-Columbla
and
Alaska
last
year
were
?e5y.,c,
rt
throughout
the
war
dustry
of
this
district,
reveals
that
the
session,
held
by
the
Canadian
Li
P,,
f
m
lnduS
thc
lndustry
Progreined
Jn
a
tr
h
sh,pp,ng
centre-
.ectlon
of.
the
B.
C.-Yikon-Alaska
?nd
'
Highway
Commission
at
various
1
V01
Ieei
competent
to
ais-ooln'Uln
Central
and
Northern
Brl-
f"ss
business
conditions
generally
tlsh
Columbia.
Several
alternative
thrBhout
thla
district
during
the
routes
for
the
proposed
highway,?"1
ycar
or
at"M!
P"1
f,1
n.Jp.
aivanBrf
at
ihVmaHnJ.
h.M
,eeI
however,
that
tt
shou
d
fol-
toV&SSZ
l0W
that
thc
'bstantial
gains
In
In
various
centres.
This
Chamber
Canadlan
buslnCM
durl
the
,
t
of
Commerce
went
on
record
aa
and88tm
,
few
monthg
of
1939
sJpportlng
the
most
westerly
route
UnuI
,
ref,ect
bus,neM
and,
in
this
respect,
we
had
sup-'
(
galn,
throughout
thls
dlstrlcti
port
from
all
Boards
of
Trade
from
Farmlng
and
lumbcrlns
partcu.'
Vanderhoof
west.
We
co-operated
,arJy
8tand
beneflt
heav
(rom
with
the
Hazelton
Diatrlct
Board
of
the
demand3
or
war
It
not
Trade
in
me
preparation
oi
mater
ial
for
presentation
to
the
Com
much
to
expect
that
the
war
de-
mnnr!
tnr
mlnnralv
mat
oflmtilata
mission
at
Hazclton.
When,
as
a
development
of
some
of
our
creat
result
of
our
request,
the
Commls-,atnt
mineral
wealth
ln
this
dls-'
sion
decided
to
hold
a
session
in
thict.
The
1939,
Christmas
trade
Prince
Rupert
the
highway
com-(throughout
the
Dominion
is
remittee
took
the
matter
in
hand
and
ported
to
have
been
in
record
fig-'
an.
extensive
brief
was
prepared
ures
and
reports
from
Prince
Rup-!
whlph
was
presented
at
a
well-at-
Crt
indicate
that
we
shared
in
tended
meeting
here,
The
highway
the
general
up-trend.
committee
Li
deserving
of
thanks1
-The
rationing
of
a
substantial'
for
its
efforts
In
this
matter
as
well
garrison
of
troops
In
the
city
to-as
ln
other
matters
concerning
gethcr
with
the
supply
of
their,
highway
problems
In
this
district,
personal
requirements
and
amuse-'
Prom
independent
sources
it
has
menta
is
reflecting
Itself
ln
In-,
been
learned
.that
material
gath-
creased
business
ln
many
quarters,
ered
by
the'
highway
committee
"Local
construction
for
the'De-
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
lyiiHc
VALENTIN
DAJRY
pnnNK
S7
Fresh
Shrimp
nOAT
W.S.L.
Dally
at
4
p.m.
TROTIEIl'S
DOCK
I
DORA
Roller
Rink
Dally
Sessions
2:00
to
4:30
Children
6:0Q
to
8:30
Adults
8:io
to
11:00
Reglnners
(Jlven
Special
Attention
'
1939.
1
Express
Rhanki
Mickey
Kntfi
"ANDY
HARDY
GETS
SPRING
FEVER"
LEWIS
STONE
.
MICKEY
ROONIY
CECILIA
PARKER
FAY
HOLDEN
i'
i
.a
i
Donald
Duck
In
SEA
SCOUTS
Novelty
and
Travel
Shows
Niehtly
Showing
Feature
At
7:00
and
9:00
Tonljht
and
Wed.
7:31
and
9:31
DAVID
NIVF.N,
l.OUITTA
YOUNO
In
'ETERNALLY
YOURS'
COMINT.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
rendered
mot
valuable
service
the
board.
My
thanka
are
also
d
;
Wal
featured
by
addresses
of
Interest
to
"7i,.
"l
wh
t0
cxl,re
m
PPa-'
w
c
"r
ncu
ana
mrii:
which
he
said
there
.
",Mr"L.
7h;
the
members
.J.
,7
Z""
on
for
having
been
honored
by
bcrs
or
the
standing
commit!.-,,
wuitH
ne
iiu
mcic
haw.
th.
0d-
lc
memDers
and
ana
our
our
mans
thank
are
are
lhU
v.n.
Jt
,,
not
,we
lau
in
was
better
radio
J.
f"ePon
in
W"'
"
much
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
city
0f
Canada.
The
difficulty
was
perhaps
appointment
as
Prince
Rupert
than
any
other
ne
Feral
dent
of
the
Associated
Board,
of
"n.T.v
v.7i
Ter
second,
to
expreas
regret
lWW.lluv.uu.B
-
------
'
"V
J
U
h.n
nnlka
U"ablC
In
t0
KrVC
url
President
and,
who
have
all
served
faithfully
that
I
"It
has
been
a
great
ila.!ire
.
Le9
PrinrY
U
ln.to
haVC
""
dUrlnt
'
t
n
inert
but
Is
a
act
that
our
prosperity
t
quite
'
was!retlre
from
that
offlro
wlth
,n,
rnAmh
rin'mhi.
Into
war.
It
would
have
'certainty
thaat
the
affairs
f
'hs
SrflSS:
."'.lli&Jn'm,
duty
to
resign
In
favor
I
Chamber
of
Commerce
are
bem,
U1C
coTernmeni
mining
engineer
aw
.
...
u.j
.u.
i.r
in
ih.
Km)
.
dl
for
his
address
in
"The
Work
or
of
thell
"ur
Z
Prlnce
Rupert,
In
a
review
.
i
.
,u
u
ni
the
Uh
U
ta
unlike.,
that
I
the
Tourist
Council;-
to
Dr.
Neal
lni,
ln
Northern
Brl.,not
caught
him
up
in
same
who
has
discharged
the
dutlei
of
the
Incoming
officers
nf
all
i.
.President
for
some
time
muchiible
aunoort
that
I
mav
be
able
jmore
ably
than
I
could
have
done
give
them
at
any
time."
"As
ln
past
years,
this
Chamber
In
future
years.
He
adds
that
thcia".
r
.
10
.Scrlflary.
Armur
oolubank
who
has
been,
as
of
Commecre
supported
the
Asaocl-
government
ore
sampling
plant
ated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
here
has
attracted
Increased
num-
'
t
British
Columbia
and
sent
delegates
bers
of
shippers
during
the
last
in
the
persons
of
the
President
and
year
and
has
greatly
stimulated
Mi'.
Peter
Lakle
at
the
annual
con-
prospecting
and
exploratory
actl-vention
at
Prince
George.
Reso-
vlty,
especially
in
the
region
trl-Iutlons
were
presented
on
the
fol-
butary
to
the
Canadian
National
lowing
questions:
Railways.
AdvertWni
U
an
invrstmoi
Owinj?
to
Increased
Cost
of
Nanaimo-Wellington
Lump
a
Coal
At
(he
mine
and
an
increase
In
freljlit
rate,
we
have
been
forced
to
raUe
the
price
as
follows:
Nanalmo-Wrlllntton
Lump
-Per
ton.
sacked
IIS.SO
Nanalmo-lVellfnctitn
Mine
Run
Per
ton.
sacked
...
...
.?5
Nanalmo-Wtllinjlon
Nut
Per
ton.
sacked
$$.
Nanalmo-Wr
Illusion
Slack
-
Per
ton.
sacked
....
$i.0
The-sc
Prices
Will
fio
Into
Klfecl
January
It.
1910
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
CJ1
or
C32
Bargains
In
USED
FURNITURE
Kitchen
Ranges
$18,
$22,
$25
-
$35
HEATERS
$2.50
$6
$8
$10
"nd
$22.50
MATTRESSES
$2.50,
$3.50
M
$4
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
Prince
Rupert
A.
as
myself.
My
crateiui
01
mwn
im
10
m?
unsmbrf
,1
coi,
hi.
.HHr.u
nn
"Et.'.l..
.u
,i..wianK
ihanV
arc
exprewj
ai
once
w
.
w.,-
nnn
:?
:Lrr:;7;.,':
t
.V
"Ul
"
"'"'K
I",
Past
Preldent
F
A.
MacCallum
awm
at
neacr.
I
W.h
to
.-s
,r.
111
1
jjcumtinai.Lfii
in
uuw"
area
nas
progrcasea
sieaauy
unu
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARDENA
I'ltlDAV,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thur.
p.m.
)c
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
i
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
5G8
If
you
have
something,
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
m
.uiiiiutisiA