PAGE
TOW
HEAD
OLDS
"
JUST
A
FEW
DtOrS
tailVf
HEAD
COID
STUfFINUJ
AND
MISHIT
GREAT
WORK
OF
CHURCH
WAS
THEME
"Consider
the
purpose
of
the
Church.
I-ook
at
its
success.
It
has
kept
the
faith
for
nineteen
centuries
and
has
exerted
Its
Influence
on
governments
to
a
re-
over
the
country.
The
British
Em
pire
is
one
ui
mc
uuito
ui
nc
jen
Church,
consiaer
tne
cnaracier
01
the
me
British
t3nii5n
people,
vvk,
one
uuc
ui
of
the
h
fin
jAnglican
Ladies'
Officers
Chosen
I
The
annual
meeting
ol
the
Senior
branch
of
the
Woman's.
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
held
recently,
el-jected
officers
for
1940
as
follows:
I
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Rlx.
J
Honorary
First
Vice-President,
junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
To
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson.
Get
Behind
Both
Canadian
Honorary
Second
Vice-President,
Lesion
And
Saltation
Army
Mrs.
R.
H
Mcintosh.
J
President,
Mrs.
H.
S.
Meadows.
J
junior
Section
of
the
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
C.
V.
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
Evltt
.
Second
Vice-President,
Thomas
Andrews.
Secretary,
Mrs.
G.
Smith
Treasurer,
Mrs.
F.
A
lum.
merce,
at
Its
meeting
last
night.
Mrs-
decided
to
get
behind
the
cam-'palgn
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
raise
funds
for
the
Canadian
Mact,ai-(Leglon
War
Services
drive
by
ap
pointing
members
to
assist
in
car
Girls
Superintendent,
Mrs.
out
the
local
canvass.
Gor
Dawes.
rJon
German
was
appointed
chalr-
Junlors.
Mrs.
Fred
McLeod.
man
Ior
purpose
with
E.
C.
Hrre
Tt
ha
nrndueed'.
.oouinoy
auo
on
me
conumuee.
-
M
Qy
I
nf
Vio
Vartpra
nf
mpn
The
I
"...
.
.
uiv
-
-
-
united
TnanK
oirenne.
Mrs.
u.
tvi,
a.-
...
fruits
or
the
unurcn
are
seen
au
i
"
,
:
"
.
m.
me
.
committee
was
asxed
-
.1
t
.
to
go
t-
.fcinson.
,
.
evenlnz
of
this
week.
t
.
...
..
.
Llvlnz
Messaee.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pul-'
I
,
.
aneaa
wnm
its
wors.
parucuiany
in
THE
DAILY
NS'iVS
Wednesday
Februtrv
Junior
Chamber
Of
Commerce
TO
ASSIST
'Civil
Service
WAR
DRIVE15
Discussea
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Hears;
Report
from
Special
Committee
on
This
Subject
mrvof
prehensive
one.
Including
ALDER
IX
FAREWELL
(Continued
trom
Page
One)
$300,000
less
than
when
he
had
come.
Civic
Improvements
I
He
had
tried
to
encouraae
civic
i
Improvement
such
at
garden
and
,
u
,
park
development,
said
Mr.
Alder.
.
.
...
,
i
.
w
The
totem
pole
collection
was
one
a
special
committee
going
Into
the
valuable
in
exigence.
nulttr
hmimht
In
a
rrwrt
last
"
"
Zir:
"
'"
-
:rr
7r.
There
was
also
a
good
museum.
nigiu
10
uie
junior
aecuun
01
uic
,
.
,..
.
.
,
nl
V,
.
u.k-
-r
n-
These
were
of
Importance
in
at
,
.
trading
tourist
buslneas
which
was
merce
laronnc
encouragement
oi
,
.
,
.
,
.
.,.,.
.k
.
,,-
i.i
an
Industry
of
utmost
value
to
the
vices
naUonal.
provincial
and
noitn;
m
nniel
m
1
TVi
rertrtrt
b-ii
a
rnm
-
'
n
was
one
oi
mose
pieasanii
brought
up
that
the
Salvation
L
T,
,
w.
u
.
TV
entire
municipal
debt.
This
was
a
events
that
help
to
give
life
to
the
R-
E.
Hardcastle.
Ketchikan
was
asking
the
Jmdo-
cnurcn
Men
wno
no
not
oiten
so
croser
ana
uanaaian
national
r-i
w-
1-
tn
.v,t
uamuzi
mi
a
to
Church
were
there
and
this
Railways-
agent
there,
was
a
pas-
wouid
be
held
in
March
for
a
slmi-
gave
the
Dean
an
speak
to
them.
The
tables
were
decorated
withi
spring
flowers
and
everyone
seem-1
l
x
a
.rf
to?,
r,4e.
ed
in
a
happy
mood,
a
'
pleasing
Mrs.
drive.
J.
C.
Gilker
referred
to
the
view
to
offering
suneestlons
as
to
.-.'
i.
.
ly,
'Mrs.
j.
n.
Rayner
and
Mrs.
.Airs.
r.
a.
Macwauum
assisted
ouwons
.
De
oDiainea
ior
memoers
wa.
m.inr
inr?.,.f
r
iw.
by!
Mrs.
G.
W.
CrippsMrs.
N.
M.
and
that
a
"bosses'
night"
be
held.
muntyv
Carter.
Miss
Norah
Rlvett,
Miss
Not
much
Interesf
was
shown
so'
the
'
,
.
E.
Bothwell
and
Miss
Isabel
Bran-
communications
were
filed.
j
At
the
meeting
of
the
Junior
Sec-
nen.
tlon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hlnton
assisted
by
A
communication
from
the
na-,,of
Commerce
last
night
the
presl-Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby,
Mrs.
Richmond
tlonal
tourist
committee
of
the
Jun-
dent.
A.
S.
Nickerson,
used
for
the
Mortimer
and
Miss
Muriel
Colli-
lor
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Can-
first
time
a
handsome
oak
gavel
son.
-
ada
was
read
at
last
night's
local
which
had
been
fashioned
and
pre-!
Mrs.
G.
J.
Dawes,
Girl's
lunlor
chamber
meeting
in
regard
sented
to
the
Chamber
by
Tommy'
Branch
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary,
to
tourist
matters
and
referred
to
Fraser,
one
of
Its
members.
The
arslsted
by
Mrs.
Jack
Bulger,
Miss
the
secretary
as
a
matter
In
con-
gavel,
a
fine
piece
of
manual
work-Dcreen
Eastment,
Miss
Bea
Gros-
nectlon
with
publicity.
There
was
manshlp.
was
examined
with
In-
r.i
..
-
IIP":
.AD"'
..win"-
Xfl"
jt
w;ite
rb
1J
A01
"WHEN
Fish
is
on
the
menu
at
our
house,
we
never
have
to
make
a
'second
call
for
dinner.
Fussy
appetites
disappear
before
the
welcome
variety
and
savory
appeal
of
FISH.
"With
over
60
kinds
of
Canadian
Food
Fish
and
Shellfish,
it's
easy
to
prepare
many
different,
delightful
fish
dishes.
That's
why
we
never
tire
of
fish
as
a
splendid
lunch
...
a
nourishing
supper
...
or
a
light
snack."
Start
today
to
give
your
family
a
treat.
You'll
save
yourself
time
and
trouble,
and
they'll
be
proud
of
you
for
the
good
taste
of
your
choice.
DEPARTMENT
OF
FISHERIES,
OTTAWA;
I
AJJrtH.
I
I
Writ,
for
Fr
---------------T
Dtptrtmtnt
ef
f
UhtriM,
OtOot.
I
naw
Mn1
ma
your
Sl-fi
nooklct,
"100
Tfmptlnt
Fiib
Rtcipn",
tmm
M
(PIcim
print
letura
plainly)
o-'ta
j
der
was
Inclined
to
agree.
Mr.
Alder
referred
to
the
fact
opportunity
to-senger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
lar
purpose
unless
It
was
decided
J?
lJ?
"fL?
that
the
provincial
government
had
!tn
Z"
Pnllfnmla
lnS
nrth
aft"
a
WP
combine
with
the
Legion
In
it,
gT
n
t?",
year
paid
up
,40.000
of
taxes
ranadian
h,nht
fuh.n.
n.-f
D.f.
o"1
city
and
that
the
Prem-
erence
was
made
to
the
tendency
'
of
uidk
lojiuweu
anu
w
me
icaumgs
as
general
convener,
rney
were
as-
uc
wuuiw
.
wo
t"
Some
of
the
vessel
owners.
It
was
ana
aaaresses.
ine
iouowing
were-
sited
Dy
Mrs.
Smeaton,
Mrs.
Nor-
f
lne
meeiing.
on
the
-prDgram::
dan
varid
Mrs.
Greir.
.1
Addresses
by
Dean
Gluson
and
1
1
Those
in
charge
of
tables
werei-y
Padre
R-'C.
H.
Durnford.
Readings,
Reg
King.
.Soloists
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullinj
Len
Cripps,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith;
Private
Dave
Bell,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cullin.
Violin
s010'
Fusilier
Poltras,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Smith.
Violin
duet,
Lance
Corporal
J.
Andrews
and
Miss
Phyliss
Hamb-lln,
accompanied
by
Miss
Eileen
Hamblln.
Vocal
duet,
Lance
Corporal
Andrews
and
Miss
Eileen
Hamblin,
accompanied
by
Miss
Phyliss
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
assisted
by
The
Ier
had
given
assurance
that
the
H.
S.
Meadows.
Mrs.
J.
B.
worthiness
of
both
campaigns
and
hmt
.
rtrtft
att.av
,rm
h.
.
remaining
HOMO
might
be
expect-
J
-
.
.1.
....
l
i
1.1
.1
11..,
a
-
J
"'-
W
A
preiuac
w
me
musical
nuniDer&.u.Dson
witn
Mrs.
Tnomas
Andrew
"
muuuu
uut
-umur
wuar
Vancouver
to
make
headouartprx
cu-
iL.t'
n
i
i
.
it..
i:
.
i
iiw-
i
wAiu
iiwi(uiia.
.
Mr.
Alder
was
received
with
en-
:said.
took
the
view
that
sufficient
and
ff
the
bhe.
J?nr
J?
vamber
interest
was
not
taken
by
the
local
president,
A.
S.
Klckerson.
public
as
a
whole
In
the
Industry.
madc,
occasion
remarka.
in
aPProPe
to
the
local
iJunlor
Chamber
of
MomK.r.
,
w
introducing
him
to
the
Mrs!
C.
E.
Evltt.
Mrs.
L.
B.
ImCommerce-rlat
night
heard
sug-
-r.
i,,.iih
.u
meeting.
-
l:S
nT.K-
.-,
-
.
V..-,
.
-
".c
...w....v
uiwuiu
vu
v
dicc
ti
mat
lllt
mere
H1CIC
Moraajv
irdanMrs.
..
Mgesticis
f5&he
Canadian
Junior
nad
g
tendency
to
negIect
the
J..Johhs.
ft
Chamber
apommerce
that
lapel
,
interests
of
this
which,
alter
all,
The
general
committee
In
charge
vener.
Miss
Norma
Smith
and
Miss
also
correspondence
from
the
Brit-
tercst
by
the
members
and
com-conslstcd
of
Mrs.'
Thomas
Andrew,
I
Nancy
Dawes.
lsh
Columbia
Tourist
Bureau.
plimentary
remarks
were
heard.
BACKACHE?
Why
go
on
tuffering
with
ilugjih,
clogged
up
kidneyi?
Gin
Tdli
help
relieve
the
condition
that
givei
you
thote
tubbing
back
paint.
In
the
United
States
ailc
(or
"Gino
PilU".
pills
1
aliw
la
Canada
ana
the
C.S.
Rtjular
and
naw,
lim
tconomi
alia.
t
MINERAL
ACT
Notice
Tb
lMlniurnt
ro-nwncn
Tn
4nhn
IV.
Alrln
and
Otindrr
lUtkc
land
of
Kcattlf,
Withlngton,
V.
H.
A.
WHEUEAa
there
atr
ovnen
otlw
than
mjwif
to
tha
client
of
tuorc
than
one
qtnrtce
intcreat
In
Cfth
and
all
of
tha
Siau
No.
1.
8Ur
No.
a.
Star
No.
3,
8Ur
No.
4,
Star
No
i.
Itar
No
8.
War
No
7.
Star
No
8.
BUr
Na
3
uui
SUr
No
10
Mineral
Claim
altuatc
on
the
tKJTUi
Md
of
Poroher
bland
In
ChUmore
P.vwve
about
S(0
fct
from
the
braeh
In
the
Bkcria
Mining
D;Ulon.
Province
of
BrIUah
Columbia
TAKK
NOTICK
thaw
tinJCM
you
d3
pr
within
00
day
from
the
date
hcra-of
Uvc
rum
of
11517
50
being
jtnit
proportion
of
the
cijwndtturc
required
for
the
year
1037.
1038
and
1938
by
Section
28
of
the
Mineral
Att.
tl.
8
D.
O
lt38.
Chapter
HI.
Vjccther
with
all
enrtta
o(
thla
notice,
to
tlve
under-igned.
the
regUlered
owner
of
aald
Mineral
Clalma,
your
lnteret
on
aald
Mineral
Claim
ahall
be
forfeited
am
oecorne
reeled
in
the
tuvlertlnned
who
ha
made
the
required
expenditure.
;
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
D
O.
thli
8th
day
of
July.
1039
j
,
H
RKhNeT
IN
TIIK
HtTRKMr:
f
tll
ltT
Of
IIIIITISII
)l
IMIIU
'
In
I'ml)
te
In
the
Matter
of
Hie
"AilminUf
ration
Ait"
And
In
Hie
Mailer
of
I
lie
ltate
nf
Mlrlicle
(',
Ollierle
knomi
Mlkele
t'in,
Hecciinrri
Intefttate
TAKE
NCrnCK
that
by
order
of
HI
Honor,
W.
E.
TUtbrr.
nvwle
tl
2a
rid
dey
of
January.
A.
D.
1041.
I
a
ap-polmu-d
AdmlnlMrator
of
the
tirtate
of
Mlchrle
Coco,
0Uiea-wiM
known
a
Mlkele
O)oo,
denwnl,
.nd
all
parti
c
haring
clamvi
eaJmrn
Uie
aa.1d
eUt
re
hereby
required
to
rurnUh
same,
property
verified,
to
me
on
w
bnfore
the
2SUi
day
of
Flruary.
A
D.
1040.
and
all
partle
Indebted
to
the
enUte
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebted
mi
to
me
forthwith.
Dwtcd
the
23rd
day
of
January,
A.
D.
.1940.
'
A.
WATT.
(NORMAN
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Junior
Chamber
Backs
Gov't
In
War
Loan
Bonds
After
some
discussion
of
the
sub-,
ject,
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-j
merce
last
night
adopted
a
general
policy
of
supporting
in
any
way
pos-!
stole
campaigns
for
the
sale
of
gov-
rnment
war
bonds
without
acting
as
actual
agents
In
such
a
way
as
to
Interfere
with
private
or
local
enterprise
in
the
disposal
of
same.
The
policy
which
the
Junior
Cham
ber
adopted
along
these
lines
was
enunciated
by
Cordon
Oerman
who
offered
a
resolution
embodying
It.
Spaklng
of
the
new
bridges
which
uiousr.a
unpen
-.r.
hn
hnllt
Mr
A
rfer
nre-
i"""
"
"'i
"
iS
dieted
thai.
In
view
of
the
nature
W
rto
them
kn"w
wht1f!:
mary
of
th
the
views
of
of
the
the
national
u,.,,.
ave
to
selL
'IS:
thelr
"fe"e
committee
on
civil
service
and
sug--0'
J00;,
Z
f
should
be
thirty-five
years,
far
out-
.
They
will
attend
a
further
local
-
erfng
the
serviced
Ia,stln
the
on
whlch
th"
Jil
A
iwu
cu.
Mr.
Alder
referred
to
the
Import-!
ance
of
keeping
undesirable
slum
e
preliminary
reeling
which
he
anl
eondlUoiu
out
of
the
,
eltr
Debates
delegates
to
to
Diocesan
uiocesan
Annual
Annual
w1tn
Xommy
Fraser,
had
attended
mttr
inauer
n,nL.inaii
mlght
i
Tri..
rn
a
w...
Uvc
Whether
or
not
I
live
here."
de
ir..in.
tr-
Rmeptnn
and
and
iIrS-
f
munKipany
in
SmCeton
.
.
.
.
est
producU
of
the
Church.
ChrU-'g
delegates
from
the
Junior
j.
c
QUker
8IfKMted.
tlon
people
have
a
strong
desire
,
SubsUtutes
ior
wnav
u
ns""
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
for
the
good,
in
no
otner
nation
is
.
i-
t
-
-1
it,
Chamber
He
exnlalned
the
obiee-
tlves
ol
tne
organization
in
previa-
iit
1
j
ry
.
J
in?
eduentinnal
and
recreational
W
01111
liPl
V
1A117C
Prnvpr
ParrPrMr
J
R
fllhcnn
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troops
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sucn
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in
the
British.
Also
it
Is
one
of
the
home
and
abroad.
outstandine
characteristics
of
the
.
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on
the
point
that
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Fishermen
By
rhnrrh
The
British
are
readv
to
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be
s0
guided
as
to
make
it
easier
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H0Uby
and
M1SS
Blrd'
Hearing
TalkS
.them
to
take
their
place
In
to
the
material
Issue."
This
was
'cMl
Ufe
again
after
the
war
was
.-
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a
A1
&
A
from
the
address
of
Dean
J.
B..
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c
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or
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r.nMm
t,
e
l
of
Goldblooms
iur
three
members
of
the
Junior
Gibson
at
the
annual
men's
ban-'
quct
in
the
Anglican
Cathedral
JZltttl
mL?,
Chamber
be
made
avallable
10
Hall
last
evening,'
F.
A.
KlacCal-:fnc?nR
for
subscriptions
when
the
lum
presiding.
in
the
south.
'."'"
--'1-anve
was
maae.
President
A.
S.
1V
(Vti
7fil
J.
C.
Ollker.
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
offered
the
suggestion
that.
Ot
on
9r1v
mttno
fnn
Mnriait.
clared
Mr.
Alder
"I
shall
always
be
j
a
booster
for
Prince
Rupert.
I
shall
j
follow
through
the
papers
whenj
.away
what
goes
on
here
with
as.
much
interest
as
if
I
were
right
here'
j
The
retiring
commissioner
saw!
las
a
sign
of
revived
interest
In
real
estate
and
building
here
the
fact
.that
during
the
past
month
the
city
had
sold
more
property
than
dur
ing
the
entire
first
four
or
five1
years
he
had
been
here.
The
Prem-!
ier
said
that
the
real
estate
which'
now
reposed
In
the
hands
of
the
city
for
taxes
might
yet
pay
the
drecAi'Ziny
Tina
your-
co&lbin
needs
refilling:
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irr3
win
iiaits
TO.Mci71
2
Shows.
7:00
and
it
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winds
awn
,
Foothilli
Hulkley
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Nnnnimo.Wellin?rot
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are
equipped
to
tal
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or
hee
roaii
proml
rareiully
scrtenJ
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to
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Phones
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Co.
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SALE
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Mattrewev
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fhone
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mine
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your
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the
whole
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