PAOZ
FOUR
TH2
DAILY
NTFT3
TWO
FILMS
ON
SCREEN
friends
the
Ritzes.
She
provides
the
picture
with
plenty
of
thrills
when
she
finds
a
chance
to
save
her
long
lost
father,
Joseph
Schlldkraut.
The
picture
has
a
funny
surprise
ending.
Lynn
Barl,
Tack
Up
Your
Troubles"
And
as
a
lowly
spy,
is
one
of
"Heritage
of
the
Desert"
At
j
featured
members
of
the
cast.
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THE
ANTISEPTIC
LINIMENT
Year-Round
Kelief-
Use
it
for
Cuts,
Bruises,
Sore
Muscles
and
Ilheumatic
Pains.
4-oz.
bottles
....
50c
16-oz.
bottles
.
$1.25
Ormes
Ltd.
Ztfit'
Pioneer
Druooiats
The
Rexall
Store
Thones
81
Si
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
9
p.m.
'
a.
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iiuit
1
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11
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l
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II
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Car
1
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Mcali
at
1
11
Moderatt
1
V
Pricci,
'I
FEB.
17
to
MAR.
2
From
Prince
Rupert
and
return
TO-
Coa
h
"Tourist
Stand.
TORONTO)
63-50
OTTAWA
)
MONTREAL
GUO
QUEBEC
C7.95
HALIFAX
81,40
$770
78.15
83.00
99.40
$91.45
93.60
97,95
117.35
Good
in
Tourist
Sleepers
on
payment
of
regular
berth
fare
fGood
in
Standard
sleepers
on
payment
of
reg.
berth
fare
STOPOVERS
ALLOWED
AT
ANY
POINT
WITHIN
RETURN
LIMIT
Children,
5
years
and
under
12,
half
fare.
Corrwpondlnitly
low
fares
from
all
Western
stations,
also
to
other
points
in
Eastern
Canada.
ALSO
LOW
FARE8
FROM
EA8TERN
CANADA
TO
WE8TERN
CANADA
POINTS
Full
information
from
any
Agent.
wmop
the,
wpiioi
inwirc
..tu,
,
-HertUge
ol
Desert"
re-
late
the
fight
of
a
tenderfoot
to1
"Pack
Up
Your
Trouble,"
a
restore
his
self-respect
and
win!
roLste-rous
comedy
with
Jane
back
a
fortune
out
of
which
he
Withers
and
the
Ritt
Brothers,
had
been
cheated
by
a
double
and
"Heritage
of
the
Desert"
crowing
agent.
Donald
Woods
another
thrilling
western
romance
gives
a
realistic
performance
as
by
Zane
Grey,
are
double
billed
the
young
Easterner
and
pretty
on
the
screen
of
the
Capital
Evelyn
Venabieisthe
lovely
daugh-
Theatre
here
tonight.
In
"Pack
Up
Your
Troubles"
the
C.
ter
of
the
desert.
Russell
Hayden
nery
they
are
establishing
on
the
ocean
dock
at
Prince
Ru-
uwuvu,
nuwu
oiiitt
nnvf
onH
ovnU
cfn
1
4.
If
U
t
TU
Ritz
Brothers
are
a
trio
of
vaude-
and
Sidney
Toler
are
also
Included
ville
actors
who
enlist
and
find
in
the
cast.
their
way
to
France
on
a
trans-
port
as
nursemaids
to
a
herd
of
o
o
D
a
o
o
o
o
t
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
o
a
a
a
a
a
o
o
o
o
o
o
a
n.
o'
IW1
i
i
riant
m
Waterfront
Whiffs
New
Prince
Rupert
Cannery
IJeintr
Tut
In
Readiness
Large
Scale
Herring
Fishing
Here
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
are
now
moving
from
Massett
and
Vancouver
for
the
new
salmon
can
j.
v
uuu
v.x7..i..u
iu
omit
iiiaiauaiiuu
ciuuui
iuaiizu
i.
me
installation,
it
is
anticipated,
will
take
about
six
weeks'
time
so
the
plant
will
be
in
readiness
well
in
advance
of
the
commencement
of
the
1940
sal'
army
mules.
Their
nemesis
is
a
Five
thousand
i.ct
Rupert
mon
fishing
season.
Other
arrange-
satisfaction
along
the
local
water
hard-boiled
sergeant
played
by
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
ments
for
the
new
plant
at
Prince
front
by
all
branches
of
the
fishing
Stanley
Fields.
Jane
Withers
is
a
pays
to
let
them
know
what
yon
Rupert,
Including
camps
and
other
Industry-
Prince
Rupert
may
well
gay
little
mademoiselle
who
be-
have
to
sea
organization,
are
being
proceeded
feel
that,
in
"Don"
Finn,
she
has
a
,
i
with.
The
company
has
been
mov-!
real
friend
in
a
high
administrative
,lng
into
Prince
Rupert
canning
jPosU
the
conduct
of
which
directly
equipment
from
the
Massett
Can-
a"60"
'Ws
places
most
Important
new
plant
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Mnd"stry.
Dr.
Hnn,
from
first
Islands
which
It
purchased
last
year.
Some
of
the
machinery
has
been
brought
In
during
the
past
few
days
by
company
packers.
More
will
arrive
on
the
Prince
John
next
week.
Not
in
many
years
has
there
been
such
large
scale
herring
fishing
activity
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
as
Is
going
on
Just
now.
The
run,
which
had
been
late
and
for
a
time
was
despaired
of,
is
proving
a
very
substantial
one.
The
fish
are
being
V"-'VV
.
"
mc
'alc
the
recently
ana
wmea
io
me
reaucnon
plants
at
Tucks
Inlet,
Port
Edward,
Namu
and
Butedale.
Nine
boats
are
en
gaged
In
the
seining
and
more
than
Packers.
The
packers
include
em
Pilot,
Western
Princess
and
na
S.
for
Nelson
Bros..
Dovre
B..
o
Lois
N-
Sea
Maid,
P.
W
Algie,
o
Power
Scow
and
Limited
for
B.
C.
2
Packers
and
Cape
Mudge.
Skeedans
g
and
Cape
Cook
for
Canadian
Flsh-j
a
Ing
Co,
I
D
hand
experience,
knows
the
situation
at
Prince
Rupert
and
understands
the
varied
problems
of
the
industry
locally.
His
many
friends
will
be
looking
forward
to
an
early
visit
from
him
to
tender
their
congratulations.
Director
of
the
fisheries
experimental
station
here
for
some
years.
Dr.
Finn
also
organized
the
scientific
department
of
the
British
Columbia
Packers
at
Vancouver.
A
few
years
ago
he
moved
east
to
assume
the
directorship
ot
the
Halifax
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
He
had
been
chairman
of
created
Salt
Fish
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
which
was
In
port
n!lh.et!
LnU
K"
board
an
exceptionally
light
list
of
TmT"
rerr"
onlytWrty
passengers.
There
were
Percy
and
Western
Monarch
for
Nelson
Bros.
and.Ivana.
W.
7
nnrt
rVwl
Parln.r
tnr
Ih.
r
r
no
disembarkations
at
Prince
Ru
pert,
seven
going
aboard
at
this
port
for
the
south.
MAKER
OF
MUNITIONS
PHILADELPHIA,
Feb.
17:
(CP
During
the
World
War
Samuel
Ma-
theson
Vauclaln.
head
of
the
Bald
J
to
VTs
Ud
U4
UlC
gvu4i,W4iliAb
appointment
of
Dr.
D.
B.
Finn,
for-
wln
Locomotive
Co..
who
died
re
o
o
o
o
o
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
medy
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
cenuy-
mmep
nu
inventive
and
ex-Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
as
ability
to
work
that
won
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
for
hlm
the
Distinguished
Service
Canada
was
received
with
general
Medal
frm
his
own
country
and
aecoraiions
irom
France.
Italy
and
.
Poland.
He
served
as
chairman
of
i
MINERAL
ACT
rrmmitAo
v
U
nH..-.ir
Xotlr.
T
I.MInnu.nt
Co-n.
rT""."
.
M,c
u,;"
oi
a-
T
John
w.
Aidm
nrf
ntuwi.
m.t
uonai
ueience.
CHKHWHOOKraoe0COOOOOOOOOMOWOaOKOOaOOCHJOOOO
nd
of
tnUtr.
WMhlnston,
V.
f.
A.
He
Showed
the
Allies
how
tn
COAL
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONE
116
PHONE
117
WHEREAS
Uwre
"
owner
o&ner
utlltz
dMlmz-tl..
Of
14-lnch
naval
i
tha
one
quarter
lotrrert
in
ch
and
Buns
In
land
warfare
by
mounting
1
5.
sur
No.
7.
But
No.
8.
sur
No.
9
caf$
and
d'gned
mobile
carriage!
trxj
Sur
So.
10
WlnrnJ
Cllmji
iltiute
for
guns.
on
tto
nortii
atd
of
Porcher
Ilnil
I
Te
vLiltprf
KnvlAt
soviet
Russia
n.,..i-
.f
at
'in
cuumore
pmaee
about
sto
feet
"f
from
th
bech
in
the
sk.-m
uming
ume
"nen
that
country
was
gen-
."ifl?-
Si
Colombia:
erally
closed
to
Americans,
sur-
TAKE
NOTICE
Uuw
uniwM
d3
.
'
you
,
vvpH
If.
Py
Mfein
o
dayi
from
th
dt
ber-
veyea
lts
raroad
needs
and
ad-
jof
the
mm
ot
11537.60
being
your
vised
the
Soviet
authorities.
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
,viade
"un,,,0'"
fnniton
for
the
yer
1937,
1B38
and
1938
by
-
,
section
28
of
tb
iUiierai
Act.
b.
s.
in
ltle
world
war
he
expanded
B.
c.
1939,
Chapter
in,
together
with
the
activities
of
the
Baldwin
'
Locn-
11
ooau
of
thlj
notice,
to
the
under-
moMv
Wnr.
.
mouve
Works
to
ljned.
the
regutered
owuer
of
aaid
produce
munl-
uinerai
ciaima.
your
interest
on
aaid
tlons.
Great
shops
were
erected
at
Mineral
Ctalnu
ahaJl
be
forfeited
and
Eddystone
Pa
and
Rumhom
BUrnham-
t,
Pa
becctne
ruled
in
the
underalgned
who
1
J
'
?
u
haa
made
the
required
expenditures.
Al
Pealc
production
the
combined
dated
at
Prtnce
Rupert.
B
c.
tin
plants
produced
12.000
rifles
and
I
E
s
bernvy
IJOVEK.VMKNT
I.KHOIt
.tCT"
(Section
28)
Nut
h
e
of
.tppllratlon
Kr
a
Ib-er
Lli-rnre
Z5.000
shells
dally.
England
and
Canada
followed
his
example
and
manufacturers
there
established
munitions
factories.
as
President
of
the
locomotive
2UJ72L"ZU
unnd?r!
rAc'ur",nK
f
Europe
and
Souti
i?nrd
end
to
apply
to
the
liquor
America
with
rontracts
running
as
Ocii-rol
Board
for
Dcenre
In
reacect
hlflh
as
10.000
000
BkMfje.
Oraham
Uand.
BrU'h
Oo-
15-
The
family
moved
to
Al-umbla,
upon
the
Hoda
described
M
toona.
Pa
whoro
h
ott..j
..k
1895
he
was
made
a
member
the
firm:
vlce-nresldent
In
i
riftt
Martin
woMu"
The
71
Grmn'
Q.
C.
CITY
Passengers
on
the
last
south
Mrs.
Christensen
and,
as
the
former
Annie
Haan.
was
well
known
on
the
Islands.
Miss
Evelyn
Falrbalrn
has
re
net
1
OB
fort
,lntl
'
X
X
t
fM
I
Vl
V.V;
i
1T
001
IjjVIani
in
the
Moon
turned
home
after
a
brief
trip
i
"Fancy
that
old
fallow
leaving
to
Prince
Rupert
MIm
Olive
Fair-1
ten
thousand
dollars.
How
would
bairn
remained
In
Prtnee
Rupert
you
Hkt
to
be
his
widow,
dear?"
;
where
she
will
visit
friends.
"Oh.
darling,
you
know
I'd
much
rather
be
your."
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Basil
Hartley
vU-
I
ted
Prince
Rupert
where
Mr.
Hart-'
Those
who
Mke
to
solve
problems
ley
attended
the
Presbytery
of
mlnht
try
this
one:
Divide
the
num-the
United
Church.
ber
Into
foar
such
parts
that,
if
you
add
two
to
the
first
part.
sub-Provincial
Constable
T.
A.
Stew,
tract
two
from
the
second,
multiply
art
returned
to
the
Islands
on
the
the
third
by
two
and
dlvtde
the
last
trip
of
the
Prince
John
while
fourth
by
Uo.
the
result
of
ech
op-Mrs.
Stewart,
who
had
aeeom-
eratkm
is
the
same.
panled
her
husband
to
Prince
Rup-
J
ert
when
he
went
there
on
escort
one
"hates
to
toll
.bout
it
hut
m
duty,
remained
for
a
visit
with
a
local
milliner
shop
t
the
fail
a
relatives.
She
returned
from
Prtnee
lady
bought
a
hat
and
it
was
pack-Rupert
on
the
Prince
Charles
thta
ed
In
a
box.
Then
she
decided
to
w
try
U
on
once
more
and
the
mlllin-
.
er
had
to
dnw
her
attention
to
the
A
construotion
company
will
be
faet
that
It
wm
the
box
and
not
the
coming
to
Allford
Bay
soon
and
it
hat
she
was
then
trying
on.
Ex-ta
said
there
will
be
work
there
eutabie
absentmlndednes!
for
several
months
giving
employ-
me?1
to.
?k
1?mb!r
ai
kCal
m
Mtt
a
hpu
Pce!
Hellgo-oneHtl
UUng
Wand1'
Und
r
a
tongand
U
id
prosprlty-
to
be
a
thorn
In
the
side
of
the
Brl-
Ush.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Ladles
Aid
to
the
United
Church
was
held
recently
at
the
Manse
ru;WN-
Fe0-
CP.
Owing
to
poor
attendance
no
el-
tow
mak"
00
dWlnctlon.
A
ectlon
of
officers
was
held.
The
?n0
drtm
Uk,nR
004
MusaKM
to
president,
Miss
Velma
Falrbalrn
t
P
'fkers
was
fined
$4.43
was
In
the
chair.
Reports
were
re-
speeding,
celved
from
the
secretary
and
the
"
treasurer.
A
balance
on
hand
of
forty
dollars
was
reported.
Plans
for
making
necessary
repairs
to
the
celling
of
the
Manse
kitchen
were
discussed.
It
was
suggested
that
for
the
duration
of
the
war
some
work
for
the
Red
Cross
be
undertaken
bv
members.
At
the
close
of
th
business
meeting
a
guessing
contest
was
held.
Winner
of
first
prize
was
Mrs.
Dorothy
Hill
and
of
the
consolation
prize.
Mrs.
E
C.
Stevens.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Ihe
hostess,
Mrs.
Basil
Hartley.
The
first
three
meetings
o
the
study
groups
held
In
connrctlon
of
a
credit
union
have
proved
Interesting
and
informative.
At
the
date
In
March
set
for
the
formal
opening
of
the
union
It
Is
expected
that
there
will
be
a
large
attendance.
At
the
Land
of
this
month
a
speaker
Is
to
tnMjui
Man
MR
M8,
Pri-nr-
Prince
AimM
Rupert
t-nrf
Land
Reg's
n,'..
then
annrinMt
o.
1-
"C,I,,
"Y"11
nere
!
lne
extension
tratlcn
DUtrtot,
in
the
ProTlnce
of
tlr-ia
life
rVJiifwit4a
mVm.
1
.
t.u
the
me
ahorn
snops
nf
of
tZ
the
Pennsylvania
.""".".Department
of
the
University
'
of
British
nrmh
r-tn,wo
Columbia
that
by
the
gia
or
by
the
bottle
tor
con-
"M'road.
In
five
years
he
was
urppuqn
on
the
premier,
or
else-
made
foreman.
Abandoning
a
ed
tMs
10th
day
of
February
1940.
d.reamj
of
a
colleKe
education
he
v.
dale.
studied
mechanical
drawing
at
Applicant,
night.
Soon
he
became
an
Inspector
at
the
Baldwin
plant
and
rose
rapidly
PR1NPF
Rf
1PPPT
10
Msume
various
responsibilities.
further
In
struction
may
be
obtained
on
the
subject.
Communion
services
were
held'
at
the
close
of
the
regular
Sunday!
morning
service
by
rtev.
Basil
Hartley
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