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Kin.
Si.
W.,
Toronto
COMMERCE
CHAMBER
MEETING
f
and
it
looked
upon
It
as
pj'li'iral
,CuUiuiaC!sranee
-
-
-.j'-:
able
discussion
took
rrc.ird
to
the
a
ustonu
officer
;das
s
for
i.ir
the
me
purpose
purpw
m
of
the
proceeding!
week
for
use
on
the
Sunday
and
that
stating
that
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
had
aimounced
that,
in
view
of
Uie
completion
by
the
Dominion
Government
of
the
Big
Bend
Highway
between
Golden
and
Revel-stoke,
the
official
opening
date
of
the
highway
had
been
fixed
as
June
29.
He
also
stated
that
Hon.
A.
T.
Crerar,
Minister
of
National
protection
committee
Resources
from
Ottawa,
had
been
.isr-d
relief
It
stated
that
requested
to
officially
open
the
r
was
quite
outside
the
j
highway
on
that
date
and
he
had
i
of
the
Chamber
oflbeen
ood
enough
to
accept.
The
new
motor
highway
between
Banff
WAS
RULER
OF
AUSTRIA
Country
Had
Comparatively
Happy
Days
During
Halnlsch
Regime
VIENNA,
March
5:
(CP)
Elec
tlon
of
Dr.
Michael
Halnlsch,
who
Is
dead
at
Ologglntz
at
the
age
of
1.
as
first
president
of
the
Aus-
...It
-
..
.
.
man
nepurjuc
was
regarded
as
a
stroke
of
good
fortune
for
the
country.
During
his
regime
from
1020
to
1928
there
were
compara-'
uveiy
nappy
days.
Political
strife
that
came
after
there
was
not
ine
abdication
of
the
last
of
thei
sufficient
staff
to
keep
the
office
"apsburgs
with
the
signing
of
the
'
open
Sundays.
,
armistice
to
end
the
World
War.
ine
aacuasion
became
general,
caui
a
serious
economic
sltua-F
A.
MacCallum,
Frank
8klnner.
Uon
throughout
the
country.
This
Andrew
Doreland,
and
Weldon
Mc-
continued
for
Two
years
until
some
Afee
each
expressing
an
nnininn
rt
of
order
was
brought
nhont
jMr.
McAfee
stated
that
In
Vancou-',ne
adoption
of
the
republican
ver
a
man
was
sent
to
the
fish
""""tutlon.
lour
New
Members
E-xted
andldock
to
make
It
convenient
for'
Even
then
there
remained
in
the
Number
of
Matters
Dealt
With
the
boats
to
clear.
The
port
com-
Pln
reconstruction
and
pro-,l
Meeting
Last
Night
jmlttee
will
have
the
duty
of
taking
Kre
erlous
obstacles
caused
by
Four
new
members
were
elected
iir
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
r
::;ru'rc'
lal
evening
at
the
reg-u
dinner
meeting
In
the
Com-rnvd-in-
Cafe.Ui
president.
W.
M.
W
'
it)
the
chair
They
were
Ar
up
wie
maiier
wim
uuawa.
wuuuueu
nosumy
oi
ine
po-
The
Mall
Service
iiueai
parties
toward
each
ther
There
was
a
brief
dMion
In
.w,
'p
rceremonlalor
regard
to
the
failure
of
the
air
and
detouTCSlS
mall
to
serve
this
community,
a
leaders
at
f
Irst
declined
to
co-op-T!Tl
Td,f
that
an
tf
eratc
ln
lhe
election
of
a
preZZ.
fort
should
be
marie
In
mnmvttha'cu.i
.
.
....
.
k
r
I""-"
wamea
lne
nno'
lor
his
i
nrmri'
m.na.er
of
th
Imrvr.
nnAUinn
....
...
-
-
ivr......w..
inn.
nariv
i.
u.i
L
noHiku
uiuu,j
ai
me
sunfettion
oi
weiaon
mc-.
'
..
i.iw
firm
of
Drown
and
liar-
Afee
it
urn
HmHoh
in
v.
.
D
J
Matheson.
acting
dty
::
n.sioner.
and
A.
O.
Landels,
.
..
mananer
of
W.
H.
Malkln
(
Vi
A
resolution
was
passed
con-
.iaimtr
the
standing
rommlt-.
hinbulldlng
on
It
success
1.
1
ifvinft
it
of
IU
duties
In
Pi
ad
ijursUoii
of
the
appointment
:
nuiirnt
agent
of
marine
at
Rupert
was
referred
back
to
:
n-.i'tee
to
take
up
with
Ot
.ibxir
rommtttee
reported
art
'.
request
made
by
the
un-
-
-----
-
-
aw
awaaM
a
v
ter
of
congratulation
to
II.
R.
Ma'c-Mlllan
on
his
appointment
to
the
and
Jasper
would
also
t
oned
Ujtalrdng
from
.voting.
mu
iur
Mil
-uiy
.-
SrrSSiBirthday
Party
cannery
SSSSTIs
Much
.
Enjoyed
,
-
:d
e
hr
present
system
was.
vitisfartorv.
A
fee
of
1150
!
A
deMihtful
;
ff'd
for
eacli
clearance
!
held
at
the
home
of
udftition.
the
person
secur-!
Docdor.
1144
NlnUi
Avenue
East,
the
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
il
OCEAN
FALLS
tad
POWELL
HIVEB
Steamer
leave
Prluc
Kupert
everj
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trnlnt
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
tlie
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
r
Steamer
Tor
Ketchikan
a"
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
tall
or
irrlW
Forfar$,
tc,
City
Tleh4t
Office
s
3rd
At-
V-9-40
own
Balloting
In
the
National
As-
sembly
continued
for
three
days!
With
th
Knot
11.
nn.ll..
l-l.
II
'
.
JJ-lllCJ
11&IIU1IK
each
other
sn
Karri
thif
tvi
chairmanship
of
the
Canadian
mment
men
In
each
were
ellmln-Chamber
of
Commerce.
ated
and
there
was
nothing
left
to
,
A
ZUhkU'r
V
.tet'lVfi
d0
but
lurn
on
outsider
who
from
the
British
Columbia
Gov-
had
no
enemies.
Finally
on
De-,
iniiiiciii.
inin
uurctiu
siaune
eemhpr
0
109ft
ih
Pan-Germans
and
the
Christian
Socialists
com
bined
to
elect
Dr.
Halnlsch.
Although
he
had
a
reputation
-as
a
Socialist
writer,
few
people
knew
much
about
Dr.
Halnlsch
when
hs
was
elected
president
and
his
poll
tlcal
standing
was
regarded
as
between
the
Pan-Germans
and
Christian
Socialists
who
brought
about
his
election.
In
1924,
he
was
cho-i
sen
for
his
second
term,
the
limit
allowed
by
the
constitution.
At
that
time
he
received
111
votes
for
the
Bourgeois
parties,
the
Socialists
Dr.
Halnlsch
was
born
August
15.
1858,
at
Aue
on
the
Semmerlng.
and
was
educated
at
the
Universi
ties
of
Vienna,
Lelpslc
and
Berlin.
The
family
were
representatives
of
the
best
elemenfof
the
Austrian
middle
class
of
society.
The
presl-
I
dent's
father
owned
a
cotton
mill
birthday
party
was.at
Aue,
Hls
mother.
Marianne
Miss
Helen
Halnlsch.
was
very
widely
known
throughout
Austria
as
she
had
s
ad
to
hunt
out
the
cus-
happy
young
people
enjoying
a
beW1
m
tne
foreground
of
the
r
rr
at
his
home.
(pleasant
evening
playing
games
and
womens
cause
more
than
50
years
'm
Watts
stated
that
hetdre,n
At
midnight
delicious
re-;
and
was
tne
flrst
t0
ask
for
viewed
the
collector
and
freshments
were
served
George
hts
for
women
before
the
law.
told
that
the
clearance
Marenimon
was
nuuucr
.
i-n
she
W8S
onIy
21
uhen
ner
son
was
tr
scf-ured
any
time
during
les
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Trlnee
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
'born
and
lived
to
see
his
election
as
rirst
president
of
the
Austrian
j
renublc
as
well
as
his
re-election.
President
Halnlsch
married
n-au-
len
Emllle
Flgdor.
one
of
Austria's
wealthy
women.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay.
is
due
In
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
from
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
will
sail
at
4:30
for
Vancouver
and
CASH
ttr
C.O.I).
THE
DAILY
NEWH
r
-
PAQE
TOT
EE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Dance
Mora
Arena,
Thursday
evening,
March
7,
Colassl's
orchestra,
(57)
D.
E.
Morgan
of
Blllmor
Is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
call?
to
the
bedside
of
his
brother,
J.
R-
'
Morgan
who
is
ill
there.
BLACKHEADS
go
qaiealy
by
a
almpla
mvthea
I
hat
ti
aol
LArp-
Cat
two
ounret
ui
pwtfaina
pvmitr
from
four
drugrfft.
apply
wtlh
a
hot,
t
cloth
KcnUy
oer
the
blarkhaad-and
Jim
will
monitr
wberc
lbr
but
t
f
on.
Corp.
J.
Oraham
and
Privates
W.
Nlxon
and
O.
A.
Kyle,
who
have
been
stationed
here
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Service
Corps,
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Victoria,
having
been
transferred
there.
CLOSE
TO
OBJECTIVE
Sum
of
$819.70
is
so
Far
Reached
In
Canadian
Legion
Drive
With
SUU
some
subscriptions
out
standing,
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
reports,
in
connecUon
with
the
War
Services
Incorporated
financial
campaign,
to
have
received
to
date
the
total
of
$219.70.
There
are
two
large
con
tributions
to
come
in
yet
and
many)
take
the
matter
un
with
the
steamship
heads
in
Vancouver
and
with
the
Minister
of
National
Defence
at
Ottawa.
As
reported
In
the
press
this
has
met
with
success
and
a
copy
of
the
letter
from
the
steamship
headquarters
advising
of
this
happy
result
has
been
received
by
the
Legion
here.
GRANULATED
SUGAR
Ebbs
Grade
'A"
large.
25C
Per
dozen
Huttcr
First
grade.
93C
3
lbs.
Sliced
Hacon
Rindless
111
OQ
cello.
Per
lb
Swift's
Pork
Shoulders
22p
Per
lb
Honey
Graham
Wafers
JC
Per
packet
Hlack
Label
Pineapple
27tf
Sliced,
crushed
or
cubes.
2
tins
Lynn
Valley
Peaches
m
27C
2
tins
Aylmer
Asparasus
2SO
-...
......
Itlni
.
4mVt
Royal
City
Peas
5's.
2
tins
23c
For
prompt
-and
courteous
Phone
13
Taxi.
U.
Mrs.
Harry
Calderwood
is
calling
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Victoria.
R.
W.
Sinclair,
manager
of
Inverness
cannery,
is
tailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Victoria.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
nesday.
An
executive
luncheon
of
the
lcub
was
held
today.
Announcements
AH
mdverUsexaenu
m
ttu
col-;tam
win
be
charged
Tor
a
full
month
sit
35c
a
"word
Eagles
Bridge,
Marcn
6.
United
March
7.
Tea,
Mrs.
Krlkevsky,
Valhalla
Fishermen's
Dance,
March
8.
Farewell
Prince
Rupert
OperaUc
Society
rmaller
ones
so
that
there
Is
little
fand
Hodgson
Dancing
Academy
doubt
but
that
the
objective
wUl
be
benefit
concert
for
local
Red
Cross
reached.
Society,
Capitol
Theatre,
Sunday,
At
the
end
of
February
the
prov-'
March
10,
9:00
pjn.
The
musical
Incc
of
British
Columbia
was
only
treat
of
the
season.
$1,110.00
short
of
the
gross
quota
ind
that
has
since
been
reached.
arinHrkHn
hac
oinn
9
nr
rpnt
nvpr
Vt.TM.
Tea,
.Mrs.
Lineham's,
142
-5th
East,
March
12.
its
quota,
Quebec
27
per
cent
over1
Canadian
Leelon
Tea
and
An
Us
quota
and
Prince
"Ed
ward
Island
inette.s
Fashion
Show,
March
14.
67
per
cent
over
Its
quota.
The
Leg-:
.
.
.
Ion
can
look
back
and
forward
with
1
l,
o
B.
A.
Daffodil
Dance,
gratification
at
the
result
of
this
March
-15,
Metropole
Hall,
financial
drive,
organized
and
put'
-
-
over
in
the
short
period
of
six
Play
High
School
;
Auditorium.
weeks.
Wartime
problems
made
a
March
14
and
-15.
quick
campaign
necessary
and
the
'
'
success
speaks
well
for
the
merits
Garrison
St.
Patrick's
dance,
of
the
objectives,
the
effective
work
102nd
Armouries,
March
15,
admis-
of
the
canvassers
and
the
generous
sion
50c.
resDonse
of
the
rjeonle
who
have
thus
shown
their
confidence
in
the
ability
of
the
men
and
women
who
fought
in
the
last
war
to
do
their
job
in
this
one.
Locally
there
is
a
worthwhile
contribution
that
the
branch
has
been
able
to
mike
in
the
way
of
personal
services.
This
was
In
the
matter
of
St.
Patrick's
Tea,
Catholic
Hall,
March
16.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Little's,
March
21.
reduced
fares
for
troops
now
serv-
11
ing
In
Prince
Rupert
to
enable
them
M,"h
a-
to
spend
their
leave
at
their
homes.
,Marcn
The
local
branch
of
the
Legion
sent
a
night
letter
to
the
Provincial
Secretary
of
the
Legion
urging
him
to
50-lb.
bag
10-lb.
bag
Walnuts
Fresh
pieces.
.
.
Per
lb
Sultana
Raisins
2
lbs.
Crisco
3-lb.
tin
Wild
Rose
Pastry
Flour
7-lb.
sack
Cheese
Old
English,
Kraft
or
Velveeta.
2-lb.
box
Johnsons
Floor
Wax
Special,
2-lb.
10-oz.
tin
Woodbury's
Facial
Soai)
4
bars
Classic
Cleanser
Per
tin
-
Mrs.
J.
J.
Moose
GlnghamXeapYear
Dance.
March
21.
Band
Parents'
March
27.
Orange
Ladles'
Sale,
April
3.
United
Spring
Sale,
April
11.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale
April
18.
Tea,
"Mrs.
Parkin's
tea
Mrs.
Hogan's
Keep
up
to
date.
Atrtise
0VERWA1TEA
LTD.
Rhone
813
$3.25
65c
23c
23c
67c
35c
Queen
Gharlotte
Crab
91
P
Vis-lb.
tin
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
of
$1
and
Over
59c
98c
29c
5c
!W.VJVW.VJV.VWAVAV.V.V.W.VJ'AWAV.,.V.,.W
2
5
li
this
afternoon
After
making
the
'J
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
other!;
northern
points.
O.
W.
Nlckerson
left
on
last
evening'
train
for
Terrace
and
Smlthers
where
he
will
address
election
campaign
meetings
on
behalf
of
Olof
Hanson.
'L
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club'?
will
be
in
business
session
ac
itsX
regular
weekly
luncheon
this
Wed-J
if
I
PHONE
116
Night
or
Day
PHONE
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Thoy
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A
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to
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specially
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A
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the
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yltO
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for
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MEN'S
RAINCOATS
Today's
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styles
and
colors.
A
limited
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$14.00
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Just
at
a
time
when
wool
is
going
up
in
cost.
Buy
now.
All
sizes
and
colors.
A
good
IQp
value
at
55c.
Special
BOYS'
FLANNELETTE
PAJAMAS
Warm
and
comfortable.
Just
the
thing
for
recent
week
Sizes
26
through
32.
57
QQp
Real
$150
values
MEN'S
TIES
All
year
around
patterns.
Smart
stripes,
dots
and
fancy
designs.
Our
better
quality.
Your
J?Qo
choice
Phone
BLACK
181
Our
Men's
Store
Semi-Annual
Sale
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys
Store
"Quality
You
Can
Afford"
SIXTH
STREET
Between
Second
and
Third
Ave.
COAL
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
3
Heated
Cars
PHONE
117
112
TAXI
Prompt
Service
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
We
Have
Just
Received
a
Large
Stock
of
Reconditioned
Typewriters
In
guaranteed
first
class
condition
in
such
yell-known
makes
as
Remingtons,
Undervoods,
L.C.
Smith
and
Corona
at
very
low
prices
1
Monarch
Typewriter
A-l
working
COJ.
tfl
condition
$&OV
1
Remington
Typewriter
27
00
At
1
Underwood
Typewr
iter
29
00
At
3
Remington
Noiseless
Typewriters
With
extra
large
carriages..
A-l
condition
$45.00
55.00
1
Two-tone
Fa
wcett
kitchen
Range
C4Q
JQ
Used
only
two
moiiths,
just
like
new
V
V
1
Three-piece
Chesterfield
Of
fine
J7
gQ
4
Reds
Complet
4'6"byG'
...
2
$12.00
t0
$16.50
Phone
BL.CK
321
THIRD
AVENUE
Next
Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Rojal
Bank
Bldf.
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.S.L.
Dally
at
4
p
m.
TROTIEK'S
DOCK
Mm
mi
i
3:1
mm