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ts
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Whiff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
B.C.
Missions
Is
Subject
Of
Rotary
Address
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
at
Is
regularly
weekly
luncheon
yesterday,
heard
from
the
superln-t
ndent
of
Home
Missions
of
the
.
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n
TnMt
V
a
united
cnurcn.
ev.
v.
r.
ouut,
annual
1
story
of
the
work
or
tne
cnurcn
in
was
w
thpt
thpre
was
no
Individual
who
the
mission
worker.
So
In
the
marine
missions
the
lighthouse
keepers
and
their
wives
looked
forward
to
a
visit
from
the
missionary.
Thomas
Crosby
was
probably
the
first
missionary
from
the
Methodist
church.
There
was
successful
mission
work
among
the
,
this
provlrtce.
He
regTeWed
the
"Back
to
"
Japan"
"
movement
'
"
which
I
Monnan
eiuii
aim
.
Mr
Brunt
aUo
spoke
of
the
chln.
Clarke
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
.
ese
mlsslonSf
the
work
among
-
are
leaving
hi
o.
'-
Indians,
the
Doukhobors.
the
hos
Good
Herring
Run
in
Harbor
Now-
ny
boats
for
Old
Massett
to
make-
,u,
and
mar,ne
worfc
and
fmaUy
...Transferrin):
Cannery
Machinery
arrangementc
for
the
moving
oftne
home
fQr
glrffc
AU
thes(J
wfre
From
.Massett
to
Prince
Rupert
machinerj'
from
the
cannery
there
dlstlnct
and
valuable.
t0.MCun!T
P.unt
Wh
Cli
lsJt
bC
"
Amon
the
were
Rev.
J.
C
dock
here.
tabllshed
in
the
ocean
jackson
Rev
PeterKellv
Rpv
Mnr.
All
this
week
herring
seiners
and
rK
D
W
Z
R
SU
packers
have
been
busy
In
the
har-
Indian
Department
cruiser
Nas-
Hartl.v
vaw
'
bor
catching'
and
delivering
fish
keena
is
on
a
trip
today
to
Port
sta"iey
Beverrid-e
Rev
?
C
c'
"
which
has.been
keeping
the
Tucks
Simpson
with
Indian
Agent
James
.M
rpV
n
,
,,-rvlni.ii
xfr.
Inlet
and1
Port
Edward
reduction
Glllett
and
Dominion
Constable
A.
ar;iev
"
Rpv
h,,
nS
plants
operating
to
capacity.
Earlier
j.
Watklnson
on
board.
L
wamSLJJi
in
the
week
the
seiners
were
taking
iTtVSZn'
'
herring
up
the
harbor
towards
C.P.R.
st&mer
Princess
Adelaide,!.!
'
Tucks
Inlet.
This
morning
they
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
arrived
In,'
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
were
fishing
In
front
of
the
Can-
port
at
3
oclock
this
afternoon!
luncheon
yesterday
afternoon
Hu-adlan
National
wharves.
All
the
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
bert
Ward
rerorted
on
havlner
at.
fish
ush
Is
ts-inow;
irtow;
going
going
into
into
the
the
reduc-
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
i
tended
as
a
deleeate
the
recent
and
waypoints.
season.
The
presence
of
the
her-
A
fifty
cen:
ciassiiieo
ad.
ring
has;
brought
sea
lions
into
the
often
make
you
many
dollars.
UITS
(Extra
Pants
$1.00)
10
.00
Saturday
30
Pairs
20
S1.15
30
only
Sweaters
J
QQ
Sport
Belts
All
sizes
Scarfs,
Sport
Shirts
20
Pairs
Dress
Pants
69c
69c
S1.95
$1.50
20
Pairs
White
Flannel
Trousers
CI
DC
(Reg.
$6.50)
Canadian
Legion
War
Services
cam
paign
meeting.
He
told
what
was
done
and
was
asked
to
carry
on
as
the
representative
of
the
club.
,
FEBRUARY
CLOTHING
SENSATION!
CLOCK
SPECIALS
t
One
Hour
Only
10
to
11
aim.
1
130
sip
mi
11
$
I
ONLY
50
SHIRTS
Fused
collars
and
separate
and
attached.
$1.00
REMEMBER!
ONE
HOUR
ONLY
10
to
11
A.M.
SATURDAY
The
Above
and
Many
More
Bargains
on
Sale
at
William
F.
Stone
Clothes
of
Distinction
-4
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i
1
t
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PORT
SIMPSON
CONCERT
BAND
!Paul
E.
Price
Is
Named
President
I
Of
Active
Ortanization
For
Coming
Year
PORT
SIMPSON.
Feb.
9:
The
Its
many
and
varied
activities
In
fof
the
enio!ng
ar
as
foUowB:-
British
Columbia.
He
expiainea
at
Honorary
prctWent.
Philip
J.
the
outset
that
he
was
telling
of
the
Green
work
of
the
church
to
which
he
be-
prejs.dent
Paul
E
Price
longed
because
that
was
what
he
F;rst
Vice-President,
Robert
knew.
Other
churches,
doubtless,
smith,
were
doing
Just
as
good
of
better
Treasurer,
Peter
M.
Wells,
t
work
than
the
United
Church.
Recording
Secretary.
Alfred
Mr.
Bunt
made
the
statement
Price,
that
this
country
believed
In
Christ-
Conductor,
EL
F.
Dudoward.
Ian
values.
The
churches
believed
First
Leader,
David
Muiwave,
Crood
Show
At
?ort
Simpson
PORT
SIMPSON.
Feb.
9:-A
very
tn
C-rAct
Inrr
rlmm
ittie
ervn
daia
Japanese,
the
church
having
seven
,a;t
wpek
.
port
ordained
Japanese
missionaries
In
Players'
Club.
The
program
con
PHONES
18
and
19
SOME
ARE
DISMISSED
KELOWNA,
Feb.
9:
CP
Magistrate
T.
F.
McWilliams
dismissed
conspiracy
charges
against
nine
mmnaniM
and
five
IndlvlduaU
af
ter
having
committed
eight
of
the
fnnr
nt
the
indivtd
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band,
at
IU
"
LTWe
of
taklnt
meeting
recently
which
.
n
fln
lUecal
comblne.
Mag-
en
aucnaeo.
eieciea
omcers
-
-
.
.
lUtrate
McWilliams
ruled
some
of
the
proposed
evidence
In
writing
as
inadmissible
"SMTHERS
At
meeting
of
the
Smlther
Association
was
held
in
on
Tuesday
evening
to
eleet
of
ficers
for
the
coming
year
and
for
Second
Leader.
Simon
Auckland,
the
election
of
debates
to
the
different
narts
of
the
province
In
and
social
evenine
with
almost
the
ney
M.L.A.
of
Terrace
arrived
widely
scattered
fields.
Many
out-
ntire
population
of
the
village
allying
settlers
were
glad
to
welcome
tending.
The
weather
still
remains
exceptionally
mild
and
fine
for
this
time
of
year
and
with
the
winter
now
so
.
far
advanced
It
is
not
likely
that
very
mu:h
severe
weather
can
oc-,
cur
to
spoil
the
good
record
already
,
sisted
of
songs,
sketches,
dialogues,
established.
harbor
in
substantial
numbers
and
"7
5"
VT"
monologues
etc.
The
crowd
In
at-
w
.ajt.nK
away
a
numDer
oi
me
h..j
;
there
are
also
the
usual
large
iioc.es
He
-
W
nt
5M
PUILS.
..
..
....
'
-
I
I
inai
me
numan
approacn
10
ail
problems
wa
the
right
one.
ann
tne
entertainment
was
very
enjoyable
to
aiL
In
The
old
timer
of
the
district
are
hard
pressed
to
find
a
paralle-
to
the
mild
weather
J
which
has
been
experienced
this
winter
HP
'A
L
i
I
iU
y
LIBBY'S
TOMATO
SOUB
Gentle
pressing
gives
fine
flavor
Order
by
the
dozen
tins.
'
Per
dozen
Libby's
Grapefruit
Juice
A
satisfying
drink
1Qp
and
mixer.
2
tins
Aylmer
Sweet
Corn-Ready
to
heat
and
serve.
17
oz.
2
tins
economical,
'j-lb.
tin
Mb.
tin
23c
Malkin's
Best
Clams
Just
compare
the
quality
1
EJp
and
the
cost
1-lb.
tall
Red
Seal
Cohoc
Salmon
Solid
meat-
-no
waste
QQi
Lushus
Jelly
Powders
Assorted
appealing
flavors,
sealed
in
the
bud.
Cn
J-?)L
2
pkg
15c
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selling
brand.
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dozen
Per
case
Dest
for
Dablcs
A
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S7S
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Have
More
Cents"
95c
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City
Plums-Choice
fruit,
all
ready
-f
jjp
to
terve.
lg-oz.
tin
Koyal
City
Pea
Sieve
5.
Packed
at
the
peak
of
flavor
perfection.
2
tins
23c
Fort
Gary
Coffee
Tops
In
quality.
A
flavor
treat
in
the
cup.
1-lb.
tin
55c
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a
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Third
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Phone
5C8
GIRLS
ARE
FEATURED
Hotel
For
Women"
and
"Charlie
Chan
At
Treasure
Wand"
Double-Killed
At
Capitol
Featuring
EUa
Maxwell,
who
is
described
'
as
the
world
s
greatest
party-thrower,
"Hotel
for
Women"
is
the
feature
picture
on
inc
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
present
time.
The
story
is
a
novel
one,
the
picture
casting
Ml
Maxwell
as
the
big-hearted
counsellor
to
a
large
number
of
girls
on
their
own
in
the
big
city.
The
picture
Is
full
of
fun
and
glamor,
many
beautiful
girls
taking
part.
A
fine
cast,
co-featured
with
Miss
Maxwell.
Includes
such
favorites
as
Linda
Darnell,
a
new
was
not
worthy
of
being
saved
for
After
the
meeting
the
wives
or
nominating
convention
at
rnnce
aiacovery.
Ann
oomern.
james
tj-better
things.
The
church
believed
the
band
members
sprang
a
sur-;
Rupert
on
February
14.
Election
lison.
Jean
Roger.
Lynn
Rarl.
In
that
and
worked
on
that
assump-
prise
by
arriving
on
the
scene
to
.talk
and
politics
In
general
are
be-1
June
Oale,
Joyce
Compton.
John
frhm.nii
,
.innin
to
come
to
life
In
thU
vi-'Halllday.
Katharine
Aldride.
Alan
sions.
He
spoke
of
the
valiant
Since
the
annual
meeting
the
cinlty
and
considerable
Interest
was
work
belne
done
bv
vourn:
men
In
band
put
on
a
fine
concert
party
.
shown
In
this
meeting.
E.
T.
Ken-
RTTiJ
.
LAST
LAST
TIMrc
TIMES
T-f-.
.
.
TONIf.iiT
Lat
Complete
Show
at
l
ELSA
MAXWELL
S
"HOTEL
FOR
WOMEN"
Wllh
ANN
SOTIICKN
(At
7:00
and
9
j,
PIXS
"UUAKiilK
I'll
AT
TKKAbUKK
ISLAM)
(At
8:10
Once
OnN,
FOX
MOVIETONE
NEWS
(At
1:21,
Once
Only.
COMING
SAT
()
LY
Lew
Ayrcs,
I
ana
T.trr,
Thoe
Clainou
(,itl
PLUS
"Pride
of
the
III
ic
(.ij.
Dinehart
and
8idney
HUekmer.
Double-billed
with
"Hotel
for
rtxt
supporting
ca.t
Women"
Is
another
of
the
mpuUr
ung.
Cesar
Romno.
J
cnk.n
nn
Tiw,v
mnrnitur
to'
aeries
oi
unarne
i.nan
rmiwnvp
uu
WlfliMIV.V
W.
HWUW
V.
ww
'attend
the
meeting
and
alto
to
ad-
jstorles
entltl-d
"Charii-.
Chan
a
a
DumbrUle
and
.
8li
i
dress
the
annual
meeting
of
th;Treatrr
T'and
"
8dny
Toler
.Omlneca
Branch.
Brltlah
Columbia
Maln
nlavs
the
nart
of
the
famom
Daily
oilven
4ti.
rr.
I
Chamber
of
Mine
Wednesday
ev-
i
Actional
ulenth
wh
fres
a
new
News
Is
sure
to
bring
icnlng.
iklnf'
"1
riddle
murder
by
ghosts
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