Mi
and
Mrs.
Louis
Sc'nulz,
Atlfn.
were
here
aboard
Che
..,
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
urouRh
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
A
ROUND
the
world
mn
KincJft
Gnnl'i
with
tKt
unqu!ifitdpC40vl
of
the
vtlcrin
imoVtr
With
Mi
chtrhKid
plpt,
Unlvtmlly,
men
Ubc
Gnnt's
for
inlid.
Grant's
IJQUKUR
SCOTCH
WHISKY
2fi
2-3
oz.
TAKS
S.
C.
Trlbm)Soti
aalled
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princes
Norah
tor
U
bUltneSS
trlO
to
Vancouver
.,
ha,
been
In
poor
health
of
mUeterT.S'S,
"the
lfi
i.
gotne
south
to
receive
princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
tr.rut
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
.p-
jjstj
n
i
,'
QUl
ui
1
$3-75
j
Unqtttionbly
lilt
Kljktlt
Ut
In
qittlity
Scokk
.
.
,
9
10
rntf
rjrrn
f
.
.c'fisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
'he
Liquor
C
'Ot
Bojfd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TOO
COLD?
Why
Nt
Answer
Tills
Question
Accurately
by
Iteferrinn
to
a
TAYLOR
THERMOMETER
If
you
depend
simply
on
your
own
or
somebody
else's
seme
of
heat
it
is
quite
possible
the
temperature
will
be
actually
unhealthy,
for
overheated
rooms
sap
vitality
while,
rooms
below
68
degrees
produce
colds
and
kindred
ills.
Also
uniform
iteat.itieans
hip;
econ-wn
in
fuel
bills.
Taylor
Thermometers
Arc
Triced
at
65c,
$i,
$k25
an'1
2.50
Ormes
Ltd.
Zffin
Pioneer
Drta&tets
The
Itexall
Store
Phones
81
Open
fjaliy
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
7
'tii
9
p-m.
&
82
ami
"yvgwuuuiiiiiinnnnMuiiuuuUUUyUUWVy
...
$O0TH
TO
VANCOUVER!
wiling
it
OCEAN
FALLS
md
POWELL
RIVEB
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Hupert
ever
TiiM&ttAY,rrt.'15p.m.
ri;.
i.k--
Vl..t
ii....v-rt
rr
the
East
Mondaj,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
for
lore.,
etc,,
call
or
tcrU
myWct&t'O'fflcb,
528'3tW
Jk
t
.
I
Iff
ii
vo-io
o
o
2
0
0
o
o
o
MR.
ALDER'S
FINAL
TAtK
W.
Nlckersdn
Civet
Address
ti
RoUry
Club
Offaitth
V5f
rIavlrfic
tfimrnts-
'j
itoh-ffihip
of
Cliy
I1
"In
going
away
i
'am
carrying
vlth
me
most
kindly
thoughts
of
Prince
itupen
ana
of
the
Rotary
Club.T
concluded
Tr.
j.
Aider,
retiring
City
Commissioner.
In
an
address
to
the,
club
yesterday
at
Its
weekly
luncheon.
"I
tdk'e
this
opportunity
'dt
thanking
the
memoert
df
the
club
and
other
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
for
their
loyal
support.
It
Vas
only
during
the
past
two
weflcs
that
I
have
come
to
realize
trhat
quiet
support
I
had
behind
me
In
rhy
work
here."
In
opening
his
ttddreft.
Mr.
Aider
said
he
had
always
locked
upon
the
notary
Club
as
a
fcort
&f
family
gathering
of
buslrieiVmen.
Ho
felt
more
at
h'drrte
there
than
at
tending
anv
ather
nfe'arifzdtton
In
JONES
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
rhoneJiu..
Sahrijay
Specials
RUMP
hdAST
of
DEEF
her
lb.
Per
lb.
ROUND
STEAK
Per
lb
ROAST
OFF
THE
ROUND
per
lb.
fSIRLOIN
STEAK
l.
,ixr.io
P0UK
LEO
Of
PORK
Per
lb,
SHOULDER
PORK
Per
lb.
nOSTON
BUTT
Per
lb.
FRESH
SIDE
PORK
Eer
lb-
Veal
RUMP
ROAST
of
VEAL
Per
lb
20
c
226
20
c
20c
25c
25c
20c
25c
15c
22c
ROLLED
SHOULDER
VEAL
25(J
i-er
to.
FILLET
ROAST
of
VEAL
QCp
per
ib
A?'
SfidULDER
RST.
Of
VEAL
-I
SA
Per
lb
VEAL
STEAK
Zo
""
Per
lb
LEOS'bf
LAMB
LAMB
Pef
lb
SHOULDER
6f
LAMB
1'gr
lb
LOIN
of
LAMB
Per.
lb,
bdlLINO
CHICKEN
-
Edch
rFbr
prorhpt
to'nrte&ii
vicis
rPnone
13
TJitt
cdi.
j.
F.
Preston,
general
staff
'of
-
ricer
of
military
district
No.
11,
ar-
I
28
c
15C
256
Special
for
11.00
l
ib.
SWlHn
lliron,
2
lbs.
Pure
lard,
1
Ib.
Butter,
1
doz.
Eggs
lves
in
tne
cuy
on
me
tGtutom
'int.
irttU
vi
torta
lb
pay
a
Visit
to
the
local
gar-
rlain.
Albert
rdrfS'w.
'amb&lt
'ihsTjec
tdr,
salled'by
the
Prthce
lUipeft
last
night
bn
his
return
to
Vancouver
'after
spen'dlrfg
the
pait
ieek
h'erq
on
omciai
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
iloWard
TJih
er,
who
have
ien
lh
"dhfrge
of
hi.
vix.ii:.
ari.
u-ttt-
liif
ciucii
nicui
uuuic
iicic
lur
lhe
:clfy
Und
Sal'v&tr6n
Trmy,
'fail,
1l
lat
nfgnl
6n
"th"e
'pHrfce
'Riipert
lor
vancuuvL-r
cnruuie
wj
iaj
eary.
tne
cuy.
He
had
enjoyed
the
as-,
"S
Wary
bf
the
Cahadlan
Legion
last
viMinn
trim
4k
iu,.
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
vUi
toru.
..:..
murh
ti
mh
AMnA
aa,
nf,
v-lth'e
6ceah
'Falls
district
bh
came
here
at
the
suggestion
of
the
tai
dUUes-
late
Oeorge
Woodland
arid
had
never
regretted
It.
Mr.
Alder
said
he
had
been
city
commissioner
for
six
and
quarter
years.
pressed
regret
at
his
leaving.
John
Dybhavn
said
It
'was
ori
TeA
and
sale
of
home
cooking,
li'ed.
Cross
jheadiquarters,
2nd
and
fth
Street,
"WedneSlay,
February
7.
Funds
15
fte
Used
ror
local
Soldiers
itoitiitaj
'Supples.
(31)
R5s
Nlchblison,
accountant
of
the
lt6h
fed'ward
reduction
plant,
slaTe'd
last
hfght
oh
the
Prince
kuj&rt
for
a
business
trip
to
lh
view
of
the
Impending
de-partiite
from
the
city
of
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schube'it,
wh
15
leaving
next
Wjek
for
Aihcroft
to
Which
point
HTr
huibanti
has
been
transferred
inspector
C.
UlMrber,
Pvln-l&fe,?
viili
iv,f
Lit
on
a
graphs
service,
the
Women's
Aux-
7
A.
rrttht
elected
Mrs;
Henry
Smith
to
Offi-
ja--;ij
'i
w....t
i.-.-.
Uerit.
'first
Xfrs.
W.
H.
Ooodsell
becomes
vice-president
and
Mrs.
F.
the
beginning
"In
cutting
It
up'Intb
Barber,
secottd
vice-president.
fAA.
irtt
Mntt
sf
tti"
Vanht.
It
was
the
regular
regular
mon
monthly
tn
thfl
Uitv
Mr.
ttieetlhg
'of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
lie
hid
left
ft
hu-
.
.
w
.it.
and
Mrs
Rrh.ihArf
imi
in
fh'
iness
lh
the
south
to
come
here.
arfWw,fc.
-Mv
tmrs:
h.
Mreidv
chair.
There
Was
a
large
attend
The
sugestlon
for
his
appointment
tt.npH
ihpnn
nrtininin
,th,
m-
and
various
matters
of
had
cbrrie
from
II.
B.
Rochester.
O.
,
,,n,
u.a
,f
ness
were
taken
up.
busl-
George
Arnold,
Fred
tt.rnn
r.f.rj
oitft
ih.-r...
The
"Port
of
the
Burns
banquet
Westh.
XL
M.
Stephens
and
Heilbroner.
At
that
time
he
f"
which
u,lee
was
received
with
en-had
bage
disposal
system
by
they
'
thusiasm.
It
showed
h.A
U..1H
Dnmt
ri,,ht
that
a
sub-
thought
a
couple
of
years
would
a,ixn
iv,
Tin
m
n'ri-
iSw
stanttal
sum
had
been
realized.
A
hsv
Kikitn
nil
V
f
m
AjiArt
crAl
1
vaU
Ar
ti
m
Jt
h.a
ft
a
&
a
tr
.
r"'...-.
VtT
,.i"--1-!2-.of
the
nark
va
nroteeted
4r!ilnt
-t"-.
,v"-c
ui
icnaer
He
had
wurked
fffr
a
very
moderate
JL.
...
ed
to
lrs.
II.
K.
Chrlstensen
salary
beauie
he
did
not
think
heibeautlful
treM
The
.her
work
in
connection
snouia
a
omers
u
iaKe
a
icwer
oanquei.
salary
If
he
was
getting
a
large
Z,
JICL
lax
J.
'
Arrangements
with
for
the
were
comoleted
-alary
himself.
He
had
never
held
IT
he
h
hway
KTS
for
a
Yilentirie.
tea
to
6,1
at
7uui,v
wine
uiiu
ic
uiu
n
Pp,
mrtrnvmhf
"TVi.
.!,,
"
OVUUUCrt
times
felt
that
criticism
levelled
at
..w.
c
.
.v.4-
JL
as
well
as
for
the
annual
banauet
IJS""
iS.S-l"
the
totem
poles
whlch.e.01"
-
know
as
much
about
things
as
he
idld.
The
retiring
eommlssldr.'er
spoke
of
the
refunding
scheme
as
the
most
-
Important
work
he
had
handled
OOOpOOpOPOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOjj
gj
tne
(ity
a
j
i
year
In
Interest
charges.
Next
In
6;
importance
he
considered
was
the
S
!
zoning
scheme
which
helped
to
rec-S
itlfy
the
Injun-
done
to
the
city
lrt
o!
f
.......
Invaluable.
Today
they
ccmriZ'"Zf.
:
J
in
aneaa
ana
naa
rciusea
vo
ia.etf
u
.
";,t6alC3
"UL"
women's
the
advice
'of
those
who
did
hot
'.rir.
IT
Z::.;-!..'
"rrr,:;:
.axillary
attended
in
brganlzatlon
T;r;":;
rw
:
:;T.7;:r;:
the
Canadian
usion
was
that
he
had
not
developed
the
t
e
"
taa
tZ
"
h.
i
.
cemeteo'.
He
had
been
11
2
not
to
do
this
because
some
people."":
,
'rt:
-"T""
thought
developing
It
-wOuld
spoUa'tlbhal
drive.
President
Peter
Lakie
thanked
the
J
speaker
for
his
address
and
"ex
the
forthcoming
-
.
tx-ju.Vi..
t-l.
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
.....
.
unnm
vpr
nnn
npn
inn.
n
mlssloner
be
appointed.
Mr.
was
appointed
bh
May
3
and
camei
here
soon
after
that,
it
was
a'
thankless
job
he
had
lo
"fade.
lie
could
not
expect
to
satisfy
evry-hls
cohipany
and
appreciated
his.
one.
In
that
club
they
hid'
enjoyed
membership.
I
Visitors
at
the
luncheon
Included
R,
L.
Mcintosh
and
H.
F.,silyer-,
thorne.
Sergeant
Chris
Jacklin
arid
i
Indian
Agent
James
GUlett
were
Introduced
as
new
members.
AnrioWcements
All
advertisements
In
this
col-
ttfan
Will
bf'cR'tor'i'riii
'mbntfa
at
1Jc
V
woft
Hospital
Ball
Feb.
2.
Eagles'
Bridge,
February
7.
Toe
H
Dance,
Seal
fcove,
Feb
9.
Legion
Vai'entltie
Tea;
Mrs.
DC,
Schubert's,
February'14.
Cambral
ary
16.
Vafehtlne'
Ball,
Febrti-
S.
O.
N.
Leap
Year
Darice
23.
;
'Boys
'Band
!Dahce
Febriiary
23.
;
March
1
T'ea,frs.
Bert
Morgan's,
Anglican
Spring
Sale,
April
;4.
in
Tiii:siTKK.MCcot'nt
or
nRnisii
rbiVMiUA
1'r
rroftftle
-.
,
Ift
lh
Miller
f
Hi
"Vdmlriittritlon
In
inV
'M'aiiVr
of
tlu
Wdt
of
Vii'Jr?w
l
.AVniVPT,
VKHL-.nl
.TAKE,
NOTICE
UiAt
y
crar
Jit
HU
Itonor
ju&g
W.
P..
n&Jxr
daW,
the
U(-lnt?tl
AtoUiilatfiitor
,6r
tltf
EnUti
of
I
Andrew
Ixwnanl
AVedvw
Utilised,
itde
7fZo
Cl,
Prln
Rufxrt.
ErlUsh
I
JxaihmiUla.
'ill
vmwafe
Ka'Tthg
cliUma
saliu.t
the
Mid
firt&ite
r'e
tr-
dt
TKiuirra
to
lunu&n
wm
Rune
10
me
pnnperty
r
mUicd
wuicrt
oiv
oiv..
.or
or
.before
.oerore
th
m
SSth
auui
any
or
ppbruuvry
104O
'hd.
aJlpfracm
1
to
IKeld
it
mfulml
wj.PftT
the
woounit
or
tarur
indehted-n&
to
hW
forth
Wth,
NORMAN
A,
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prlnttt
Buprt,
B.
C
Dii.trt
th
32nd
day
of
Jami&rV,
A.
D.
1M0.
BIRTH
ii-
com
riimii.
i
.Jack
.
Durran
uurran
,-
on
on
January
January
-
31
31
In
In
.
th
the
'Alder
-ll?ce
upfTt
Hospital.
H.G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
216
Sixth
Street
See
Vs
For
AH
Kinds
of
Insurance
aKd.
Reir
Estate
Notary
Public
We
.have
on
our
lists
the
following
good
buys
717
6th
AVE.
WEST
Four
rooms
and
bdth,
'modern,
$1000.00.
820
bbltrjEX
STKEET
Three
room
cottage,
SGOO.OO.
Maie
us
an
offer
for
larfe
.building
on
Ambrose
Avenue,
suitable
for
boarUlng
House.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
bank
Bide.
tVesh
Local
Raw
and
'PasYgurizedMiHs
VALENTIN.DAIRY
rnoNi
157
GUOCEUV
SPECIALS
Every
Dar
at,
MUSSALLEW
'4
JJ
!..
1
rt
'S
ECON03IY
STORE
'AVhere
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
18
and
19
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
ST!
Surprise
Shower
For
Mte
Is
Home
of
Mrs.
Peter
tlamnla
Last
Nitht
Some
thirty
friends
gathered
last
t
night
at
the
'home.pf
'Airs.
-Peter
Oamula,
132
Seventh
Avenu
!
West,
In
a
shower
surprise
party
in
hOnbr
of
Mrs.
Ernest
Fontaine,
the
former
Miss
Annie
Kach.
whose
marriage
took
place
recently.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
de:
-orated
with
pink
an,d
white
streamers
and
white
wedding
bells.
During
the
early
part
of
the
evening
bridge
'and
Chinese
checkers
were
played,
prize
-
winners
at
bridge
Were
Mrs.
C.
Mlchaloff,
first:
Miss
Margaret
Fritz,
second,
and
airs.
R.
Webber,
third.
For
Chinese
checkers
the
prize
winner
was
Mrs.
D.
Morrison'.
After
cards
delicious
refreshments
"were
served
and
the
feature
of
the
evening's
proceedings
then
took
place
when
little
Miss
Dorleen
Olsen
carried
In
a
pretty
basket
laden
with
many
beautiful
gifts
for
the
bride.
The
JltUe
girl
helped
the
'bride
open
the
gifts
and
was
surprised
to
find
at
the
oottom
of
the
basket
a
gift
for
herself
as
well.
Mrs.
II.
Smith
sang
a
solo
and
Mrs.
William
Oeddes
gave
a
reci
tation.
A
happy
evening
came
to
a
close
with
community
singing
with
music
honors
for
the
bride.
Those
present:
airs.
Peter
Oamula,
Mrs.
Ernest
Fontaine
Mrs.
H.
Bowden,
Mrs.
R.
Chenoskl1(Mrs,
J.
Clavring,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Bulge'r,
Mrs.
Frank,
.Ellison,
Mrs.
William
Oeddes,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Howe.
Mrs.
George
HUIvMrs.
Adam
Mcintosh,
Mrs.
James
Krlkev.Sky,
Mrs.
Walter
Longwlll,
Mrs.
-J,
H.,
Malr,
Mrs.
D.
Morrison,
Mrs,
C.
Mlchaloff,
Mrs.
H.
Smith
ir-
Mrs.
William
'Roth-
-
It
.
'i
weu,
airs,
wunam
Kicnaras.
Mrs.
strand,
Mrs.
6.
Olsen.
Mrs.
J.i
W.
Pottlnger,
Mrs,
R.
"Webber,
Mrs.
1
n.
wanamaicer,
auss
b.
Marsnau.1
Miss
ncicji
vjauiuui.
auss
Irene
I
Margaret
Fritz
and
Miss
t
GIske.
I
FOR
ifVE
Tb
INCREASE
IS
PUiCE
OF
.facie
three
DRIVE
At
a
preliminary
meetlhg
In
the
Canadian
Legion
clubrooms
last
ivehing
plans
for
the
Canadian
iLegiOn
War
Services
financial
campaign
were
considered.
Repre
sentatives
of
various
organizations
were
In
attendance
and
the
ob
jectives
of
the
drive
were
outlined.
The
need
for
such
an
organization
to
plan
effectively
for
Various
vital
needs
not
covered
by
other
organizations
was
fully
re'eoinized
and
the
fact
that
it
was
the
Canadian
Legion
with
its
experience
of
the
last
war
that
was
b?st
able
to
deal
with
the
problems
were
admitted.
A
campaign
organizer
in
the
oerson
of
J.
S.
Wilson
wn,
appointed
with
Jack
Pre'ece,
jHairr
man
of
the
committee.
A
.mejsiGvs
bf
representatives
will
be
iield
again
next
Friday
(HILDRENS
Frequent
A
Jl
ffc
w
For
retieringdiB'
'
comforts
of
client
cotdt
and
ni$ht
coughs,
rub
VapoRub
on
throat,
chest,
'and
bickat
bedtime.
vapoKup
spoui-tice-vapor
action
"relieves
congestion
pf
upper
air
passages
eases
soreness
of
chest
and
back
muscleshelps
the
youngster
relax
into
healing
sleep.
If
For
coii
flung
and
Irritated
VapoRub
on
the
child's
tongue
to
relieve
the
irritation,
Theh
'massage
VapoRub
on
thrdat
and
chest.
X
For
"tnlffles"
and
nuVrv
if
of
head
cold,
melt
VapoRub
in
a
bowl
ol
booing
water,
nave
the
child
breathe
In
the
Steaming
'vapors.
This,
loosens
phlegm,
clears
air
passages,
makes
breathing
easier.
Also
massage
VapoRub
on
throat
and
chest,.
Millions
of
families
use
these
three
time-
,
Jested
treat-i
ments.
VapoRub
Naraimo
Wellington
Coal
At
the
mine
of
one
dollar
per
Jon
and
the
increase
in
freight
raesrohimencing
January
1.
1940.
our
prices
on
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
Kill
be
as
follows
Nanalmo
Wellington
Lump
Sacked,
delivered.
Per
ton
S'a'nalnio
Wi-iiin
ton
Mine
Run
Sacked,
del..
Per
ton
Nanalmo
Vellin;ton
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
Nanalmo
Uilin;tdn
Mine
RunBulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
515.50
$115
$145
$13.00
Albert
and
McCaff
ery
Ltd.
Phone
116
and
117
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
February
Clearing
Sale
Nfe'w
ah3
Used
Furniture
-i
2
Kitchen
Ranjes-s
At
..
.
2
Spic-Span
Cleaners
Just
like
new
.
1
Bed
Complete
t
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feet
by
6
feet
...
2
Philco
Radios
At
1
Connor
Washint
Iacrt
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perfect
shape.
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Furniture
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3
Cast-Iron
Cabih'c'dok
Stoves-Special
1
4-piece
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
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At
.
$4.95
$12.50
$12.50
$29.50
$39.50
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to
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Clothiers
$13.95
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